Local Economic Funding: One Harlan County says it’s partnering with the Paul Angell Foundation for $450,000 in economic revitalization, with Invest Appalachia adding flexible long-term financing for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Disaster Recovery for SMBs: Hawaiʻi County is expanding community resource center services to help residents apply for FEMA and SBA earthquake aid, with representatives starting Sept. 14. Downtown Revitalization Grants: Delaware State Housing Authority awarded nearly $3.5M across eight Downtown Development Districts projects, aiming to leverage about $22M in private investment and support small business development. Local Infrastructure That Affects Commerce: North Railway Street in Okotoks reopened after underground renewal and streetscape upgrades intended to boost walkability and downtown spending. Fraud Case Hits Bar Owner: Federal prosecutors sued Portland bar owner Ramzy Peter Hattar, alleging he used COVID relief funds tied to a different, already-closed bar. Tech Rules That Hit Small Sellers: Apple’s EU App Store terms take effect Oct. 1, including a new 7-day link-out attribution rule that could change commissions for app developers. Hospital Pilot for a Startup: Zeus Robotics launched a three-month Erlanger Hospital pilot for an autonomous logistics robot to move lab samples, aiming to reduce staff workload. Community Business Visibility: St. Vincent and the Grenadines launched Vincy List, a directory meant to help visitors find local businesses and experiences. Local Safety Program: Olds, Alberta rolled out a voluntary “Agent Status Program” letting property owners authorize enforcement officers to handle trespassing faster.