...small, come share them. Or if you just want to hear the ideas, come and listen. The workshops, presented by Augusta Tomorrow Inc., and the two cities, will be facilitated by ICON architecture, an architecture and urban planning company...
...scope of future downtown development in Augusta and North Augusta. The meetings, sponsored by both cities and Augusta Tomorrow Inc., will be held Monday at the Richmond County Board of Education building, 864 Broad St., and Tuesday at the...
...exist. New shopping malls sapped the retail from a bustling city center. The city under Mayor Ed McIntyre and Augusta Tomorrow Inc. jointly commissioned the first master plan, with each contributing half of the funding. The first plan emphasized...
...the strength of the area's health care and are trying to promote it, said Robert Osborne, the president of Augusta Tomorrow Inc. "I think they're also recognizing just the pure economic power that the health care industry has here in Augusta...
...called for the demolition of the structure to extend the Augusta Common green belt to Ellis Street. The group, Augusta Tomorrow Inc., said its plan to extend the Common hasn't changed. However, it said it would reconsider if significant...
...bypass rail crossings at Broad Street and 15th Street near the Augusta Canal. The proposal is incorporated into Augusta Tomorrow Inc.'s updated downtown master plan, although the project was not spearheaded by the group. Rebecca Sylvester...
...report stated. AUGUSTADowntown project review set Augusta Tomorrow Inc. will have an open house Wednesday from 4:30...Ambrosia in the Garden. For more information, call Augusta Tomorrow Inc. at (706) 722-9100. RICHMOND COUNTYWoman reports...
...Approved spending up to $2,000 for a plaque on Riverwalk Augusta in recognition of the 13 original members of Augusta Tomorrow Inc. Approved special lighting districts along Gordon Highway and Deans Bridge and Peach Orchard roads. Property...
...the community. Bill Kuhlke, a new member of the authority, was unsure of its role amid organizations such as Augusta Tomorrow Inc. and Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corp. "We need to know what others are trying to do and where we fit in...
...wants and what we can work out." Effective Wednesday, Mr. DeVaney will resign as executive vice president of Augusta Tomorrow Inc., a corporation that promotes economic development in Augusta. He announced his resignation in July. As mayor...
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