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Teachers PJ and Jamie Creek put their classroom knowledge to work creating posters, and now authoring a book, about American history.
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The city bought the 100,000 square-foot facility last June to establish the center which will offer programs in welding, carpentry, construction and many other trades.
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The school board approved recommendations of superintendent. Here are the details
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The city has already received half of the money.
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Some major changes triggered by the pandemic have been made permanent. And the libraries are being honored for a top state award too.
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The work of the late Don Nedobeck, whose whimsical art regularly delighted festival goers, will also be displayed.
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Belleville is using tax increment finance money to close the deal even though Mayor Patty Gregory said the city would use a state grant to pay for the property.
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The humane society’s executive director noticed the ceiling sagging in one of the main parts of the shelter, which currently has more than 700 dogs and cats.
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A nonprofit group was formed to run the health club and Memorial Hospital then donated the property to the members.
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Tenants are moving into the new apartment complex, called Lofts on the Square.