KEOKUK, Iowa (AP) — An eastern Iowa city is seeking business occupants for an old casino restaurant barge.
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The barge was on the market for two years with a nearly $400,000 price tag, but no prospective buyers emerged.
Keokuk City Administrator Aaron Burnett says the city will look to partner with local businesses that want to occupy the 300,000-square-foot barge.
Burnett says the barge already has two restaurant spaces. It could also host coffee shops or serve as an event venue.
Burnett says the city has decided to install more windows to provide a better view of the river.
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