Here are 3 sites where Cincinnati's new arena could be built and how much it would cost
A new study led by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber examines the feasibility of building a new arena in and around ...
Here's a look at how much a new arena in Cincinnati could cost, where it could go
Heritage Bank Arena, originally opened as Riverfront Coliseum in 1975, is under scrutiny as a new feasibility study suggested ...
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Study: Cincinnati should build new arena in one of these two locations
A feasibility study on whether or not to build a new arena in Cincinnati has concluded it should be done in one of two areas around downtown Cincinnati.
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Ice rink at Grippen Park will not be complete this winter
Ice skaters will need to wait until 2025 if they wish to take advantage of the rink. Construction on the building where the ...
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New arena study: 3 sites selected to replace Heritage Bank Center
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Three potential sites have been selected for Cincinnati’s new sports and entertainment arena after a six-month feasibility study was conducted by the Cincinnati Regional Chamber ...
When Quincy's free ‒ and bigger ‒ outdoor skating rink will open in its new location
Commissioner of Natural Resources David Murphy said the rink will remain open until the end of Quincy School's February ...
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Providence's downtown skating rink is getting a $4.2 million facelift. When will it open?
The new operating cost is estimated at $25,000 a year, for at least the next few years, while the systems are still under warranty. The rink pays for its own operations. The Providence skating ...
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‘It’s our family’: Hanover skating rink celebrates 50 years of bringing community together
Sue’s dad had learned to skate at Forest Park, a former longtime Hanover attraction, but that rink had closed in 1967. Her father wanted his kids to learn to skate, and when a new roller rink ...
Study finds Cincinnati is in need of a new arena, identifies 3 possible new sites
A study from the Cincinnati Regional Chamber has found a need for a new arena to attract major concerts, sporting events and conventions to help Cincinnati compete with neighboring cities.
Extra Point: What Would a New Arena Look Like for San Antonio?
Earlier today reports surfaced from News 4 San Antonio that the city plans to spend $4 Billion in the coming years to renovate the core downtown entertainment d ...