Page 74 - Downtown Development News Today

A leaked memo from the grocery giant about its No Name products, explained.

One in three respondents ‘struggling,’ according to the latest Coast poll.

Two groundhogs disagree about how much more winter we'll have, and the other one died.

Either legislation matters or it doesn't.

Canada’s military said during a public feedback session Tuesday night that it will mitigate any environmental effects from its planned $65M facility. But for some onlookers, the Navy is missing the boat.

Louisiana government under former Gov. Mike Foster consolidated most state offices downtown, which helped spur the city core’s revitalization. 

First two HRM business unit budgets pass muster, but the CAO's needs some adjusting.

A by-the-numbers look at the HRM’s rental situation. The short answer? It’s not great.

Downtown Coldwater shows major progress with projects, grants, businesses in 2022 with over $1.5 million. Other projects will be completed in 2023.

The Lincoln Center will exhibit A Place Remembered and Imagined in the Art Gallery. This show features the work of Maja Godlewska as an immersive installation featuring watercolor on large rolls of paper. Painted Fragments, which features a collection of Pianos About Town murals, is also on display in the Lobby Gallery. Artists featured include Amanda Acheson, Jenna Allen, Elisa Gomez, Michael Ryan, and Anne Thouthip. Both exhibits will be on view January 27-March 4.