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Look out for another small block of affordable housing in Concord - Vimarsana News

Look out for another small block of affordable housing in Concord

The townhomes' rents are expected to be within 60% to 80% of the area median income.

Wastewater treatment plants improve to combat nutrient runoff - Vimarsana News

Wastewater treatment plants improve to combat nutrient runoff

Nutrient loss isn’t just an agricultural problem. Excess nutrients from runoff of fertilizers used on suburban lawns and golf courses, along with waste from daily use in our lives, can

Concord Development Ordinance townhome revisions available for public review, input - Vimarsana News

Concord Development Ordinance townhome revisions available for public review, input

CONCORD, NC – The City of Concord Planning and Zoning Commission approved proposed changes to the Concord Development Ordinance (CDO) at their December 21 meeting. The proposed revisions to the

Election 2021: Matt Dunn is running for Carolina Beach Town Council - Vimarsana News

Election 2021: Matt Dunn is running for Carolina Beach Town Council

CAROLINA BEACH –– Matt Dunn is vying for one of the open seats on the Carolina Beach Town Council. Port City Daily has sent a questionnaire to every candidate…

New East Grand Forks street rebuild could be cheaper than before for nearby residents - Vimarsana News

New East Grand Forks street rebuild could be cheaper than before for nearby residents

An East Grand Forks policy means people who live near a reconstructed street are required to pay for it to be rebuilt, which has made it tricky for the city and residents in a northerly neighborhood there to pay for exactly that sort of project. But a plan presented Tuesday to City Council members could lower the bill to homeowners along a dilapidated stretch of street.