The City of Aberdeen may not need to sell Ripken Stadium, as it has tried to do for nearly a year, the city manager said Monday.

City Manager Doug Miller expressed optimism that the stadium, a source of debt for the city since its construction in 2001, may finally start attracting the business around it the city initially thought it would. He said there has been “renewed enthusiasm” from developers since County Executive David Craig and three other county officials attended a Las Vegas retail convention about a month ago.

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