Owl Cafe building could become Hayden community center
The Owl Cafe building at 9178 N. Government Way in Hayden could become a community center through Hayden Urban Renewal (HURA).
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Gesa Credit Union staff (from left) Matt Leslie, senior personal financial representative; Nick Hunter, personal financial representative; Pamela Moore, branch service manager; Jessica Michael, member service associate; and Brooke Sexton, home loan officer.
A new building under construction at 264 S. Beck Road.
NAPA Auto Parts store manager Kasey Yee.
The historic Owl Cafe at 9178 N. Government Way in Hayden could become a community center through Hayden Urban Renewal (HURA), which was formed in 2005 to help the city of Hayden improve and redevelop areas for improvement of urban design with the provision of public art and strategic planning of projects and plans oriented toward job creation.
Hayden residents and business owners Joel and Karen Pearl of Pearl Realty bought the place with original plans to move their office (at 9493 Government Way) there and add a new restaurant. They were approached by HURA and changed their plans.
Editor's note: This report was edited to reflect that the Owl Cafe could become a community center. It is a possibility, not a done deal.
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