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The Quiet Tourism Economy of Miami County
Photo by Vojtech Bruzek on Unsplash
One of the smaller, but still meaningful, parts of Miami County’s economy comes in the form of tourism. Though the most recent comprehensive data available is a little dated, a report from the Miami Coun...
City Council Committees to Meet Tomorrow
Troy City Council’s committees meet tomorrow night with a packed agenda touching infrastructure, small business support, and a committee that rarely convenes. The Streets and Sidewalks Committee will discuss the 2026 Sidewalk Replacement Pr...
Fourteen Residents Give Comments to Planning Commission
Fourteen people talked to the Troy Planning Commission during their public comment period last week about the new rulebook the city is writing for how land and buildings get used — called the Unified Development Code, or UDC. That’s a prett...
What Is a Township?
It is one of the most diverse and interesting forms of local government in Ohio. There are more than 1,300 townships altogether in the state, most carved out of neat squares of roughly thirty-six square miles when Ohio was first surveyed. B...
Troy's Planning Commission Recommends New Gas Station Standards to City Council
Vol. IV, No .59 - New UDC Standards for Gas Stations Could Be Put In City's Existing Zoning Code
Yesterday, the Troy Planning Commission heard public comments on the proposed Unified Development Code. Roughly a dozen residents offered thou...
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