What better way is there for you to give your opinion? Write it down!
David Pepper put together a survey to gather feedback on The Banks. Fill it out!!
Thanks to The ‘Nati Life for the head’s up on this one.
We’re starting a new post series called “what the heck is it?,” where we’d like you to tell us what we’re looking at. For the inaugural question, the photo below looks to be some kind of drainage protection. If you know what the heck it is and what its purpose is, go ahead and comment. [...]
Well, it’s a bit like watching paint dry, but here are a few new photos. Obviously, this machine is taking the concrete and crushing it for re-use.
Stacks of rusted grates are piled to one side. Again, it appears they are headed for recycling. Both the reuse and recycling of materials on site are part of [...]
If you’re part of a small, women-owned, minority-owned, or disadvantaged business; there is a good chance that The Banks is looking for you.
The Banks development inclusion program is meant to give all kinds of businesses a chance to participate. Local companies are encouraged to apply to be on the list of approved vendors for [...]
Today was an AMAZING day for a bike ride. I’m sure I’m not alone in saying that it would be an even more incredible ride if I didn’t have to contend with the traffic.
Although I ride out Eastern Avenue from downtown at least once a week, and always pass loads of other riders - [...]
They have boarded up the openings to the parking deck below the museum.
Barriers stand in waiting.
Marking locations in florescent colors.
Heavy equipment.
This morning my sister-in-law ran a leg of the Flying Pig Marathon. I was on duty as “Cool Aunt Bri” helping my brother round up his kids so that they could see mommy after the race.
As I was pulling 2 nearly 3 year-old twins in their red wagon past The Banks, I heard a [...]
It was windy today. How windy you ask?
Windy enough to knock a pre-marathon portapotty near The Banks right off it’s base.
Talk about an unlucky start.
On a stroll along the magical construction barrier today, two things were clear.
Marathoners drink a lot of bottled water.
There aren’t enough recycling bins and trash cans along the route.
If there was any doubt about who left all these bottles, this bit of fruity evidence ought to be proof enough.
Vast dirt covered lot
crawling with machines and men
we anticipate.
