Robert Critser News Today

On Saturday, Cornerstone Wedding and Event Center, 1204 Washington St., hosted more than 20 poets, storytellers, and musicians at the YOU MATTER — Music, Art & Poetry festival.

With councilman Matt Rinkers fast-approaching resignation, the Burlington City Council will appoint a replacement in January.

Ongoing complaints of speeding in school zones prompted city officials to consider speed cameras in school zones.

The Burlington City Council has selected four capital projects to work toward over the next two years.

After months of discussion, the Burlington City Council adopted an ordinance allowing ATVs, UTVs and golf carts on city streets.

Heres a look at the $3.1 million plan to showcase the sites and experiences that gave rise to the founding father of conservation.

A Burlington developer has plans to build a strip mall to the east of the former Wal-Mart building, but says hell need a TIF agreement to do it.

Burlington now contributes $628.50 per month for 10 months each year for maintenance costs at Community Field. That amount has not changed since 1972.

The ordinance saw a slight change that will allow wider use of the vehicles than what was previously discussed.

Non-Burlington residents wanting a say in Burlingtons riverfront may get one. Heres how.