The Gadsden City Council is expected to approve accepting
property at the corner of Locust and Second streets from the Max Stinson family
during their meeting next week. The
approximately 25,000-square-foot building, valued at $1.2 million, once housed
Open Arms International and The Gathering churches, and includes a kitchen and
restaurant that can seat almost 200. The restaurant space once housed Café
Moriah. An auditorium with a stage can
seat about 2,000, or 800 to 1,000 for a meal.
City officials and officials with the Gadsden Cultural Arts Foundation
said they are appreciative of the donation, and promised it will be put to good
use by the city. The property will be
deeded to the city and one of Stinson’s businesses will get a tax deduction for
the gift.
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