XNA Board Votes to Detach From Highfill
The vote came after failed negotiations between the airport's authority board and Highfill officials to reach an interlocal agreement between the two entities. read more >
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The vote came after failed negotiations between the airport's authority board and Highfill officials to reach an interlocal agreement between the two entities. read more >
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