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Lynnwood Councilman George Hurst plans to bring forward a resolution supporting HB-1240, legislation prohibiting the sale of assault weapons.

On Wednesday, March 29, Commissioners received a briefing on the Billingsley Road Alternatives study. Staff reviewed the history of past studies and proposals for addressing realignment of Billingsley Road. They presented information on existing roadway conditions, traffic volumes, and environmental resources. A traffic analysis was conducted to evaluate the impact of various options on traffic volume, intersection levels of service, and changes in travel times. Concepts for horiz...

On Tuesday, March 21, Commissioners received a briefing on the Charter form of government and voted 3-2 to approve a resolution to form a charter board. The nine-member board would be composed of county residents, two from each district and one at-large, who are appointed by Commissioners to manage the process of drafting a charter to change Charles County to a charter form of government.

This week the Lexington Fayette Urban County Council will discuss the challenges associated with building more affordable housing and how to pay for it. Richard Young of CivicLex has a preview of some options on the table.

CONCORD – Cabarrus County learned in February that it received a $1 million block grant allocation to help support mothers and families impacted by substance abuse.

Area listings of agendas

The approach of the first "witching hour" at the end of this week has injected the Oregon Legislatures session with a "do-or-die" attitude among lawmakers, lobbyists and activists.

City Administrator David Murphy said the company is looking to have scooters in East Grand Forks this summer

The approach of the first "witching hour" at the end of this week has injected the Oregon Legislatures session with a "do-or-die" attitude among lawmakers, lobbyists and activists.

The approach of the first "witching hour" at the end of this week has injected the Oregon Legislatures session with a "do-or-die" attitude among lawmakers, lobbyists and activists.