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Houston Mill demolition contractor chosen; city moves ahead on another
The demolition is part of an effort to clean up dangerous buildings in town.
City adjusts, approves fireworks ordinance
The discharge of fireworks on July 4 was approved with an updated time period.
City council postpones playground equipment decision, names parks director
Anthony Hagen was named the new parks and pool director.
Firework sales, use to be allowed in Houston
A sale window will exist from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 20 to July 10 for commercial or industrial zoned property, with use allowed from 10 a.m. to midnight July 4.
City awards demolition bid, renews health insurance
A building at 304 Pine St. is set to be demolished.
PDF: Tuesday’s special Houston City Council meeting agenda
Members of the Houston City Council will meet at 5:30 Tuesday, April 28, at Houston City Hall.
Houston storm siren accidentally sounds Sunday
A cancellation notice was sent to silence it.
Romines voted mayor pro tem, council members sworn in
Three Houston streets will receive fresh asphalt overlay later in the year.
Houston breaks ground on recreation facility
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday morning.
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