Edinburgh Comprehensive Plan meeting is Tuesday evening

Courtesy-Edinburgh Main Street

EDINBURGH, Ind. - Edinburgh Main Street is hosting another Comprehensive Plan information meeting at the Timbergate Golf Community clubhouse this Tuesday, February 24, at 6:30 p.m.

If you are new to town or have missed past opportunities, you're invited to the discussion. 

Join other residents and town officials to learn more about downtown revitalization efforts that align with the Town of Edinburgh's Comprehensive Plan.

The clubhouse is located at 151 St. Andrews Ave., at Timbergate Golf Course.

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