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Dynamic Jamestown Street: Changeover underway



2012-01-30 - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The view from the back of the lot has changed dramatically in the past two weeks. Just a few days ago there was a Long John Silver's seafood restaurant here. But now, January 30, 2012, there is nothing to impede the view across Jamestown Street past Golden Rule-Wilson Real Estate, left and Wendy's is a single blue sign standard - not much at all. In the background, beyond Tutt Street, can be seen the Columbia/Adair Utility Districts Bomar Heights onion water tower. An as yet unofficially announced bank facility is reported to the planned replacement for the Long John Silvers. As the economy appears to be rebounding, Jamestown Hill is a big center of action, in part because it is walking distance of Lindsey Wilson. Major developments are said to be coming at the intersection of Jamestown Street and Russell Road, and businessman Mike Stephens has been continuously reshaping Office Park, bounded roughly by Jamestown Street, Hurt Street, and Heskamp Street. The CAT on the left is clear evidence that Pyles Excavating Company, has been on the scene.


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