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The Bankhead Highway, also known as the Broadway of America, stretched from Washington, DC to San Diego, California, and was one of the nation’s earliest transcontinental highways. In 1917, the Texas Highway Department designated the 850 miles of the Bankhead Highway within Texas as State Highway 1. The Bankhead Highway was originally named for John H. Bankhead, a senator from Alabama.
If you have a collection of old family pictures from the 1910s and 1920s, you may have a photograph of an early automobile with relatives dressed up in suits, hats, and dresses commemorating their first cross-country drive. Because of an increase in highway travel, new economic resources developed along the Bankhead Highway, including repair garages, gas stations, diners, cafes, tourist camps and courts, hotels, road markers, and bridges.
Downtown Montgomery hotels ramp up hiring; one adding a Starbucks msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
DAYTONA BEACH Donnie s Donuts plans to open a location at One Daytona is part of a growing trend of homegrown businesses being added to the entertainment/retail complex s mix of boutique retail offerings.
When NASCAR opened One Daytona across the street from Daytona International Speedway in late 2016, it was hailed as a magnet for national chain restaurants and stores new to Volusia County.
NASCAR invested $107 million to build its gleaming entertainment/retail complex as well as to makeover and rebrand the older shopping center next door, now known as Shoppes at One Daytona.
They did it with the help of $40 million in public taxpayer dollars from the City of Daytona Beach and Volusia County for infrastructure improvements such as new roads and utilities.
Feb 25, 2021
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After a few months of lockdown in 2020, my family cautiously traveled some starting in the summer of 2020. Then, in November, as cases started to really spike again, we went back to canceling trips and stayed close to home once again.
But now, it feels like we are about to come out of the long, dark, scary, exhausting tunnel. With the vaccine rollout underway and case counts dropping, it feels like we can finally start to dream, plan and, perhaps, travel.