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Plans to build a four-story hotel in south Payson continue to plug along.

Plans to build a four-story hotel in south Payson continue to plug along.

Listen here: The council chambers at Twentynine Palms City Hall were crowded last night with residents anxious to discuss potbellied pigs, two-story

Listen here: Tonight, the Twentynine Palms City Council kicks off 2023 with a packed agenda, including three public hearings. In the first hearing, the

A set of proposed updates to the city’s development code would expand TOD zones and encourage more backyard dwellings.

Incentives to allow more units based on location would extend the required proximity to a transit line from a half-mile to a mile, but they also would change how that distance is gauged.

CUYAHOGA FALLS — Cuyahoga Falls Mayor Don Walters Dec. 27 discussed the city’s response to the Christmas weekend storm at the Dec. 27 Council meeting. Walters reported potential electric outages were the major concern and all service employees were placed on watch and mutual aid on standby. Walters noted that although only 800 of the

Proposal would soften rules that allow high-rise housing, bonus ADUs if developers build near transit. Incentives that allow more units based on location would shift required proximity to transit from half a mile to within 1 mile

Staffing, sidewalks, Destin parks and undergrounding utilities make list of goals for 2023.

"Given the excellence I’ve seen, our team’s quality, and our citizens’ tremendous support, I have every reason to believe Milton will continue to set the example for others to follow,"