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A prototype Greencastle-Antrim childcare initiative with educational and economic benefits has received a $300,000 IMPACT grant.

The Georgia-based diner chain has owned the half-acre plot near the corner of Church Road and John Rolfe Parkway since 2017.

The changes include shifting one of the apartment towers 81 feet to the east and 20 feet closer to the river, while adding height and decreasing length on the other, all to maintain more of the brewery’s riverfront view.

WayGone Brewery will open in the Canterbury Shopping Center next spring and will be the region’s 47th brewery.

Helena Indian Alliance leaders say they’ve been outgrowing their current building for years. Now they’re taking a big step toward expanding that space.

Helena Indian Alliance leaders say they’ve been outgrowing their current building for years. Now they’re taking a big step toward expanding that space.

A group that includes a New York developer and locals Stuart Cantor and Bruce Tyler will build 26 condos on the 0.75-acre site.

The would-be buyers of the site once slated for River’s Edge II plan to build residential buildings, one 17 stories with 175 units and the other 11 stories with 350 units.

Called Parke at Cold Creek, the Markel | Eagle development would consist of detached single-family homes reserved for buyers aged 55-and-up.

The Florida-based company bought 210 acres planned for 600 home lots in the 1,200-acre development, which is about halfway completed.