LA VISTA, Neb. (KMTV)– The program that helped build The Astro as well as two other major projects in La Vista is returning to the ballot for the first time since 2003.
- Economic Development Program to return to ballot
- The program helped the bring in three major developments into La Vista
- “It’s really a tool that we can use to help move our city forward and make positive changes in it,” Mayor Kindig said.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:The program that helped build The Astro as well as two other major projects in La Vista is returning to the ballot.
Joey Jones, owner of Heights Draft Room in the City Centre said when he first moved into the space. there was just one other building, so he’s seen the growth the city center has brought in
“It’s just nice to see what use to be a barren Walmart strip mall be used for local businesses, the community, a bunch of different options,” Jones said.The Astro, along with the La Vista Conference Center and CHI Sports Complex in Southport were all built with the help of La Vista’s Economic Development Program…