PBS 8th worse stadium in the NFL.

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(08-04-2018, 04:05 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: If PBS were to follow the timeline of Riverfront, the stadium vote would take place in 2026 and the new stadium would open in 2030.

I wonder if Cincy will be over the last stadium deal by then?

I would hope so.  People just love to complain about that whole .5% tax.  

There is an amazing athletic facility (baseball, football, soccer) in a town called Elizabethtown, KY.  The town itself is not impressive at all, but those facilities....it is like something out of a movie or a dream.   Especially the baseball facility.  Kids felt like they were playing at Major League ballparks.  I couldn't understand how the hell that area afforded such facilities until I learned there was a 2% separate sales tax on every dollar spent in that town that went to the facilities.  

That seems like a lot, but I would pay that in a heartbeat to have such facilities in my area.  And Centerville has pretty nice facilities already.

I hear some of the facilities down at the banks are struggling financially and that is sad because they really have a good thing going.  If only the Reds were remotely competitive.  I think the Bengals will do their part this year and have been pretty successful over the past 10 years but there are only 8 home football games.  Baseball attendance is key.