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Topics getting the most attention in Longview public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Great news, Longview! Your recycling bins are back in action after a temporary shutdown. Get ready to sort your recyclables again!
A Longview city employee tragically died from an injury on the job. A new report is out, digging into the details of this workplace accident.
Longview's getting a green makeover thanks to a new grant! Expect more trees and a prettier city, making your daily commute a bit more scenic.
A city worker in Longview tragically died on the job. This incident is prompting a closer look at safety protocols across all city facilities.
The committee reviewed and approved past meeting minutes, ensuring accurate record-keeping. They also discussed upcoming agenda items and heard from the Director, focusing on services and initiatives for seniors.
The board discussed ways to encourage responsible use of public trails, focusing on user behavior and promoting a positive experience for everyone. This could involve new signage or educational efforts.
Great news for Longview residents! A popular park is officially reopened, just in time for summer. The city is also working on other park improvements, so expect more upgrades soon.
The Health Board of Trustees is looking at how to best invest the city's health fund. This involves deciding on strategies to grow the fund and ensure its financial health for the future.
The board reviewed the "Advance Longview" plan, which outlines the city's strategy for economic growth and development.
The owners of the B. Franklin Martin house are pushing for historic landmark status. If approved, this could mean new regulations for their property.
The Walk of Honor Task Force was scheduled to meet to review last year's event and plan for the upcoming 2026 event. This includes discussing nominations and sponsorships.
Longview is planning a downtown makeover to attract more families. The goal is to bring in new restaurants and entertainment options to make the area a vibrant destination.
Tired of soggy yards and flooded streets? Longview residents are pushing the city to finally fix the broken drainage system in their neighborhood. They're hoping for some much-needed relief before the next big storm hits.
Tired of that old TV or broken computer taking up space? Longview is hosting an electronic waste disposal event so you can finally ditch your e-junk the right way. It's your chance to declutter and do good for the environment.
Winter is coming, and Longview is getting ready! The city and TxDOT are teaming up to make sure you're informed about road conditions and what to expect if a storm hits.
Longview is cutting a check to Camden Court residents who got flooded out. This settlement might mean the city's finally addressing the drainage problems that caused the mess in the first place.
Great news, Longview! Sales tax collections are booming, bringing in more money than the city budgeted for. This could mean more funding for important local projects and services.
New fees are being implemented for the Industrial Pretreatment Program to ensure industries that impact the wastewater treatment plant contribute to the costs of managing their discharge.
Longview might finally get its outdoor amphitheater! Developers have a new funding proposal on the table, so get ready for some potential live music and events in the near future.
Fees have been established for the new pavilion at the Maude Cobb Convention Center, allowing for rental reservations to begin.
The city will seek grant funding to help cover the cost of a performer for the America 250 Kick-Off event, contributing to community celebrations.
Longview is launching a warrant amnesty program to help folks clear old tickets and warrants. You can get discounts on fines and avoid extra penalties, making it easier to get things squared away.
Longview's dropping charges against the One Love Longview executive director. This could mean a fresh start for the organization and its community programs.
Longview is dropping charges against a local director who was cited for violating an anti-camping ordinance. This means the city isn't actively enforcing that specific rule right now.
Longview's mayor is pushing a new recycling plan, aiming to make the city greener. Expect more eco-friendly efforts coming your way soon!
Wondering what's happening in Longview? Mayor Ishihara just dropped her State of the City address. It's your chance to hear directly about the city's progress and future plans.
Recycling days in Longview are changing! This is to help make sure your recyclables don't end up in the trash. Watch for the new schedule so you don't miss your pickup.
Eastman Chemical is getting sued over pollution from its Longview plant. This lawsuit could force the company to clean up its act and potentially impact the local air and water quality.
Longview might be getting a new outdoor concert venue! City Council is revisiting the amphitheater proposal, which could bring more live music and events to town.
Thinking about a backyard fire? Longview's fire marshal is clarifying the city's burning rules, based on state guidelines. Get the lowdown on what's legal before you light up.
Longview's Mayor Andy Mack is wrapping up almost 10 years in charge. He's reflecting on his time as mayor, sharing what's changed and what he sees for the city's future.
Longview's got a serious air quality problem, with a specific area identified as a 'hot spot' for cancer-causing pollution. This news from ProPublica means residents could be facing significant health risks.