Herald Democrat
For nearly a half-decade, Denison leaders and downtown stakeholders have dreamed of visions of a renewed streetscape with improved pedestrian space, outdoor seating and other improvements.
Now, that vision is becoming reality.
Crews with the city of Denison officially broke ground Tuesday on the first, $16.4 million phase of the Designing Downtown Denison project, which will transform and modernize the city s downtown district as a part of efforts to bring reinvestment to the city s core.
For Interim City Manager Bobby Atteberry, Tuesday s groundbreaking represents the culmination of five years of effort by the city. Atteberry said he can still remember the first meetings held to get feedback on the project. Never did he expect that he would be the city manager who oversaw the start of construction.
GEORGETOWN, TX - Wood Partners, a national leader in multi-family real estate development, announced the groundbreaking of its newest luxury residential community - Alta Austin Avenue - in Georgetown, Texas. Construction is underway, and the community is scheduled to open in Winter 2021. We are excited to continue to expand our footprint in the Greater Austin MSA, said Bart Barrett, Managing Director for Wood Partners. Georgetown is one of the fastest growing cities in America with booming economic growth. We are excited for the opportunity to meet the needs of the ever expanding population by providing high-quality, reasonably priced housing.
Alta Austin Avenue will feature best-in-class amenities and finishes. The community s 312 apartment homes will feature Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, designer tile backsplashes, 42 cabinets, wood-style flooring, tile in the bathrooms and full-sized washer and dryers. Floor plans will include one-, two- and t
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WARREN A second person now is charged with child endangering in a case investigated last month by Trumbull County Children Services alleging an underfed 5-year-old boy was being kept in the basement of an Austin Avenue NW home.
James Jethroe, 32, of Warren, on Tuesday pleaded not guilty in Warren Municipal Court to the felony charge. Judge Terry Ivanchak ordered Jethroe not to have contact with children and set bond at $100,000. Trumbull County Jail records show Jethroe was booked into the facility about 7:40 p.m. Monday.
Ivanchak will preside over a preliminary hearing in Jethroe’s case at 10:15 a.m. Jan. 20.