The Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted 3–2 Tuesday night to approve the first reading of a controversial request to rezone a 48.5-acre parcel on […]
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Show Up for Coopertown: Why September 23 Matters
By a Concerned Neighbor Coopertown is at a crossroads. On Tuesday, September 23 at 6:00 PM at PVVFD Fire Station 5, the Board of Mayor […]
Petition Results Show Strong, Town-Wide Opposition to HWY 49 Rezoning
An informal citizen organized petition opposing the proposed rezoning of 48.5 acres on Highway 49 from Agricultural (AG) to Mixed Use Residential/Commercial (MURC) has gathered […]
John Edwards – “Keeping Robertson County Miles from Ordinary”
Cedar Hill Mayor John Edwards has officially stepped into the 2026 Republican primary for Robertson County Mayor with a message rooted in faith, family, and […]
UPDATE: Rezoning Request for Highway 49 Parcel Returns to BOMA Agenda on September 23
The controversial proposal to rezone a 48.5-acre parcel along Highway 49—directly adjacent to Oak Pointe—from Agricultural (AG) to Mixed Use Residential/Commercial (MURC) is officially back […]
UPDATE: Rezoning Vote Tabled—Next Steps for Concerned Residents
The highly anticipated first reading and vote on the proposed rezoning of the 48.5-acre parcel adjacent to Oak Pointe has been unexpectedly tabled according to […]
HWY 49 Mixed Use Rezoning Proposal on the Agenda at July 22 BOMA Meeting
Residents Urged to Voice Concerns and Sign Petition Opposing Mixed-Use Development The Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BOMA) will convene on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, […]
Op-Ed: The “Grow or Die” Myth: What Really Kills Small Towns
We’ve all heard it—over and over, like a broken record: “If you don’t grow, you’ll die.” It’s the rallying cry of developers, politicians, and bureaucrats […]
Coopertown Hosts Stop on “Remember the Removal” Bike Ride Journey
The streets of Coopertown were filled with more than just summer heat today as residents turned out to cheer on a group of determined people […]
Op-Ed: Coopertown Needs Growth – And Lots of It
Let’s stop pretending. Coopertown is not going to stay a sleepy little town forever. And frankly, it cant nor shouldn’t. The time for slow, cautious, […]