The Broadway 830 Restaurant has re-opened today after several months of remodeling after an overnight electrical fire forced the the Uvalde based restaurant known for its artisan pizza and craft beer to close. 

  While the doors opened at 10:30am today, Broadway 830 kicked off its Grand Re-opening with a ribbon cutting by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce. 

  According to Skyway Entertainment Marketing Director Victoria Dühring who spoke in an interview with Uvalde Radio Tuesday, January 10th stated there was a lot of damage behind the bar but the entire restaurant suffered smoke damage.

  During the time the restaurant was shut down “They (the owners) wanted to take this opportunity to bring back Broadway back better than ever,” Dühring said.

 

 

 

 

  UMH Hospital Board of Directors, Hospital Staff, Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin and County Judge Bill Mitchell along with Uvalde City Council members and Uvalde County Commissioners were in attendance at this morning’s grand opening ceremony along with hundreds of attendees including first responders and the general public. The official ceremony started with  remarks given by Uvalde Memorial Hospital CEO Tom Nordwick. Following Nordwick’s address,  hospital board member Bill Kessler and a representative of Hoar Construction Company spoke as several dozen were seated under white outdoor canopies. Many other attendees dressed in hospital scrubs and uniforms. 

Nordwick recognized a number of major donors to the hospital and indicated they would receive recognition with a display inside the new hospital facility. 

Following the opening presentations an official ribbon cutting took place with  Hospital CEO Tom Norwick cutting the ribbon. After the ribbon cutting those attending were invited to a reception on the second floor balcony area of the new hospital.

Uvalde Memorial Hospital CEO Tom Nordwick (center right) and Hospital Board President W.A. “Bill” Kessler (center left) prepare to cut the ribbon. Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce Director John Yeackle (right) and Chamber of Commerce Communication and Marketing Director Mario MA Martinez (left) hold the ribbon while looking on.