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Cleveland Browns Start Construction on New Huntington Bank Field Set for 2029 Opening

Haslam Sports Group began construction on the Cleveland Browns' new Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park on May 1, 2026. The stadium will open in 2029 as part of a larger entertainment area in Northeast Ohio. Separately, Raising Cane’s announced plans for nine new restaurant openings in May 2026 across multiple states.

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The facility, designed for the Cleveland Browns, is set to open in 2029.

Construction marks a significant step toward relocating the team's home venue. In separate business developments, Raising Cane’s plans to open nine new restaurants in May 2026.

The expansions continue the chain's growth, following more than a dozen locations opened in 2026 so far. The company opened 100 new locations in 2025. One of the nine new Raising Cane’s restaurants is planned in California.

The California location is scheduled to open on May 12, 2026, at 2299 N. Imperial Ave. in El Centro. A Raising Cane’s restaurant is planned to open in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in May 2026. Another is set for Jonesboro, Arkansas, during the same month.

The chain will also debut a location in Lexington, Kentucky. Raising Cane’s has scheduled a new restaurant in Greensboro, North Carolina, for May 2026.

An opening is planned in Owings Mills, Maryland, as part of the expansion. Another will open in Akron, Ohio. A Raising Cane’s spokesperson described 2026 as 'another exciting chapter' in the company's nationwide growth.

The chain has a long-term goal of reaching 1,600 restaurants in the US.

Key Facts

Stadium Construction Begins
Haslam Sports Group initiated construction on Huntington Bank Field on May 1, 2026, with opening planned for 2029 in Brook Park as part of a Northeast Ohio ente
Raising Cane’s Expansion
Nine new restaurants planned for May 2026, including specific locations in California, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New York, Kentucky, North Carolina, Maryland, Florida
Growth Metrics
Raising Cane’s opened over a dozen locations in 2026 and 100 in 2025, aiming for 1,600 US restaurants long-term.
Event Details
Dee Haslam opened the stadium construction event, attended by team leaders and local officials.
California Opening
El Centro location at 2299 N. Imperial Ave. set for May 12, 2026.

Story Timeline

6 events
  1. 2026-05-01

    Haslam Sports Group started construction on the new Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park.

    1 sourceyardbarker.com
  2. 2026-05-12

    Raising Cane’s California location scheduled to open at 2299 N. Imperial Ave. in El Centro.

    1 sourcenypost.com
  3. 2026-05

    Raising Cane’s plans openings in Oklahoma City, Jonesboro, Laurelton, Lexington, Greensboro, Owings Mills, Gainesville, and Akron.

    1 sourcenypost.com
  4. 2026

    Raising Cane’s has opened more than a dozen locations so far.

    1 sourcenypost.com
  5. 2025

    Raising Cane’s opened 100 new locations.

    1 sourcenypost.com
  6. 2029

    New Huntington Bank Field set to open.

    1 sourceyardbarker.com

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Raising Cane’s expansions may increase employment opportunities in the nine targeted cities.

  2. 02

    Nationwide growth toward 1,600 restaurants could enhance Raising Cane’s market presence in new regions.

  3. 03

    Multiple 2026 openings build on 2025's 100 new locations, potentially accelerating brand revenue.

  4. 04

    The 2029 stadium opening may improve fan experiences and team operations for the Cleveland Browns.

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