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Washington square missed out on getting Culvers on an outlet instead of Meijer.
Awesome! Glad to see the area coming back.
It is exciting to Culver’s come to Glendale!
I’m glad someone is finally going t occupy the former O’Charley’s space. It has sat empty for quite some time.
Culver’s is all good. It’s just disappointing to know the O’Charley’s building will be torn down to make way for a building about half its size with even more asphalt around it. The “town center” will become even more automobile-oriented. It would be helpful if they could incorporate some more walkways into the re-design. I do see a lot of people actually walking through Glendale, but there aren’t a lot of safe and attractive pedestrian spaces where people need and want to walk. The sidewalks that do exist along Keystone are as unpleasant as can possibly be with no buffer between fast-moving traffic on one side and a steep open storm sewer on the other.
Any word on the movie theater?
Yes. Rumor has it that it will be an outlet for the MyPillow guy. Then the rest of Macy’s area will be 1/2 Don’s Guns and new Trump Casino. #sarcasm
Glendale resident here. Despite the usual complaints about construction and traffic, most of us are pretty excited to see new life breathed into the area. Exciting stuff!
same – but I am worried how Rurals busy traffic and the added pedestrian foot traffic will transpire. People continue to use Rural and as a shortcut and speed where we walk (w/ NO sidewalks on most parts). It will be interesting to see how this pans out.
A free standing Biggby Coffee in the outlot fronting Keystone (please).
We need more bars and breweries!