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The Shops at Sharp End, located in what was Columbia's Black business district, is modeled on a minority retail business incubator in Washington, D.C.
After months of planning, the Boone County Commission announced 26 recipients for the first round of ARPA funding, totaling $12 million.
The Sharp End Heritage Committee plans to begin giving tours of the trail in the spring when the weather gets warmer.
Tuesday's dedication took place at the former Douglass School football field.
City leaders unveiled a plaque Tuesday detailing the Sharp End's place in Columbia's history. And for those who still remember the bustling district, the occasion was a chance to revisit