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Our readers share their opinions on a variety of topics

The Ascension Parish Council will hold a special meeting April 27 in Gonzales to discuss proposed ordinances related to the ongoing moratorium on new developments.

Our readers share their opinions on a variety of topics

Neighbors voiced opposition, but the planning board didn't find legal grounds to vote against the proposal.

The Sanibel City Council held its regular meeting on April 5, and the city provided the following summary of the key decisions that were approved by the council

North Carolina State University researchers are investigating how riparian buffers — the forests and vegetation that surround a water source — impact water quality in the Cape Fear watershed.

Ascension Parish officials are extending last year's moratorium on development through May 31.

The complex would be next to the credit unions Beulah campus and is anticipated for completion next year.

Vanessa Baugh says an inspector general's report that identified favoritism in code enforcement is the "tip of the iceberg."

Residents in District One of Richland County are trying to stop a change they fear would lead to higher density in some residential areas.