Here are Some of the Big Projects Coming to Merritt Island

A number of new housing, medical, retail and restaurant developments are coming to Merritt Island, including: Event and concert amphitheater: The Brevard Veterans Memorial Center and the Merritt Island Redevelopment Agency are working on developing a concert and events amphitheater at a site adjacent to the veterans center. That facility would have a capacity of up 5,000. Read more here

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Earley’s Kitchen, Tallahassee Soul-Food Jewel on South Monroe, Reopens After Renovations

City commissioners, community leaders and chamber of commerce members gathered Friday morning to celebrate the reopening of Tallahassee south side landmark Earley’s Kitchen after a one-year closure. “Doggone it, it’s time,” Earley’s Kitchen co-owner Jay Morrell said. His restaurant’s expansion is part of the revitalization of the South Monroe Street commercial corridor. The eatery stood…

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Lake Worth Beach CRA Becomes the Latest Recipient of Additional Funding for Affordable Housing Projects and Programs

Lake Worth Beach, FL – The Lake Worth Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is excited to announce that the organization is the recipient of additional Federal funding to be dedicated towards affordable housing  programs in the City of Lake Worth Beach. On March 6th 2024, Congresswoman Lois Frankel (FL House District-22)  announced that 13 local…

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As Renovated Sunset Lounge Sits Idle, Leaders Assure They Have a Plan, Reopening Timetable

The Sunset Lounge, a 1920s-era supper club extensively restored with $16 million in taxpayer money, has sat idle for two years since its renovation, validating the complaints of some that West Palm Beach should never have purchased and rebuilt the iconic venue. Rather than hosting famous entertainment acts and igniting the revitalization of the city’s…

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Community Redevelopment Agency Opens Office in School to Help Connect Hispanic Families to Resources

As Haines City’s Hispanic population continues to grow, so does the need to educate the community on government resources. It’s why the Community Redevelopment Agency opened a first-of-its-kind office in an elementary school. Seventy percent of students at Eastside Elementary School are Hispanic, according to school leaders. They say those families and students are unaware…

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