Wednesday, November 25, 1998
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New center will help old imageBy Sean DeFrankView staff writer For a region of the city looking to rebuild its image, perhaps it's only fitting that a hardware store represent Henderson's first redevelopment area project. The Coast Shopping Center opened on seven acres at the northeast corner of Lake Mead Drive and Burkholder Boulevard on Nov. 14. The 85,000-square-foot, $10 million project is anchored by a Coast-to-Coast Hardware store and will feature a fast-food restaurant, a dine-in eating establishment and a variety of retail shops on the site. FULL TEXT
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