Harrison City Council Approves Target Project

The store will be built along Harrison Avenue.

Shutterstock photo.

(Harrison, Oh.) - Target is coming to Harrison. 

On Tuesday night, Harrison City Council voted to approve a development project at 10400 Harrison Avenue, which sits across from Kroger. 

The process started in July when a proposal was presented from Midland Atlantic Development Company.

"We moved mountains in four months for a process that should have taken a year," said John Silverman, of Midland Atlantic Development Company. 

A groundbreaking date is unknown, but the Harrison Target is scheduled to open in October of 2027. 

Tuesday's City Council meeting can be viewed at City of Harrison | ICRC-TV.

More from Local News

Events

Decatur County Sheriff's Deputy Involved in Tractor Related Crash

The accident was on US 421 and County Road 600 N.

Restoration Project Gives New Shine to Vevay's Historic Fire Bells

There are five Historic Fire Bells in Vevay.

U.S. Department of Energy Issues Power Grid Emergency Across 13 States

The emergency order aims to mitigate blackout risks.

Lawrenceburg Follows EIAC Title with Union County Invite Championship

The Tigers are 25-5 heading into sectional play.

IHSAA Reveals Football Sectional Matchups

The state tournament begins Friday, October 23.

Batesville Girls, Greensburg Boys Victorious at EIAC Cross Country Meet

The conference meet was held at Batesville on Saturday

On Air

Chelsie playing
Rascal Flatts - I Won't Let Go

kelsey Hart Love to Be That Guy 5:43
Toby Keith I'm Just Talking About Tonight 5:40
Reba McEntire Turn On The Radio 5:37
Brad Paisley No I In Beer 5:33