Town Council continues Rush River Commons talks to special meeting later in August
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminTown council reviews new sketches of Rush River Commons
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminDesign director says facades will mimic ‘architectural context of the town’.
By Rachel Needham
First glimpse of Rush River Commons development
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminTown officials take a tour of the Washington site
By Julia Shanahan
Town awaits details regarding ‘various issues’ with Rush River Commons proposal
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminPlanning Commission asks about traffic, maintenance, sewer capacity.
By Rachel Needham
Town council inches toward approval of Akre project
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-admin“I feel this is a very important benefit for the Town of Washington,” said Mayor Fred Catlin.
By Rachel Needham
Rush River Commons proposes residential, commercial buildings — will Washington approve?
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-admin‘This is meant to be a common area to bring people together’
By Rachel Needham
Washington project is a go — without boundary change
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminNow called Rush River Commons, the former Black Kettle development moves forward
By Dennis Brack
Black Kettle Commons overcomes first potential hurdle
/in News Articles /by blackkettle-adminThree supervisors open to the project
By Tim Carrington for Foothills Forum
Clarification: This story has been updated from the print edition version to more accurately represent Supervisor Debbie Donehey’s position on the project.
The Black Kettle Commons Project — suspended somewhere between a vision and a formal proposal — has quietly cleared a show-stopper hurdle, with three County Supervisors now open to a boundary adjustment that would slightly enlarge the town of Washington and pave the way for the mixed-use development to advance.