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KDL Proposes $30 Million Giveaway to Luxury Hotel - Vimarsana News

KDL Proposes $30 Million Giveaway to Luxury Hotel

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Growing city: Heights continues to prioritize commercial development - Vimarsana News

Growing city: Heights continues to prioritize commercial development

The City of Harker Heights has enlisted The Retail Coach to assist in improving commercial growth. The consulting firm has completed several market studies to help maximize the city’s appeal

Joint meeting results in final development incentive agreement with The Baker - Vimarsana News

Joint meeting results in final development incentive agreement with The Baker

A joint meeting in Mineral Wells Tuesday night resulted in a final development incentive agreement with The Baker Hotel Development Group, something the mayor called “a historic evening.”

Joint meeting results in final development incentive agreement with The Baker - Vimarsana News

Joint meeting results in final development incentive agreement with The Baker

A joint meeting in Mineral Wells Tuesday night resulted in a final development incentive agreement with The Baker Hotel Development Group, something the mayor called “a historic evening.”

City council approves wastewater rate adjustment - Vimarsana News

City council approves wastewater rate adjustment

Wednesday, May 5, 2021 The San Marcos City Council approved wastewater rate calculation adjustments to minimize the impact of Winter Storm Uri on residents’ bills during its Tuesday meeting.  The new, temporary calculation adjustment will begin this month, ensuring customers are not overcharged in the upcoming year as a result of the unprecedented winter weather event. Residential wastewater rates are normally calculated annually by averaging the three lowest outdoor consumption months of the year: December, January and February. The average is then used to bill monthly amounts for a full ...