The Brief
- Preliminary work for the demolition of RFK Stadium in D.C. has begun, marking a step toward its eventual teardown.
- The demolition will start with selective, methodical tearing down of non-structural parts, with full demolition set to begin by the end of the month.
- Some local residents acknowledge the stadium’s history but are ready for it to be replaced with something new.
- Debate continues over the future use of the RFK site, with some advocating for a return of the Commanders, while others oppose a new stadium.
WASHINGTON – Preliminary work has begun for a day many D.C. residents have waited for: The demolition of RFK Stadium.
It’s been quite a few weeks for the District of Columbia and Commanders Fans.
First, D.C. gets control of the site. Then, the Commanders make the playoffs and win their first postseason game in 19 years.…