City leaders have announced plans for a new entertainment district. A contract has been approved to move this project forward. The economic development corporation board gave its approval on Thursday night.
The contract is valued at $370,000. Further details about the plans are available from the source. More information can be found about the new entertainment district and the recently approved contract.
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