Springtown City Council approved awarding a grant and city funded contract for utility and paving improvements on Avenue C between Seventh Street and Fifth Terrace.

Of all the potential project ideas tossed around at a recent planning meeting, Springtown City Council agreed that the city’s employees need to be prioritized in the upcoming budget.

The Springtown City Council is expected to consider a development agreement, zoning change, and annexation of a property intended for a 145-lot subdivision at a future meeting.

Springtown City Council narrowly granted a variance request that will allow an incoming car wash on State Highway 199 to install lighted signage at the top of a 35-foot tower.

Springtown officials are considering replacing water meters in the city.

Reno Planning and Zoning Commission sent a plan for townhomes back to the drawing board after last week’s meeting.

Springtown City Council is not expected to change for another year, according to the results from the May 6 election.

The third time was not the charm for the Springtown Independent School District bond election.

Trash bills for Springtown customers receiving services from the city will increase in July.

Reno City Council approved three plats, which are expected to bring multiple new homes into Reno and its extraterritorial jurisdiction, during the April council meeting.

The project to convert the city of Reno’s water disinfection systems – which is expected to prevent the need for water boil notices resulting from mixing waters – is moving forward after last week’s council meeting.

Springtown ISD voters have the chance to pass or fail the school district’s latest bond effort in the upcoming election.

Grant-funded projects to improve Reno’s water infrastructure are moving along, according to a report given at last week’s Reno Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.

Reno City Council members discussed the possibilities for how the city of Reno will be structured moving forward.

A Reno resident who has been dealing with her water line breaking often will have to continue waiting for a resolution.

Reno City Council unanimously approved an interlocal agreement to allow the city to be a part of the creation of the Northwest Tarrant County Crisis Intervention Team.

If local voters want to participate in the upcoming elections in Azle, Reno and Springtown, then they’ll need to make sure they are registered.

Because of higher costs in construction, Walnut Creek Special Utility District is expected to need more money for water infrastructure improvements than originally estimated.

The Reno Planning and Zoning Commission met on Feb. 21 in a workshop to discuss the code compliance complaint process.

The upcoming Reno City Council and mayoral election will give residents a chance to choose who will lead the city for the next two years.

When the recent winter storm came to Reno, Briar-Reno Fire Department Chief Moses Druxman said the city was not prepared to address the icy roads.

The city of Springtown has moved forward on the project to reconstruct Roy Lane and fix drainage issues in that area.

The time period for candidates to file to run in the May 6 local elections has ended.

A district court judge denied a motion for summary judgement in the case of the Reno disincorporation petition lawsuit.

Springtown City Council unanimously decided that structures on a property on East Sixth Street are in violation of the city’s codes and ordered those structures to be repaired, removed or demolished.

A Frontier Communications representative visited last month’s Reno City Council meeting to give some updates on the work to install fiber optic cable in the area.

It’s been about three weeks since filing for candidacy in local elections began, and the applications are trickling in.

Reno City Council indefinitely tabled a decision on a special use permit regarding a RV residence until the applicant can sort out heirship issues.

Springtown City Council advanced the future of a Springtown Taco Bell and new car wash by approving a replat last week.

A new subdivision is expected to be built in Reno’s extraterritorial jurisdiction while its sister development may seek annexation into the city limits.

The lawsuit to put the disincorporation of Reno on the ballot is headed toward a court hearing.

The city of Reno continues paying a significant amount of money per month for a generator at Well Site 1 despite efforts to install power at the site.

“I don't see us making it this year.”

The existence of a Taco Bell in Springtown moved closer to reality after last week’s Springtown Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.

Election Day for municipal races is fewer than four months away.

The next Springtown City Council meeting is expected to include a public hearing to consider condemning a property on East Sixth Street.

Springtown residents rallied against a zoning change that would have allowed for a multifamily development, and they won.

Springtown has an updated zoning ordinance, and it calls for larger, more spread-out homes in future developments.