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The Meridian City Council is continuing to weigh its options as it looks to address the shortage of licensed operators at the city’s wastewater and freshwater treatment plants after a

The city of Meridian is facing a shortage of employees certified to operate its freshwater and wastewater treatment facilities, but it is not alone in the struggle to find the

Meridian Rotarians were given an inside look at ongoing infrastructure projects on Wednesday as they hosted Public Works Director David Hodge at their weekly meeting.

Visitors to the Queen City will have an easier time finding local attractions as Visit Meridian looks to add new signage guiding people around town.

The Meridian City Council is set to receive an assessment of its staffing and resources at the city’s two freshwater treatment facilities after the resignation of Freshwater Superintendent Jimmy Eckman

It’s nothing new for Bossier City to break the law to accomplish the wants of a handful of governing elites, says Jeff Sadow, but this?

Not everything important is exciting.

After a strained relationship with the Columbus City Council at the beginning of the year, Waggoner Engineering will once again work with the city to address flooding and other drainage issues.

The City of Meridian is making progress on addressing longstanding issues with its sewer system as part of an agreement with the federal government, Meridian City Council members were told

The Bossier City Council decided to allow time to vet a proposed extension of its partnership with Manchac Consulting. Jeff Sadow approves.