Property Acquisition
Summary
Waco wants to buy the old Indian Springs Middle School to kickstart a downtown makeover. This move is all about bringing new development and a fresh look to the city center.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Impact analysis
It's a big investment, but the city hopes it'll pay off with new businesses and a boosted economy.
Downtown Waco and anyone who wants to see it thrive will benefit from this.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
Limestone County landowner fears proposed transmission line will split family property in half
Alexa ConroyAlexa is a multimedia journalist in Central Texas. Reach her at Alexa.Conroy@KXXV.com LIMESTONE COUNTY, Texas — A Mount Calm man says a letter from Lone Star Transmission revealed plans for a...
SpaceX Terafab neighbors face life-changing land buy offers outside reinvestment zone
Kenny GravesHi! I'm Kenny Graves, your Neighborhood Reporter for the Brazos Valley. GRIMES COUNTY, Texas (KRHD) — SpaceX Terafab neighbors face life-changing land buy offers outside reinvestment zoneWatc...
City of Waco to purchase Indian Springs Middle School for downtown revamp
City of Waco to purchase Indian Springs Middle School for downtown revamp KCENTV.com
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