Conway council approves multiple first‑reading zoning and annexation ordinances; final readings scheduled Council approved first readings for several rezoning and annexation ordinances (Quail Run, Donald Street, Presbyterian Drive, Highway 701 North, 3000 Highway 378, Cottage Lane) and directed final readings/Planning Commission hearings where required.

The Conway City Council has taken a big step forward by approving first readings for several key zoning and annexation ordinances that could reshape the city’s landscape.

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Conway City Council Approves Variance for Detached Garage at 910 Pine Street City Council grants variance allowing garage in corner front yard on 910 Pine Street.

The City of Conway has just approved a new variance that allows a detached garage to be built in a front yard corner, turning a surprising stop work order into a community-supported project!

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Conway Approves Variance Requests for University Suites and Scooter's Coffee Developments City of Conway grants variances for setbacks in residential and commercial zonings.

The City of Conway Board of Zoning Appeals has approved key variances that could reshape the future of residential development on Technology Boulevard!

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Conway Board Approves Variance Requests for Church Street and Westridge Boulevard Developments The Conway Board grants variance approvals for dumpster placement at two redevelopment sites.

The Conway Board of Zoning Appeals has made a bold move by approving variances for dumpster placements that could reshape local redevelopment projects!

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Conway Zoning Board Approves 2-Foot Variance for Sellers' Front Yard Fence The Conway Zoning Board granted a variance for a 6-foot fence despite local height regulations.

A contentious battle over a six-foot fence in Conway has sparked fierce debate about property rights and community safety, as neighbors clash over its impact on local drainage issues.

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Columbia initiates billboard sign replacement program after storm damage concerns Mason from Columbia discusses replacement program following billboard damage from hurricane.

The future of a storm-damaged billboard in Conway could reshape local recovery efforts and community resilience—will the Board of Zoning Appeals make a game-changing decision?

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