Anthem projects progress in community plan

New Anthem projects are underway as the facilities master plan rolls into the new year full steam ahead.

The Anthem Museum, enhancements to the community’s stadium tennis court and improvements to the north grass area all are already in motion, according to John Safin, communications director at the Anthem Community Council.

Money for new projects comes from the community enhancement fund. The estimated cost is about $4 million — $1 million less than originally projected.

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