On Aug. 4, city council discussed recovery from downtown flooding, considered new fence regulations and got an update on several infrastructure projects.
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BINGEN — If there’s one thing I’ve come to expect from Big Britches Productions (BPP), resident theater company at the Bingen Theater, it’s exposure to hidden gems. If there’s another, it’s that the non-profit will handle each relatively unknown script with the utmost care, delivering quality shows time and time again across a myriad of theatrical genres.
The Bingen City Council met on July 21, with a new face at the table: Mayor Kelsey Ramsey and Councilor Erika Ramsey attended the meeting in person along with baby Jesse, born on the Fourth of July.
BINGEN — Big Britches Productions (BBP) is delighted to announce its summer production of “String,” a musical fable about the Greek Fates livi…
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Free news: The city recognizes and shares the community’s concern. These businesses are an important part of Bingen, and their continued closure affects owners, employees, neighboring businesses, customers, and the broader community.
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There’s a new structure at the center of Bingen’s nearly completed roundabout and underpass project. Instead of a garden or fountain, a retired steel boat donated by SDS Lumber now graces the center island of the traffic circle.
Work on the city’s Periodic Commerce Update continues, it was reported at the July 7 city council meeting.
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BINGEN — Emotions quickly boiled over at the Bingen City Council meeting on July 7, as irate business owners and concerned residents demanded leadership address downtown’s sluggish recovery from flood damages, which occurred after a water main break in mid-April.
