All Eyes on Walnut Hills

Miller cites some success in going to the neighborhood’s churches and also points out that a holiday pop-up shop by MORTAR, a business incubator focusing on minority entrepreneurs, was a big success.

February 18, 2016
MORTAR
I-71 interchange, MKSK, Peeble’s Corner, Trevarren Flats, Walnut Hills, Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation

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