Shopping center on deck on edge of Boyd
BY HENRY CULVYHOUSE THE DAILY INDEPENDENT ASHLAND Roughly 60 acres of property are fixing to be developed into a shopping center at the corner of Route 5 and U.S. 23, right on the Boyd/ Greenup line. Interstate Development Company, the developer behind the Tanyard Station and the Merritt Creek Farm in Barboursville, is in the […]
Nearly $15 Million in Building Permits Filed, Paid for as Work on Highly Anticipated Menards Can Begin
By Jeff Toquinto on April 03, 2023 After much anticipation, the City of Bridgeport, the region, and the Charles Pointe development got great news this afternoon. The much anticipated building permit setting the state for Menards to begin construction has been filed and paid for. The building permit, which cost $105,000, is actually building permits. […]
South Charleston breaks ground on new Chick-Fil-A site at Park Place Plaza
By Carrie Hodousek August 29, 2022 – 11:46 am SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Chicken and waffle fries will soon be served at a new Chick-fil-A location in Kanawha County. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday morning for the fast food restaurant at the new Park Place Plaza along MacCorkle Avenue. Chick-fil-A will be the first […]
New Chick-fil-A opening in Jeffersontown this week
Aug 9, 2022 Updated Aug 9, 2022 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A new Chick-fil-A location is opening in the Louisville area. According to the restaurant chain’s website, the new Chick-fil-A opens on Thursday on Plantside Drive, near the intersection with Blankenbaker Parkway. The company has stopped offering first 100 customers in line at a new […]
Charles Pointe approves $2.3 million project for 45 additional single-family homes
By Connect-Bridgeport Staff on July 14, 2022 Forty-five more quality built single-family homes are coming to the Worthington Village neighborhood at Charles Pointe. Genesis Partners, the developer of the 1,700-acre Charles Pointe development, said that Preston Contractors, Inc. of Kingwood has been selected to prepare a 20-acre site for the expansion of one of Bridgeport’s […]
Four new retail stores under construction at Tanyard Station
By: Fred Pace fpace@hdmediallc.com BARBOURSVILLE – Anyone who has driven by the Tanyard Station shopping center in Barboursville can see construction is back after some delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Brent Roswall, a native of Barboursville and co-owner of INTERSTATE Realty of Bristol, Tennessee, the developer of Tanyard Station, says four new retail stores […]
Smoothie King coming to Huntington this summer
HUNTINGTON — Smoothie King is coming to Huntington this summer. The developers of the Herd Stadium Center announced last year that Starbucks, Qdoba and Papa John’s will be coming to the new development on 5th Avenue across from Marshall University’s Joan C. Edwards Stadium. The location is at the former Burger King site. “We recently […]
Herd Stadium Center to open by Fall
By Marlee Pinchok Published: May. 13, 2022 at 6:39 PM UTC|Updated: 16 hours ago HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – While plans were originally scheduled for Herd Stadium Center to open in spring of 2022 in the 2000 block of Fifth Avenue, setbacks have pushed back that date. Smoothie King has just been added into the mix […]
Academy Sports + Outdoors opening first store in West Virginia
Academy Sports + Outdoors. (PRNewsFoto/ACADEMY SPORTS + OUTDOOR) By WSAZ News Staff Published: Jan. 25, 2022 at 10:33 AM EST CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – Academy Sports + Outdoors announced Tuesday it will open its first location in West Virginia later this year. The sporting goods and outdoor recreation retailer will open its Cabell County […]
BUSINESS BEAT: Starbucks, Qdoba, Papa John’s coming to Stadium Center in Huntington
HUNTINGTON — The developers of Tanyard Station in Barboursville announced tenants and new site plans at the former Burger King site on 5th Avenue in downtown Huntington. Brent Roswall, developer with INTERSTATE Development Co. LLC, said a Starbucks, Qdoba and Papa John’s will be three new businesses at the site called “The Stadium Center.” The […]
