Historic Northside writing development chapter between Stockyards, Panther Island

For John Laudenslager the progress on reimagining his Historic Northside building has been slower — and more costly — than he expected.

But as he waited for newly epoxied floors to dry and railing to be installed on a second-floor veranda of his building, now dubbed The Percy, he could see tangible signs of progress up and down North Main Street.

“There’s the Marine Central development, there’s the Mercado project, there’s Panther City BBQ coming,” he said. “You can see it and feel it. It wasn’t like this just a year or so ago.”…

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