Pueblo District 60 School Board Elects New Leadership Amidst Transition

Overview: In a key development at the December 2, 2025, special meeting of the Pueblo District 60 School Board, the board elected new officers, with William Thiebaut assuming the role of president and Thomas S. Ferrell III as vice president. The meeting also witnessed the swearing-in of newly elected board members Thomas S. Ferrell III and Darien Michael Ibarra.

New Leadership Takes Charge at Aurora School Board Amidst Farewells and Reflections

Overview: In a reshuffling of leadership at the Aurora School Board meeting, Tremaine Duncan was re-elected as president after a series of nominations and votes, despite initially declining the position. The board also bid farewell to outgoing members Dr. Debra E. Gerkin and Michael Carter, acknowledging their years of service. Additionally, newly elected directors Kristen Mallory and Gayla Charlier were sworn in.

Farmington School Board Debates Critical Funding Acceptance Amid Legal Uncertainty

Overview: During the Farmington School Board meeting on December 2, discussions were dominated by the board’s deliberations over the acceptance of section 31a funds, amidst ongoing lawsuits that could impact the district’s financial landscape. The decision is complicated by a looming deadline and potential legal ramifications, leading to an intricate debate among board members about the best course of action.

Moorhead Planning Commission Approves Prairie Parkway Third Edition Development Plan

Overview: The Moorhead Planning Commission has approved a proposal for the Prairie Parkway Third Edition, which will see the reconfiguration of a 7.88-acre parcel into 43 lots for single-family homes, twin homes, and townhomes. This development is aimed at meeting current market demands and continuing compatible development in the area.

Kenilworth Planning Board Approves Site Plan for Galloping Hill Road Redevelopment

Overview: The Kenilworth Planning Board convened to address redevelopment efforts on Galloping Hill Road, where Nest Count Corporate Property Urban Renewal LLC proposed a preliminary and final major site plan. The application focused on reconfiguring the Nest 15 building, originally designed for single-tenant use, to accommodate multiple tenants. The board approved both the Nest 15 and the conversion of Nest 11 into a data center.