Election forum Tuesday will feature five candidates for Heights City Council | Local News | #citycouncil
The Harker Heights Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a political forum Tuedsay for candidates running for Harker Heights City Council. Scheduled from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., the forum will take place at the Harker Heights Activities Center, 400 Indian Trail. All candidates have confirmed their participation, to include Place 2 incumbent Stacey Wilson and challenger […]
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Bellevue City Council approves issuing bonds for indoor waterpark, hotel project | #citycouncil
The City of Bellevue is looking to make a big splash by bringing in a 100,000-square-foot indoor waterpark. The heated, year-round facility aquatic facility is planned northwest of the U.S. Highway 34 and U.S. Highway 75 interchange, along with three hotels. The waterpark would have a retractable roof and include an arcade for gamers, said […]
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Amherst council votes 3-2 to reject former mayor’s land donation offer for new park
AMHERST — In an emotional decision that drew frustration from a crowd of residents and strong criticism from the Town of Amherst’s mayor, Amherst Town Council voted 3-2 Wednesday to deny a conservation easement agreement on a 22-acre site across from the county’s high school for a new park. The property owner, former Amherst Mayor Paul Kilgore, […]
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Oral Roberts captures Mayor’s Cup against Tulsa
Joe Cress For the Tulsa World For the second time in a matter of weeks, Oral Roberts players and students celebrated at midcourt of the Mabee Center Saturday night after a Mayor’s Cup victory. Also, for the second time, a late run by the Golden Eagles was the difference. After Tulsa had taken a two-point […]
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Harman wins City Council seat, incumbents all returning | Local News | #citycouncil
NEWBURYPORT — Ben Harman will be joining the City Council in January after besting restaurateur Nancy Caswell for the spot held by Ward 4 City Councilor Christine Wallace. Wallace is stepping down in January after announcing this summer she would not be running for another two-year term. Harman amassed 548 votes, while Caswell had 433, […]
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Henriquez jumps into Key West mayor race | Government / Politics
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ACC Mayor & Commission hosts special called session to determine legitimacy of HPC decision | City News
The Athens-Clarke County Mayor & Commission hosted a special called session on Tuesday, Sept. 12, in order to determine an appeal against a prior Historic Preservation Commission decision. This HPC decision would allow Jason Williams, property owner of 120 W Cloverhurst Ave., to construct an additional two-car garage and upstairs living space. Williams also rents […]
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Forest Park coaches and athletes honored at City Council meeting | News | #citycouncil
FOREST PARK — Two Forest Park High School coaches and two players were honored by the Forest Park City Council for recently winning Region 3-AAAAAA honors. Baseball head coach Joshua Froneberger was the 2023 Region Baseball Coach of the Year. His team went 18-10, finished second in the region, and advanced to the state tournament. […]
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Crider discusses sensory-friendly park with city council | News | #citycouncil
The Imaginarium, an ADA accessible all-inclusive park which is to be built on Big Sandy Community and Technical College’s Prestonsburg campus, was the topic of discussion during a special called city council meeting on May 25. Courtney Crider, who has been working with the Kent Rose Foundation and many others on awareness of the park, […]
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Daniel Hernandez Jr. Memorial Softball Tournament recognized by Brawley City Council | Featured | #citycouncil
BRAWLEY – Friends and family recently celebrated the life of Daniel “Boogah” Hernandez Jr. with an annual memorial softball tournament now in its fourth year. The event was officially acknowledged by Brawley City Council members on May 16, where Mayor George Nava read a proclamation recognizing the “cherished tradition” that serves as a reminder of […]
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