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During a review of their recent retreat, the Sisters Planning Commission explored the need for more time to conduct discussions regarding the many

On the heels of bringing back Pueblo Wests annual wet parade, the metro district has approved a full-blown Fourth of July fireworks show

Aldermen on Tuesday approved a developer’s agreement for the Glen Creek subdivision, which is a 80-acre development south of the city located off Poor House Road.

A sparse crowd gathered for a Thursday night meeting of the Republican Women of the Red River Valley received a review of the successes of the Paris Economic Development Corp

By the end of a City Council meeting Tuesday, most stakeholders seemed satisfied with the document, though they acknowledged its imperfections.

At their quarterly meeting on April 5, the Vision Implementation Team (VIT) took a first look at how to go about adding new topics and strategies to

Sarah McDougall always gets involved in her community, wherever she is. She got especially involved in Sisters when she moved here in 2020, after

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It is reportedly the first “overhaul” of the City of Lubbock’s development regulations in about 40 years, which have been referred to as “outdated” and “inconsistent.”

An Arlington, Texas, taco shop's mural of the infamous punch between Texas Rangers Roughned Odor to Jay Jose Bautista may be under threat.