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MLK Food Market denied alcohol license following OPD raids - Vimarsana News

MLK Food Market denied alcohol license following OPD raids

On Monday afternoon, the police executed another search warrant, saying they confiscated five gambling machines and discovered a stockpile of alcohol in the back of the business.

Source: oanow.com
Marion advances mixed-use project that will add hundreds of new housing units - Vimarsana News

Marion advances mixed-use project that will add hundreds of new housing units

A massive new mixed-use development called Rookwood Estates will add about 1,000 housing units to Marion over several phases in the coming years. It’s being planned by by Chad Pelley of Twenty40 Building Concepts.

Eagle County land use code rewrite aims to simplify what's now a complicated book of rules - Vimarsana News

Eagle County land use code rewrite aims to simplify what's now a complicated book of rules

As Eagle County takes on the unglamorous job of simplifying and revising its land-use codes, public comment will be essential. But public comment may have to wait a while. At a work session with the...

Supervisor offers post-vote comments on Axton development - Vimarsana News

Supervisor offers post-vote comments on Axton development

Last Tuesday night, your Board of Supervisors passed the RPD "Residential Planned Unit District" ordinance changes and the rezoning request by Southside Investors. The RPD has been on the books

City Council upholds decision against Ivy Ridge PUD - Vimarsana News

City Council upholds decision against Ivy Ridge PUD

The Conway City Council heard an appeal regarding the denial by the Planning Commission for the Ivy Ridge Planned Unit Development (PUD) during its regular meeting Tuesday.