‘It is what it is’: Homeowners lament council’s approval of Murphy Oil gas station

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Some residents of the Sherwood Forest, Tara and Sharpstowne neighborhoods left last night’s Metro Council meeting feeling jaded and concerned after the council voted, 9 to 2, to remove a 0.9-acre tract of land at the intersection of Airline and Old Hammond highways from the Old Hammond Highway Overlay District. They worry the rezoned property—which

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