Money was the hot topic at the last city council meeting. The Council Chambers filled near capacity as many people wanted to be heard. The City Hall building and concerns about taxes were frequently mentioned. Traffic and modes of transport were also discussed.
A warning was recently sent via mail about construction on Crawford, that would force property sales and business property demolition. The letter explained that Crawford would be widened due to growth and traffic and that State Farm insurance would be relocating.
Conducting meetings during the pandemic was the main topic of discussion at the last City Council meeting . City Council members were also not allowed to give reports as they have in the past.
Love them or Hate them, we hear you loud and clear. Here are the results of our survey of opinions regarding roundabouts in Deer Park.
Traffic circles continue to be one of Deer Park’s favorite things to complain about, but we’re curious how many in town really dislike them?
No fooling! Roundabout construction has started at the intersection of Crawford & Colville. Just in time for Roundabout Appreciation Day on April 1st. Detours are
Do you hate roundabouts, or do you think they’re the cat’s pajamas? Love them or hate them, there are some truths that you may not know about the circular traffic wonder. This article is not expected nor intended to change minds, only to be an interesting (and possibly biased) bit of information about roundabouts.
Roundabouts are a favorite Deer Park hot topic. Whether you think they’re brilliant or asinine, there will be another one soon within the Deer Park city limits.
As you drive down Crawford Street, you pass a readerboard for First Baptist Church (FBC) that alternates cheerful greetings with fun quips or advice like
Broken glass littered the ground underneath the 15-passenger van as Pastor Jeromy Waunch surveyed the damage on Monday morning, November 26th. During the night, someone
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