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The pandemic may have ruined a lot of things, but Valentine s Day doesn t have to be one of them.
To combat the health risks associated with indoor dining and large crowds, the Lakeland Downtown Development Authority is hosting a weekend of events for you and your sweetheart, in addition to dining deals around town and a special Buena Market happening at Lakeland Live.
The event comes on the heels of the cancelation of First Fridays through April because of rising COVID-19 cases in the area. We tried to make it up with some things that still promote downtown and still encourage people to come downtown and eat and shop but not necessarily thousands of people all at once, Julie Townsend, executive director of the Lakeland Downtown Development Authority, said.
LAKELAND – Downtown Lakeland may be making room for another bank in 2021.
On Dec. 15, the Lakeland Planning and Zoning Board approved a request to allow the construction of a retail commercial bank at 221 E. Main St. That s the spot occupied by Nathan s Men s Store, which will close at the end of this week. The proposal will move before the City Commission in January.
Mark Wilson with engineering consulting firm Kimley-Horn represented Nathan s owner Harris Estroff at the meeting. He would not disclose which financial institution will be moving in next year.
In addition to the bank, which will not have a drive-thru, there will be a separate business on the second floor of the building. While Wilson would not disclose that client either, he said it s a current Lakeland business set to relocate.