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Portsmouth city officials study I-264 interchanges - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth city officials study I-264 interchanges

Officials are conducting an improvement study at the Victory and Frederick Boulevards exits.

Plans for Portsmouth's new innovation district include luring health care jobs, public art and more - Vimarsana News

Plans for Portsmouth's new innovation district include luring health care jobs, public art and more

PORTSMOUTH — Plans for the city’s new innovation district along High Street focus on a health and wellness hub, a makerspace and improved streetscaping for pedestrians and bicyclists. Over the last year, city staff have been working with consultants and conducting stakeholder meetings to draft recommendations for redevelopment of the district. Those plans were presented last week to City ...

Source: yahoo.com
Portsmouth to revitalize downtown 'Innovation District' - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth to revitalize downtown 'Innovation District'

City officials said they are looking to bring in more businesses and attract young entrepreneurs looking to build up the area.

City officials in Portsmouth want feedback on creating an Innovation District - Vimarsana News

City officials in Portsmouth want feedback on creating an Innovation District

Portsmouth is hoping to bring new life to an area of the city described as underdeveloped by creating an Innovation District to attract new businesses.

Source: wtkr.com
Portsmouth planning new mixed-use district off Olde Towne - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth planning new mixed-use district off Olde Towne

City officials envision a stretch that blends residential and commercial development and has enough green space to attract both. But they don’t view it as an extension of Olde Towne — and don’t want it to compete with the historic district’s restaurants, shops and businesses.