Roofers from The Zero Company put the finishing touches on the new amphitheater at New Albany’s Riverfront Park on Monday afternoon. MAC Construction & Excavating built the awning at a price of $694,970. The riverfront stage plays host to Friday concerts each week beginning at 7:30 p.m. This week, a jazz concert will take place.
— Staff photo by Kevin McGloshen
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PHOTO: New Albany Amphitheater complete
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