618 Tap House claims possible discrimination from city leaders
Doug Deaton, owner of 618 Tap House, claimed city leaders were discriminating against his business at Monday’s city council meeting.
Source: thesouthern.com
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Council OKs South Market development
Marion's growing pains throbbed on Monday night as the city council approved the development of a 100-unit apartment complex on a 12-acre parcel off South Market Street, on the precipice of city limits.
Source: dailyrepublicannews.com
Council OKs zoning change for new apartments
The Marion City Council on Monday night approved zoning changes for a complex of apartments at 1801 E. Main St. by Castellano Properties.
Source: dailyrepublicannews.com
School officer, police cars donation OK'd
The Marion City Council on Monday night approved the hiring of a school security officer and the donation of decommissioned police cars to a training program.
Source: dailyrepublicannews.com
City Council tightens codes, electrician licensing
The Marion City Council recently approved the strengthening of city building codes on off-street parking, fence regulations and the licensing of electricians and raising the cost of commercial building permits.
Source: dailyrepublicannews.com