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Edmonton should consider protecting trees on private property, members of the public urged politicians at city hall on Tuesday.

Edmonton should consider protecting trees on private property, members of the public urged politicians at city hall on Tuesday.

Ron Rapp, of Homebuilders Association Vancouver, weighs in on this hot housing topic and the recently announced Homes for People program.

The Lamar County Commissioners Court has approved an economic incentive  package for a business prospect interested in coming to the community. The prospect is code-named “Star Port”.  Commissioners also approved  tax-abatements for four new houses being built by Habitat for Humanity in Paris throug

Lamar County Commissioner’s Court approved two economic incentive requests, issued two proclamations and received word midmorning during a Monday meeting that two chillers for the air conditioning system had arrived

Commissioners to consider incentives

Actions by both city and county officials at meetings last week serve as indicators that our community’s governmental bodies are functioning properly and in a manner to meet the needs

With unanimous approval Monday night, Paris City Council took the recommendation of the city manager to combine the positions of EMS chief and fire chief and handed the responsibilities of

Mesa did not have to wait long to see what the newly consolidated ownership of Fiesta Mall wants to do with the long-dormant mall.

Selkirk College second-year Integrated Environmental Planning students will hold a public open house to present their Rossland OCP Action Plans. The event will be held on Tuesday, March 14, from 5 – 7 p.m. in the Lily May Room of the Rossland Miner’s Hall, 1765 Columbia Ave, Rossland. The meeting is an opportunity for citizens to familiarize themselves with the draft plans and