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Council loses the latest battle against cars: Noise bylaw edition.

SHREVEPORT, La. - A wild and seemingly lawless weekend in downtown Shreveport has a lot of people talking.

Suburban FC’s Alex Sheppard joins Coast reporters Matt Stickland and Martin Bauman to talk about the Wanderers’ weekend draw and the upcoming Maritime Super Series.

A new drive to improve downtown Columbus launched last week.

Container ships, cruise ships, cargo carriers and more vessels bound for Halifax the week of May 8-14.

There are calls for a boost in security in downtown Sydney after another small business was vandalized over the weekend.

When meeting Michelle Vance, the first thought that popped into my mind was Newton’s Laws of Motion, “an object in motion will stay in motion.” Vance is definitely an object in motion and as the new executive director of the Windsor Downtown Development Authority, she is prepared to pump some inspiration and excitement into downtown and its businesses.

Over the last three years, we’ve heard about plans to restore the Lamar Building. Now that reality is closer than ever. There’s a lot of work being done, and city leaders say this is going to be a catalyst for downtown.

Work on the Linc apartment complex and the Lincoln Highway Garage will begin this spring and summer.

Not long after receiving blessing from the Pine Bluff City Council, a new mural adorns the northern wall of a building at 300 S. Main St.