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A historic public consultation will take place on Riņķu Street regarding a single horse chestnut tree that's hindering sidewalk construction. Residents can voice their opinions until March 28th.
In the Hospital Street neighborhood, the next generation of Liepāja residents will be able to boast addresses that sound like a vegetarian menu or a herbal pharmacy catalog.
The Baltic Rehabilitation Center will host a five-session cycle in April for parents who want to learn how to scientifically raise their children correctly.
While tourists pay at Karosta Prison to experience horror, construction workers on Raiņa Street offer a free adrenaline rush to all drivers.
Liepāja municipality spends nearly 400 thousand euros to install projectors in the lighthouse that will tell the port's history. Local residents are already asking if this means they'll finally be able to see where all the money disappeared to.
Liepāja deputies on Thursday approved 15.3 million euro budget amendments, proving that our city knows how to spend money more stylishly than Riga officials.
Liepāja City Council reveals to its residents that next week they plan not only committees and receptions, but also revolutionary tree cutting.
On May 4th, orienteering games will take place in Liepāja, where participants will hunt control points with smartphones instead of rifles. Registration until April 26th.
While Riga is still trying to figure out how rhythmic gymnastics works, Liepāja girls are already collecting medals like autumn leaves.
On April 25th, LOC arena will host Fight Night Liepāja 6, where local heroes will try to prove that fighters raised in Liepāja are stronger than Riga's coffee shop visitors.
Baltic Sea Cup motocross with 800 machines and several thousand spectators proved that Liepāja residents know how to enjoy sports where singing is not required.
In the semifinals, four teams proved that in Liepāja, basketball is more important than weather forecasts.