New Hope received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting

On Monday, Jan. 14, Council Member London was sworn in for his second term on the New Hope City Council.

New Hope Public Works is beginning to remove trees around city hall and Civic Center Park in preparation for the new aquatic facility that will begin construction this spring.

Check out the latest on the New Hope Police Station and City Hall construction.

Residents began moving into the brand-new luxury apartment complex in early January.

The New Hope Community Gyms are available for community use during non-school hours.

Residents who received a utility bill with September's consumption should disregard it. New utility bills will arrive in the next few days.

The four outdoor ice skating locations in New Hope are now open for the season.

With a wide variety of winter weather in store for this week, check out a few outdoor safety tips.

The holidays bring many things to recycle. Take a closer look at how to recycle certain items.

Winter weather is here. Take a look at a few reminders of snow removal guidelines in New Hope.

What is black ice, and how to stay safe when driving on it.

An ‘AA’ credit rating is the second-highest rating Standard & Poor’s issues to cities.

The total impact of the utility fee increases on an average residential utility customer is predicted at approximately $4.69 per month.

The 2019 general fund budget is $14,224,112, which is an increase of 3.5% over the 2018 budget.

Snowflakes have started to fly, so here’s a few important reminders of New Hope’s on-street parking restrictions when winter weather hits.

Hidden Valley, Lions and Northwood Parks will have trails plowed this winter.

Clear plastic bags are being installed to protect fire hydrants and improve their winter accessibility.

City staff feels very positive about the feedback they received from the 2018 survey.

Space heaters account for 40 percent of home heating fires and 84 percent of home heating fire deaths.

Thanksgiving is historically the peak day of the year for home cooking fires.

New Hope city ordinance requires that all business and residential property owners register their alarm systems.

The ninth-annual New Hope In Focus Photo Contest came to a conclusion on Tuesday night as the 2018 winning photos were presented at the City Council meeting.

The West Metro Fire-Rescue District is offering FREE Home Fire Safety Surveys.

9,779 New Hope residents cast ballots for the November 6, 2018, General Election.

Hundreds joined this uplifting event.

Check out the many ways this facility serves the New Hope Community.

Due to multiple scheduling conflicts, the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will not be stopping in New Hope in 2018.

The New Hope church is looking to double enrollment at their school.

Crazy as it may seem, the holidays are fast approaching, and city employees are already leading the charge in gathering donations.

With temps quickly dropping, now is a great time to look at your home’s efficiency.

When having sewer problems, give New Hope Public Works a call before a sewer cleaning service.

The foliage is changing fast. Check out our tips for properly picking up and disposing of leaves.

Five New Hope property owners stand out for their beautiful homes.

“Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware. Fire can happen anywhere”

On Wednesday, Sept. 19, the Good Samaritan Society cut the ribbon on a brand new assisted living facility on their New Hope Campus.

Newly appointed Council Member Cedrick Frazier takes the oath of office.

Before you enjoy the warmth by the fire pit this fall, review New Hope's recreational burning guidelines.

Open skating at the New Hope Ice Arena is now available on Fridays and Sundays

With kids returning to school, now is a good time for a reminder about school bus safety.

It’s an incredible accomplishment for any organization to reach 100 years of operation, and this summer two New Hope businesses, Liberty Diversified International (LDI) and Horwitz, reached the century mark.