I'm currently reading through the Placemaking Initiative report regarding downtown development in Owensboro.
I'm currently President of the Board of Directors at Theatre Workshop of Owensboro, and we were hoping to acquire the Goldie's Opryhouse facility with the assistance of local government.
I have found interesting references in the Placemaking Initiative report about "synergy of the arts", and "historical preservation."
So the question is this: Is requesting $250,000 for the purchasing price for Goldie's too much in the face of a $79 million incentive plan to reinvent downtown Owensboro?
Should a public entity with a proven track record, and as the oldest arts organization in Owensboro, be shown preference to acquire the facility to "synergize the arts"? Or, should local government rely solely on the private sector?
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
The Turtleman
Would certainly be remiss if I didn't include a link to the Turtleman video that we watched early in the semester.
Posting this for entertainment purposes.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Daviess County Sheriff's Office "Methbuster"
I saw this picture today. This is the car I've spoken about in class. It is no longer in use as a marketing tool.
I believe it was originally donated.
Some questions we have explored in class were regarding the purpose and effectiveness of this vehicle. Does using it as a marketing tool do anything to curve, prevent, or have other impact on meth production and/or use?
Thursday, March 12, 2009
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