What the Nelson Road Overlay Actually Means for Development South of Lake Charles
Two little-noticed Calcasieu Parish review boards deal with decisions that can determine setbacks, parking, landscaping and other development standards
Sulphur Chief of Staff Resigns, Fire Chief Retires as Council Weighs Charter Investigation
Less than three months into Mayor Jacob Stutes’ administration, Sulphur’s chief of staff has resigned, its longtime fire chief has retired, and the City Council is preparing to revisit an investigation with subpoena authority under the city charter.
Sulphur Council Votes 4-1 to Send $20K-a-Month Masonic Lodge Deal to Attorney General
Sulphur’s $20,000-per-month lease at 501 Willow Ave. is headed for state review after questions over a $325,500 parking project, a $100,000 City Court contribution and Louisiana Public Bid Law.
Who Is Controlling the Land North of Moss Bluff?
Two massive solar projects reveal how timberland, agricultural acreage and private development agreements are reshaping thousands of acres across North Calcasieu Parish.
Why Calcasieu Rejected the Moss Bluff Solar Farm While Approving Another One
Calcasieu Parish rejected the controversial Cajun Crescent solar project near Moss Bluff, then approved another major solar farm near Bell City. Here’s what changed.
