Lakewood Heights residents wonder what will replace everything the assembly plant left behind—though there’s no shortage of ideas.

“I picture a thriving neighborhood based on healthy living, a lifestyle, mixed income households—very similar to, say, Grant Park, but different, of course.”

While the origins behind those neighborhood signs are mysterious, local businesses aspire to carry on that legacy.

With major developments on the horizon, local entrepreneurs talk about business opportunities they see in the community—and what’s needed for sustained economic growth.

A third developer takes a stab at reinventing the historic community centerpiece — with promises made, residents wait and watch expectantly

With major developments in the works, local entrepreneurs talk about the area’s economic past, present and future.

The past and future of RDA’s Black-owned businesses

City officials deemed water sales along highway exits a nuisance and a threat. But for one West End teenager, the hustle is a way to make money and to stay out of jail.