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Heritage commission approves Duckie’s Revenge arcade permit in Joshua City
Summary
The Heritage Preservation Overlay District Commission approved a conditional use permit Oct. 6 allowing Duckie’s Revenge to operate an indoor family amusement arcade at 107 North Main Suite A in Joshua City. Owner Douglas Hampton described pinball-centered operations, tournaments, concessions and limited beer-and-wine service; commissioners approved the permit by voice vote.
Joshua City — At a special meeting Oct. 6, the Heritage Preservation Overlay District Commission approved a conditional use permit that allows Duckie’s Revenge to operate an indoor family amusement arcade at 107 North Main Suite A in the original town of Joshua City. The permit covers a 0.293-acre parcel identified in the application as Lot 4, Block 11 in Johnson County.
Douglas Hampton, one of the business owners, told the commission the arcade blends nostalgia with modern, collaborative games and a strong focus on pinball. "Pinball is the thing that we love the most," Hampton said, describing plans for tournaments,…
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