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The action agenda for the Oct. 10 Roswell City Council meeting had just one item, formal approval of a text amendment to the Unified Development Code for the Parkway Village

It is a widely accepted truth that the well-being of people and land is intertwined (e.g., A Sand County Almanac, Aldo Leopold, 1949). Perhaps reflecting this truth, the Montana Constitution

How the city will grow and what projects are prioritized are some of the many logistics Sequim faces, and those issues will be a major part of the city’s required, periodic review of its Comprehensive Plan.

Climate, the housing crisis and how to get more people engaged with city business were topics at a candidate forum in Bozeman on Thursday.

There is not enough housing in Bozeman for the people who want to live here. Most acutely, there is not enough housing for the people who need to work here

The Times-Picayune | Advocate has launched its 2023 Voter Guide so citizens can hear directly from candidates in their own words about what they hope to accomplish if elected.

The Times-Picayune | Advocate has launched its 2023 Voter Guide so citizens can hear directly from candidates in their own words about what they hope to accomplish if elected.

In his notice of veto, Guillory argued that a tax hike should be up to Lafayette citizens.

Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of early revisions to list of potential development projects on medical campus.

Rivers, streams, wetlands, floodplains, riparian areas, and irrigation ditches work as a system to hold and move water through Bozeman — across all zoning districts — and provide critical services