City officials propose permanent improvements for Holiday Alley to enhance holiday celebrations

City planning staff presented options to restrict where vaping stores, payday/title‑loan businesses and similar uses may operate in Conway's Highway Commercial (HC) district. Options include making the uses conditional, moving them to industrial districts, or requiring a special‑exception review by the Board of Zoning Appeals. The commission asked—

Commission approves townhome project with 8.6 acres of open space and flood safety measures.

Board discusses rules and challenges regarding conditions of approval for building facades.

Conway plans numerous October events while celebrating its HGTV ranking for charm.

Council gives first reading on rezoning requests to support residential and commercial developments.

Council unanimously approves annexation, reserving flood zone as conservation preservation area.

Commission discusses solutions for legal access issues affecting residential building permits.

Council unanimously supports Chief Long's 30-day separation and authorizes $1M church property purchase.

Residents voice grievances about ongoing developments and lack of community engagement in Midtown.

Sue Taylor calls for buffers and road improvements to address flooding issues from new developments.

Council unanimously approves subdivision names Reserve at Elmhurst and Haven at Wild Wing.

Mr. Hughes applies for variance to continue leasing office amid zoning dispute with city.

Residents discuss financial incentives and tax implications for Conway's cultural initiatives.

Residents are encouraged to consider critical questions regarding community involvement.

Conway celebrates 18 years of community support with volunteer involvement and upcoming national coverage.