First Stop: Lawrence

Riviera Theatre PhotoUptown Eyes Entertainment District
For Uptown, which has suffered a poor reputation for several years, creation of an entertainment district in the community could bring development, from the boost of job creation to increased tourism and business investment. Related:


Photo: The Riviera Theatre would be a key part in developing the entertainment district. (Photo/Jacquelyn Thayer) 

Second Stop: Jackson

Divvy Bike StationBike-Sharing Program to Launch June 28
Scheduled to launch last Friday, the program has been pushed back two weeks.

Photo: Divvy bike stations installed in Daley Plaza. (Photo/Mike Reilley)

Third Stop: DePaul Arena

Oliver Purnell DePaul Basketball PhotoDePaul Hopes New Basketball Arena Will Keep Chicago's Top Recruits Closer to Home
For years, the DePaul men's basketball program recruited high school talent in the city and won with it. Now, the Blue Demons hope the new arena will help them keep star recruits from leaving town.

Photo: Coach Oliver Purnell answers questions about the arena. (Photo/Josclynn Brandon)

Fourth Stop: Addison

LGBT Senior Housing RenderingLakeview to Get LGBT Senior Housing
New affordable senior housing center, due for a 2014 completion, will be on the corner of Addison and Halsted. It will replace the old 42nd Street police precinct and will work closely with The Center on Halsted.

Graphic: Rendering of the senior housing lobby. (Courtesy/The Gensler Agency)