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Ironclads, Frost and River FC Expand Shared Ticket Bundle After Strong First Year
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The Ironclads, Frost and River FC are expanding a joint season-ticket bundle into a flexible mix-and-match program after the promotion outperformed expectations in its first year.
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Riverside Free Clinic Says Expiring Grants Could Force Service Cuts Within a Year
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Riverside Free Clinic warns it could be forced to cut services within a year as two major grants near expiration, even as patient demand keeps climbing.
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Bellwater Turbine Works Lands Its First Overseas Buyer
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Bellwater Turbine Works will begin shipping turbine components to a Canadian wind developer this fall under its first export contract, though the $22 million deal depends on solving a persistent…
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Lawsuit Claims Foundry District Lofts Developer Broke City’s Affordable-Housing Deal
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Lowertown tenants and a housing nonprofit are suing the developer behind the Foundry District Lofts, claiming it built far fewer income-restricted units than the city’s redevelopment agreement required.
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A Year After Reopening, Mill Street Diner Says Business Is Steadier Than Before the Fire
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A year after reopening from a fire, the Mill Street Diner says weekday lunch revenue is up 15 percent, driven by nearby biotech workers, even as owner Denny Kowalski says…
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Bellwater Unveils Its Largest Public Art Installation Yet Along the Kestrel River
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Nine new murals now line nearly a mile of the Kestrel River Greenway, the city’s largest public-art project yet, though the funding vote behind it remains a point of contention…
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Amid Enrollment Declines, Bellwater State Considers Merging History, English and Philosophy
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Bellwater State University is weighing a plan to merge its history, English and philosophy departments into one administrative unit, a proposal faculty fear is the first step toward deeper cuts.
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Sold-Out Season, Empty Budget: Foundry Stage Warns of a Funding Gap
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The Foundry Stage Company says it faces a projected $175,000 shortfall after losing a multi-year regional arts grant, even as its all-local season and the sold-out run of “Last Shift”…
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Priced Out of Foundry Row, a Community of Artists Regroups in Cedar Hollow
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Rising commercial rents have priced the 24-member Anvil Street Studios collective out of its longtime Foundry Row warehouse, sending most of the artists to a cheaper former factory space in…
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Signing Day Brings Bellwater State Its Most Talented Class Yet
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Bellwater State basketball signed what a regional scouting service calls its most talented recruiting class in program history, led by Cedar Hollow forward Tyrese Combs.









