Despite boarded-up windows lining both sides of M.L. King Boulevard and years of projects that never quite got off the ground, there are people who still envision a street bursting with businesses.
And they want to share that vision with others.
“We hope to inspire people who might drive by looking for a place to have a business,” local attorney Steve Barham said Friday. “Instead of seeing a building with plywood boarded up, people will see a storefront that looks like a great place for a business.”
PDF: Chattanooga Housing Authority