From Hill Country News, June 13, 2008...
No one seemed to care about the dust, hot temperatures or minimal shade as they gathered at the future site of the Cedar Park Event Center for the groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday. For a project that has been long-awaited by many, the air was bursting with excitement as the first dirt was shoveled.
After failed attempts in the past to bring a similar facility to the city, everyone was hopeful and excited that the day finally arrived and that the project was becoming a reality. “How sweet it is to be here today,” said Cedar Park Mayor Bob Lemon, who noted it has been years in the making.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Cedar Park breaks ground on the future
From Hill Country News, June 13, 2008...
Cedar Park broke ground yesterday on the new event center - a highly anticipated project for the city.
The groundbreaking was a star-studded event with activities for children and the community as well. The Dallas Stars, which will bring their AHL team to Cedar Park and rename them the Texas Stars, provided a Playstation 3 for kids to play hockey on and an inflatable bounce house.
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Cedar Park broke ground yesterday on the new event center - a highly anticipated project for the city.
The groundbreaking was a star-studded event with activities for children and the community as well. The Dallas Stars, which will bring their AHL team to Cedar Park and rename them the Texas Stars, provided a Playstation 3 for kids to play hockey on and an inflatable bounce house.
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Friday, May 23, 2008
Cedar Park event center finalized
From Community Impact News, May 14, 2008...
The City of Cedar Park will break ground later this month on a $55 million multi-purpose event center that has been in the planning stages for more than two years.
“This is a project that was stopped, started and reviewed several times before we found a winning situation for our city,” Cedar Park Mayor Bob Lemon said. “This is a true economic development success story. The new event center is a project we’re very proud of here in Cedar Park.”
Located on the northwest corner of New Hope Drive and 183A Toll, the 6,800-seat arena will be the home of the Dallas Stars’ AHL affiliate, the Texas Stars, and provide the city with a venue for hosting many different types of events
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The City of Cedar Park will break ground later this month on a $55 million multi-purpose event center that has been in the planning stages for more than two years.
“This is a project that was stopped, started and reviewed several times before we found a winning situation for our city,” Cedar Park Mayor Bob Lemon said. “This is a true economic development success story. The new event center is a project we’re very proud of here in Cedar Park.”
Located on the northwest corner of New Hope Drive and 183A Toll, the 6,800-seat arena will be the home of the Dallas Stars’ AHL affiliate, the Texas Stars, and provide the city with a venue for hosting many different types of events
Read more...
Monday, April 7, 2008
CP Council Candidates Discuss Event Center
From Hill Country News April 6, 2008...
All candidates for Cedar Park City Council were in attendance at Tuesday night's candidate forum sponsored by the Leadership Cedar Park Alumni Association and hosted at the ACC Cypress Creek campus.
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All candidates for Cedar Park City Council were in attendance at Tuesday night's candidate forum sponsored by the Leadership Cedar Park Alumni Association and hosted at the ACC Cypress Creek campus.
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