Upgrades are coming to Paycor Stadium, and the Cincinnati Bengals are making a significant private investment to get them done.
The Bengals announced Tuesday they will be funding $100-120 million in major improvements to their home stadium with unanimous support from NFL owners and the league’s finance committee.
According to a press release from the team, construction will take place through 2026, and projects will be in fan-facing areas that include updated video and audio systems, renovations to suites and club lounges, concession upgrades and beautification projects. [Dayton Daily News]
Major improvements coming to Paycor Stadium.
— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) May 21, 2024
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Work is currently underway for the Wright Family Athletic Performance Center, a renovated Athletics facility that will be utilized by student athletes across sport programs along with kinesiology students.
The Wright Family Athletic Performance Center will include all brand-new equipment, including cable machines and two-sided weight racks to optimize space, as well as a new sound system and television displays. A new flooring system will include an offset turf surface.
In partnership with the College of Arts and Sciences, force plates and a camera monitoring system will be installed, allowing for enhanced biomechanics testing and research opportunities for the Department of Kinesiology. [SeattleU.edu]
Orcutt Academy High School celebrated the grand opening of its long-awaited multi-use/gymnasium building on Monday.
To mark the completion of construction of the new on-campus facility, the school held an official grand opening event inside the building on Monday evening.
Orcutt Union School District officials, Orcutt Academy students, staff and faculty, as well as parents, families and other community members were all on hand to help celebrate a building many years in the making. [KEYT]
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