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The Roswell City Council recently approved amendments to the Unified Development Code related to screening walls and fences. Most of the changes simpl

Fire experts presented to the City Council during a workshop in recognition of May as Wildfire Awareness Month. Roger Johnson, fire chief at Sisters

The City of Greenville moved one step closer to approving guidelines that will help shape future growth in the city.

City of HaysThe Hays Area Planning Commission will meet at 4 p.m. Mon

Avon’s Planning and Zoning Commission is made up of seven members appointed by Town Council for two-year terms. Per the end of four previous commission members’ terms, Avon Town Council appointed four members on May...

After it received unanimous support two weeks prior, the Lubbock City Council voted 5-2 to adopt the Unified Development Code and new zoning map for the City of Lubbock.

Changes to zoning for the land to be used by the proposed Fremont Inland Port Authority were delayed until May 30.

Greenville city leaders are nearing what they hope is the end of a five-year-process to craft a new, development code with zoning regulations.

Local developer Alex Telthorst’s plans for the Alpine West development, located a mile past the stoplight on CR 306, will be moving ahead.

With the looming possibility of a recession, “the labor market might stave off a recession,” keynote speaker Nathan Perry, PhD, associate professor of economics at Colorado Mesa University, said during the annual Glenwood Springs Chamber-sponsored...