City officials are preparing for a year to be filled with public input meetings for their work on Danville’s comprehensive plan. “2023 is going to be busy,” Danville Planning Director Renee Burton said just before the start of a public meeting ...
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Danville officials working on plan to preserve architectural and cultural aspects of city’s history
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Construction on first splash pad in Danville to begin soon
Blair Construction Inc. in Gretna can begin building it any time and will likely start after the holidays, said Danville Parks and Recreation Director Bill Sgrinia. The splash pad will be located at Third Avenue and Rocklawn Place off North Main ...
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North Danville to be next target for revitalization
The revitalization efforts for Danville’s River District have been largely successful, and now, the city is shifting its focus to other areas, such as the North Main Street corridor. Using the River District as an anchor for revitalization and ...
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Proposed improvements to three Danville parks revealed
The ideas came from Danville Parks and Recreation’s efforts to upgrade the city’s neighborhood parks over several years. During Danville City Council’s meeting Tuesday night, parks and recreation officials revealed renderings of ...
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‘Important moment’: IDA signs off on legal documents solidifying Danville’s White Mill project
Declared by the city manager as an “important moment” in Danville’s history, the Danville Industrial Development Authority approved several legal documents solidifying the White Mill redevelopment project during a special called meeting Tuesday ...
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$11.5 million senior apartment complex to be named after Danville pastor, civil rights leader
An $11.5 million, 52-unit senior apartment complex will be built on Seeland Road and be named after Apostle Lawrence Campbell Sr., a local civil rights leader, pastor and co-founder at Bibleway Cathedral. The Danville Redevelopment and Housing ...
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Danville Life Saving Crew seeks $1.2M from city to renovate newly purchased buildings
The organization purchased two buildings from H & O Auto Sales at 1024 South Boston Road for $675,000 and plans to move its community paramedicine program into one of them. It will be the group’s eastside station and it will provide a ...
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Former Lou’s Antiques building in downtown Danville to be demolished early next year, turned into green space
By early next year, the downtown building that once housed Schewel’s Furniture and later Lou’s Antiques will be gone. Demolition of the 62-year-old structure at 231 Main St. is expected to begin in January and should take about 30 days, said ...