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What's to become of these at-risk landmarks?

A drive through the city reminds us of structures and places that time seems to have left behind. Once houses of entertainment, commerce, or sports, these properties have been rendered irrelevant by newer, shinier buildings. Yet, they still stand, with their public or private owners seeking new uses that fit with modern times. Let’s take a look at a few of these properties.

A Waiting Game
After 68 years vacant, a new use still is sought for the Alhambra Theatre.

Working Out?
Housing is the most likely scenario for the old YMCA gym.

‘Cautiously Optimistic’ 
Mayor’s speech gave Mesker Amphitheatre fans a glimmer of hope.

On the Comeback Trail
County hopes Coliseum updates will spark renovation momentum.

Doors Closed?
Future use of Crawford Door Building faces obstacles.

On the Rise?
Investors assess the potential of four Downtown properties.

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John Martin
John Martin
John Martin joined Tucker Publishing Group, Inc., in January 2023 as a senior writer after more than two decades covering a variety of beats for the Evansville Courier & Press. He previously worked for newspapers in Owensboro and Bowling Green, Kentucky.

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