Renderings Released for Nationwide Arena Renovations
What can you get for $400 million?
If you put that question to the people who want to renovate Nationwide Arena, the answer is – quite a lot.
“It’s our arena,” says Ken Paul, the executive director for the Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority. “The public owns Nationwide Arena, so we're really excited because we get to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Nationwide Arena this September.”
Paul shared the newest renderings of what visitors to this iconic downtown landmark could look like.
From the outside, a brand new main entrance will expand out 30 feet into the neighboring office building. There’s also a new outdoor terrace that would connect a new upper concourse food hall on the 4th floor to the Founders Club.
Athletics Celebrate Groundbreaking for New Stadium
With mounds of dirt, construction vehicles and the exact location where home plate will be at the new A's Ballpark serving as the backdrop Monday morning, team owner John Fisher stood in front of a large gathering with one message: "We are Vegas' team.”
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, state and local government dignitaries, former Athletics greats such as Rollie Fingers and Dave Stewart, Little Leaguers and many others looked on as the team celebrated the groundbreaking of a $1.75 billion, 33,000-person capacity ballpark that is expected to be finished in time for the 2028 season.
West Boca Raton Reveal Photos of New Athletics Facility
Nevada and Clark County have approved up to $380 million in public funds for the project.Coming off winning a Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Class 6A state championship last season, the West Boca Raton Bulls are looking to take its game up a notch. Not just on the field, but off of it as well.
On Thursday afternoon, the Bulls revealed photos of its new Frank A. Barbieri Athletic’s Facility. The photos unveiled an advanced multipurpose training facility, which will be right next to the school’s Medical/ Exercise Science Academy, per New Era Sports.
