Peddler On Pine released this message:
We want to say thank you to all of our amazing customers! It has been a pleasure to serve Oregon Hill over the past year and a half. We have decided to close our to-go restaurant in order to focus our time and attention on the carts and catering. You can still find most of your Peddler favorites at the Peddler on Pine St cart located at 11th & Clay! We look forward to seeing you there weekdays from 11-2! Again, thank you for your business.
From event description:
While recent events have focused on the United Daughters of the Confederacy’s monument building efforts in the early 20th Century, Dr. Karen Cox argues that the Daughters had a far-reaching agenda with implications for race relations that are still with us today. Discover the UDC’s work–especially its efforts to shape the worldview of young white southerners–during the organization’s heyday between 1894 and World War I.
The Oregon Hill Neighborhood Association is meeting tonight at 7 pm at St. Andrew’s Church.
The agenda will include a short presentation by a group concerned with recidivism and alternatives to incarceration, new data regarding traffic and speeding along Idlewood,
new stop signs, parks master plan suggestions from Storefront for Design, an update on non-demolition overlay district application. Also, 5th District City Council candidate Stephanie Lynch is supposed to make an appearance.
A big branch came off a tree in front of 620 S. Laurel. Thankfully, it looks like only a fence was injured.
Photo by Kenny Hamilton.
