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The '''Hallmark Cooperative District''' is a joint venture of [[Jefferson County]] and the City of [[Warrior]] to redevelop the bulk of the 565-acre former [[Hallmark Farm]] property, which was acquired from the Hallmark | The '''Hallmark Cooperative District''' is a joint venture of [[Jefferson County]] and the City of [[Warrior]] to redevelop the bulk of the 565-acre former [[Hallmark Farm]] property, which was acquired from the Hallmark family for $7.5 million in [[2019]]. | ||
In [[2023]] the [[Alabama Farmers Federation]] proposed to construct a $158 million [[Alabama Rural Economic Center]] in the Cooperative District. The center would host livestock and equestrian competitions, rodeos, and concerts. | In [[2023]] the [[Alabama Farmers Federation]] proposed to construct a $158 million [[Alabama Rural Economic Center]] in the Cooperative District. The center would host livestock and equestrian competitions, rodeos, and concerts. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 11 September 2023
The Hallmark Cooperative District is a joint venture of Jefferson County and the City of Warrior to redevelop the bulk of the 565-acre former Hallmark Farm property, which was acquired from the Hallmark family for $7.5 million in 2019.
In 2023 the Alabama Farmers Federation proposed to construct a $158 million Alabama Rural Economic Center in the Cooperative District. The center would host livestock and equestrian competitions, rodeos, and concerts.
References
- Beahm, Anna (September 5, 2019) "Iconic I-65 farm survives and so will its floating Christmas trees." The Birmingham News
- Leech, Marie (September 8, 2023) "$158 million agricultural center proposed for Jefferson County." Birmingham Business Journal