Tropical Smoothie Café Coming to Bluhawk
Tropical Smoothie Café is opening another location in the Kansas City area.
The newest location at 15933 Antioch Road is headed up by franchisees and Overland Park residents Nick and Chandni Patel, who will open the Overland Park store Friday. The Patels signed an agreement to open two more area locations within a year and are currently scouting sites.
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Bluhawk Announces New Tenants and Substantial Progress
Overland Park, KS. Price Brothers is pleased to announce the steel is up, and some of the walls for the 250,000 square foot, phase 1, of the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk. They have also recently opened various new businesses at Bluhawk. The AdventHealth Sports Park is located southwest of 159th Street at U.S. Highway 69; this will be Kansas City’s premier indoor multi-sport complex and regional sports hub. In completion, the 420,000-square-foot project will offer; an indoor multi-sports facility and civic and community center. It is centrally based in Bluhawk, a thriving mixed-use development.
Bluhawk announces naming rights on their cutting-edge indoor sports complex in Overland Park, KS
At the groundbreaking ceremony of the Bluhawk sports complex southwest of 159th Street at U.S. Highway 69. President of PriceBrothers, Mr. Kent Price, announced the naming partner for the facility. The ceremony was at capacity, with the mayor of Overland Park attending, the Lieutenant Governor of Kansas, Senator Kellie Warren, Representative Sean Tarwater, several world-class athletes, and dozens of business leaders from the community.
Bluhawk Sports Park Groundbreaking
Overland Park, KS. Kansas City’s century-old, family-owned Price Brothers is proud to announce the greatly anticipated groundbreaking of the multi-sport complex within the overall $750 million, 277 acres mixed-use Bluhawk development. Funded both privately and through the use of STAR bonds, this 420,000-square-foot project will be built in two phases in the development, anchored by a neighborhood shopping center with an existing grocery store, restaurants and retail, with plenty more on the horizon. This multi-sport complex alone will drive a projected 3.8 million dollars in economic impact through new market sports and spending revenue to Overland Park in its first year of operation.
