Month: May 2024

The historic home of the King of Rock and Roll could be sold at auction on Thursday to the highest bidder, but this is according to a foreclosure notice that the estate’s heir says is a complete and utter con.

Straight out of a movie which Elvis may have looked to star in, a bizarre plot is unfolding concerning the former home of The King.

Downtown Portland’s Dossier Hotel faces foreclosure again due to lingering debt and a slow recovery in the city’s hospitality market. Will the upscale hotel find a buyer or face a similar fate as other struggling hotels in the area?

California posted another anemic month of job growth in April, and the state’s unemployment rate remained the highest in the land, at 5.3%.

North Augusta businesswoman Ashley Murphy is hosting a four week women’s open Bible study in June. You can RSVP at the ABĒCA Naturals’ Facebook page online.

This week’s data potpourri explores mortgage rates, online shopping and the inexplicable decline in eel consumption among American diners.

The San Bernardino County Auditor-Controller/Treasurer/Tax Collector will host an online tax sale auction for thousands of unpaid parcels.

A comprehensive review of home equity theft, how investors try to steal homes, and how the state house is falling short on putting an end to it.

Along with the Red Line extension, this would be an economic shot in the arm, writes a community leader.

Acknowledging God’s sovereignty helps us seek reconciliation with others, forgiving them and allowing God to restore and renew our relationships.