Serving the greater NORTH, CENTRAL AND SOUTH BALDWIN communities Racing dragons thrill crowds PAGE 3 Doctor changes business model The Onlooker PAGE 22 JUNE 13, 2018 | GulfCoastNewsToday.com | 75¢ Foley’s proposed Entertainment City to host public hearings District in “limbo” regarding downtown traffic flow By JESSICA VAUGHN By JOHN UNDERWOOD During the hearings, 6 p.m. July 2, 8 a.m. July 16 sented conceptual design
[email protected] [email protected] which will be open to public and 6 p.m. Aug. 6. drawings at the council’s input, options will be dis- Officials are continuing to Friday, May 18 meeting for FOLEY — During a public ROBERTSDALE — The cussed to help traffic flow, move forward with plans to a pavilion to be located in meeting in January, Foley Robertsdale City Council including an option to make make improvements to Hon- Honeybee Park. Part of the officials spoke about a pro- will host a series of public Pennsylvania and Ohio eybee Park and to move the plans for the pavilion will posed entertainment district hearings in which public streets east of Alabama 59 city’s Utilities Department be to close off a portion of that, if approved, would officials hope will improve one way. to property located north of Michigan Street east of the enter their downtown area. traffic flows in the down- Hearings will be sched- U.S. 90. park, officials said. Since, the city held a meet- town area along Alabama uled following the city Architects with Adams ing with restaurant and bar 59. council’s regular meeting at Stewart in Robertsdale pre- SEE HEARINGS, PAGE 2 owners in the area which would be affected by the dis- trict, and after that meeting, plans have been put on hold Foley celebrates to bring an entertainment Libraries Rock! district to Foley.