Great look back by Courier Journal at the opening of Phase I of Louisville Waterfront Park in 1999. Hard to believe we are just a few months away from phase IV opening to the public. Tandem Public Relations is grateful for the opportunity to tell the story of Louisville's waterfront and beyond excited to share phase IV with the public this Spring.
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How can we make our downtowns and main streets competitive? How do we bring old commercial corridors (our old neighborhood main streets) back to life? There is a pretty straightforward answer to how we make our places come back to life. Check out the simple steps here: https://lnkd.in/gaZCYeq
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Expanding Park Accessibility Through Communication If you’ve visited Sunpoint, Hannah, Friendship or Woodside Green Parks recently, you’ve probably noticed a new feature, Communication Boards. After being presented with the idea, The City of Gahanna Department of Parks & Recreation, Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools, Gahanna Parks & Recreation Foundation and the Gahanna-Jefferson Education Foundation collaborated to provide this tool to help those with communication challenges express themselves in our City parks. This project furthers our mission to improve park accessibility and encourage residents to utilize our parks. More information can be found in the latest edition of Uniquely Gahanna. Visit https://ow.ly/aMUz50UCwy3 to read the full story online, and learn more about our accessibility resources, here: https://lnkd.in/eDuAZ5xM.
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Here is some more insight to what is going on with Red Hat Amphitheater.
The future of DTR is at stake—and Red Hat Amphitheater sits at the center of it all. The venue is due for a 1,000-seat expansion, which would require a slight move southward to also accommodate for the proposed Raleigh Convention Center expansion—and the only cost is the closure of one block of South Street, which sees just one-third of the traffic it was built for. Pushback over the closure of that single block is mounting, but if City Council doesn't pass the proposed plan to move the venue, Red Hat—along with the millions of dollars in economic impact it brings to the city—will be demolished for good. Many Downtown businesses rely on Red Hat to attract foot traffic during the slow summer months—and would not survive if Red Hat were to close. Tap the link in bio for the full story about the potential closure of the venue's detrimental impact on DTR, plus how to help save it and who to contact if you want it to stay. #redhat #redhatampitheater #DTR #downtownraleigh #raleighcitycouncil #DRA #raleighconcerts #raleighmusic #southstreet #livenation #raleigh #raleighnc #raleighliving #lifeinraleigh #visitraleigh Adam Eckhardt Crank Arm Brewing Company Trophy Brewing Company David Meeker Bill King Downtown Raleigh Alliance Live Nation Entertainment Red Hat Mary-Ann Baldwin #redhat #redhatampitheater #DTR #downtownraleigh #raleighcitycouncil #DRA #raleighmusic #livenation #raleigh https://lnkd.in/dPBJuQqJ
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Not for or against this idea. Just thinking it through from a #marketdemand perspective. Is #induceddemand the driving theory behind this proposal? If #visitor-driven, how will location relate to where most downtown #hotel rooms are located (ie. towards #UnionSquare)? We’re working on #downtown #masterplans across the #unitedstates right now, so interested to see how this evolves and if it’s a model for other cities. #retailresilience #communitydesign #economicdevelopment #downtownrecovery #sanfrancisco #retail #foodandbeverage
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Considering a Move to North Alabama? Discover Decatur! If you’re planning a move to North Alabama, let me introduce you to one of the area’s hidden gems: Decatur! Known as “The River City,” Decatur offers a unique blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities, making it a fantastic place to call home. Let me help you find the perfect home to start your next chapter. 📞 Call me today to learn more about what Decatur has to offer and explore available properties! What do you love most about Decatur? Share in the comments! 😊
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