Lot Lizards Rejoice 

Protecting Children from Sex Offenders

But who will protect them from the General Assembly?

PUBLIC OPINION SPLIT ON FUTURE FIVE DEVELOPMENT

City denies access to public documents on 5 Pts. garage

Before President Bush’s state of the union addresses, I used to write the words “terror” and “freedom” on a log sheet and put little checks next to them every time he said one. Standing in the back of city hall on March 19, with Doug Quackenbush, city planners, and the Five Points Association slated to speak at a Five Points zoning hearing, I wrote the words “funky” and “eclectic” in my notebook and made sure my pen had plenty of ink left. Instead, there was a different term that kept popping up: “new urbanism.”

City jails to improve flawed bond system

“I know it happens,” Austin told Columbia City Council on March 19, “because I’ve had to intervene in the past"