The seven-acre site at the southeast corner of Mack and Woodward.
(Photo: Google Maps) An undeveloped seven-acre parcel at Woodward and Mack Avenues in Midtown could soon house two apartment towers with resort-class amenities and a large discount grocery. The plan for the plot once eyed for a Target was detailed Thursday at a City Planning Commission meeting in advance of a Feb. 4 public hearing for a zoning change, the Free Press reports. The project s three components are: A 16-story residential tower with 270 apartments A six-story midrise with 70 apartments and ground-floor storefronts A 32,000-square-foot building for a large unnamed retailer
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Fourth Street closed between Vine and Race streets for safety net installation
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Officials said Fourth Street could remain closed between Race and Vine streets until early February 2021. Crews will install more safety netting to catch debris falling from the former PNC Bank building, now owned by City Club Apartments.
and last updated 2021-01-15 20:20:39-05
CINCINNATI â A section of Fourth Street has closed so crews can install more safety netting to catch debris falling from the former PNC Bank building s façade.
KC-area restaurant, grocery, brewery updates in COVID-19: December openings, closing Joyce Smith, The Kansas City Star
Dec. 15 Every month we run a long list of restaurant, grocery and brewery openings, closings and what will be coming soon. The COVID-19 crisis has upended the restaurant industry and pushed back many openings for weeks or months.
This month we have the return of a Leawood restaurant that has been closed since March and more than a dozen new eateries, including several dessert options and doughnut stops. But a half dozen locally-owned operations are closing permanently.
Openings Bravo Italian Kitchen in Leawood s Town Center Plaza, has been closed since the March shelter-in-place orders. Now the restaurant, at 5005 W. 117th St., has reopened under new corporate owners.