Shawmut Design and Construction has joined Draper and Wexford Science & Technology to break ground on the 111,000-square-foot Integrated Microelectronics Production & Advanced Chip Technology (IMPACT) Center in Lowell, Massachusetts.
In an effort to drum up business and to serve the community, a Waffle House in Tallahassee, Florida brought hot waffles and other limited menu items to different neighborhoods. Read the Tallahassee Democrat story here
Organizers are offering residents one last chance to give their thoughts on a proposed hotel and conference center in Greenville, Texas. Read The Herald Banner story here
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit has extended its long-held dine-in policy of feeding kids for free to delivery orders during the pandemic. The 520-unit chain and others, including Bertucci’s Brick Oven Pizza and Pasta, are offering deals to feed whole families isolating at home together. Read the
New restaurant openings are still happening here and there amid the coronavirus pandemic, with business models tweaked to focus on takeout and delivery. Chicago’s Gene & Georgetti reopened after making repairs from a fire last fall and is delivering prepared family-style meals and meal kits,
The iconic Register Star News Tower would be turned into an extended-stay hotel, premium office space and a Rock Valley College advanced technology center as part of a downtown renewal pitch made to Rockford Chamber of Commerce leaders. Read the Rockford Register Star story here
In an effort to help slow the coronavirus outbreak, Publix Super Markets is joining other US retailers in rolling out contactless payment options at checkout using Google Pay, Apple Pay, the Publix app or “tap” payment debit and credit cards. Read the Progressive Grocer story
Building in 72 hours between room turns, offering fun cocktails and munchies in-room, and taking advantage of staff downtime for development programs are just a few of the ways hotels are adapting to the changing circumstances wrought by the coronavirus outbreak. Read the Hotel News
Westgate Shopping Center in Macon, Georgia will undergo a $12 million redevelopment and rebranding to become Middle Georgia Industrial Park. Plans for the 395,000-square-foot property include office and warehouse space in addition to retail stores. Read The Macon Telegraph story here
Consumers’ emotions are playing a big role in buying decisions during the pandemic, and retailers and brands must strike the right tone in messaging to win them over. Here’s a look at what’s critical to reaching consumers navigating today’s climate. Read the CO—(US Chamber of
The coronavirus has not stopped plans for a downtown Marriott SpringHill Suites, but it has pushed back the construction schedule a few months. Read The Herald News story here
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