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STEUBENVILLE Urban Projects Director Chris Petrossi told City Council Tuesday the nationally known retailer eyeing the old Grant School site before the pandemic is back in the picture.
Petrossi said the company, which has never been identified, “put (its) search on hold for the pandemic but they’re back, actively looking at the community again.”
In October 2019 before the pandemic council agreed to rezone the property to central business district (B-1), paving the way for that unidentified retail developer to come forward with plans for the 0.94-acre site.
Petrossi said a 1-acre site is the developer’s sweet spot.
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âBusiness Reportâ will celebrate 2021 Influential Women in Business on May 19
Monday, May 17, 2021
Business Report will celebrate the nine 2021 Influential Women in Business at a luncheon scheduled for May 19.
Doors open at 11 a.m.; the luncheon and awards will begin at 11:45. This year’s event will again feature a special panel discussion with the honorees.
Tickets are on sale now at brwib2021.eventbrite.com. Individual tickets are $55; a reserved table of 10 is $550.
This years honorees are:Â
⢠State Rep. Paula Davis, who represents District 69;Â
⢠Yolanda Dixon, secretary of the Louisiana Senate;Â
⢠Vanessa Graham, owner of VGraham LLC;
⢠Susanne Hall, vice president for the west region of Coca-Cola Bottling UNITED;