Officials say construction begins next spring on a long-awaited project to restore the city’s historic riverfront district. The plan includes new pedestrian walkways, restored heritage buildings, and expanded green spaces along the water.
Community leaders have welcomed the announcement, noting the area has been neglected for decades. The project is expected to take up to two years to complete and will be funded through a mix of public and private investment.
Friday, August 21, 2026 · Punjab Edition
Vol. IV — No. 214
Independent · Est. 2026
The Meridian
“Where the day’s line is drawn”
City unveils plan to restore its historic riverfront
Officials say construction begin next spring
Officials say construction begin next spring
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City unveils plan to restore its historic riverfront
Officials say construction begin next spring