The acre between Second, Third, Legion and Main streets is officially, “Downtown Commons,” Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett formally announced to a crowd of about 100 community supporters at the construction site, moments before a tall crane carried the beam — autographed by attendees — to the structure’s rooftop.
Jeff Truitt, the county’s chief of staff, told The Leaf-Chronicle this week that, Downtown Commons is currently under budget and ahead of schedule.
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