by Phil Dunshee | Jun 18, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
The vision for a future Town Center for Johnston continues to become more focused, and one of the most anticipated and important elements is the development of a new City Hall, as well as the open space and trail head, which will act as an anchor for the surrounding...
by Leah Champion | Jun 18, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
For many years there has been growing anticipation about what developments might occur in the 120 acres which is north of the new Johnston High School and bounded by NW 70th Ave. The picture is getting more clear as representatives of the Bright Family Foundation have...
by Leah Champion | Jun 6, 2019 | Economic Development
Corteva held an event the morning of June 3 to celebrate becoming a stand-alone business entity. There was a sea of Corteva Blue shirts, as the event was attended primarily by employees celebrating the company’s progress. Several state and federal leaders were...
by Leah Champion | May 14, 2019 | Economic Development
The Johnston City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission held a joint meeting on Monday, May 13 to discuss plans for updating the City’s Comprehensive Plan – which is being branded as the “Thrive 2040 Plan.” Information about the consultant (HKGi) hired to assist...
by Phil Dunshee | May 9, 2019 | Economic Development, Johnston City News
The City of Johnston has more than 38-miles of recreation trails and more are on the way. Plans for a new trail on Pioneer Parkway are in development. A public information meeting was held April 24, 2019 to gather input on various options for configuring the trail....
by Phil Dunshee | May 8, 2019 | Economic Development
With a variety of key projects moving forward, the City of Johnston is seeing growth in commercial, residential and industrial development. Shoppes at Roughwood A public hearing for a development agreement concerning the Shoppes at Roughwood will be held by the...
