The Board of Alderman approved an amended developer's agreement on September 8, 2009, to bring an 8-screen uptown movie theatre to Ozark. The theatre will be located on a 5 acre site on Highway 14 behind Mitchum Jewelers and People's Bank inside the Town & Country subdivision. The theatre is scheduled to open in May of 2010.
B&B Theatres is the 29th largest theatre circuit in North America. The theater will use digital projection, allowing it to offer 3-D movies and show events such as live sporting games and concerts. Businesses can use the digital projection system for company meetings and presentations as well.
This is wonderful news, not just for the citizens of Ozark, but the clever location will be convenient for residents of Nixa as well. I am excited about the likelihood of the theatre attracting other new economic development in Ozark, in an area where economic development has slowed tremendously over the past few years. Once the improvements to the intersection at Highways 65 and 14 are completed, I expect to see that corrider thrive with new businesses anchored around the new theatre.
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Lina Robertson Jones
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RE/MAX Solutions
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Ozark, MO, 65721 |
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About the author: I am full-time REALTOR® with RE/MAX Solutions in Springfield, MO, and a member of the Greater Springfield Board of REALTORS®. I have helped hundreds of families in the Springfield, Nixa, Republic and Ozark real estate markets, whether buying a home, or selling a home. Visit my website at www.ozarks-realestate.com to search for All Springfield MO Area MLS listings. Want to know what our market is like? My website is also an excellent resource for current Springfield MO Area Real Estate Market Reports, as well as current market reports for Ozark, Nixa, Republic, and Rogersville.
That sounds like a great thing for the community. Thanks for sharing this.
Jim Crawford - Atlanta Real Estate - We're very excited about this....thanks, Jim!
Lina, your town's eldermen are on the right track. We are yearning for a movie theater in my town; however, it just does not seem to be in our future.