Edward Husar - Wed August 02, 2017
Hospital's $61M Expansion Plan to Benefit Missouri Community
Hannibal Regional Healthcare System in Hannibal, Mo., has announced plans for a $61 million expansion of Hannibal Regional Hospital and the Hannibal Regional Medical Group's building. The expansion will add more than 137,000 square feet of new construction along with 50,000 square feet of renovated spaces to help meet the region's health care needs....
Wed July 26, 2017
Lafayette Plans to Replace Decades-Old Baseball Field
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) An Indiana city is planning to demolish its 77-year-old baseball field and replace it with a new $16 million stadium. Lafayette officials said the project will bring a new amenity to the community that can also host soccer games, outdoor concerts and other events....
Wed July 26, 2017
Southeastern Equipment Company Celebrates Milestone
Southeastern Equipment Company held its third open house on June 15 in Indiana to celebrate the dealership's 60th anniversary. The event showcased a variety of equipment at Southeastern Equipment Company's branch located at 4951 West 96th Street, Indianapolis....
Dick Rohland - Wed July 26, 2017
Art, Technology, Minnesota Materials Make Up New Museum
Blending art, technology and Minnesota building materials, construction is winding down on a new Bell Museum of Natural History and Planetarium on the St. Paul campus of the University of Minnesota. Scheduled to open in 2018, the 92,500 sq....
Wed July 26, 2017
Grant to Help Fund Work on Pathway
A $2 million grant from the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation will help fund the design and pre-construction phases for uncompleted parts of a 26-mile recreational path through Detroit. The bike and pedestrian Inner Circle Greenway connects neighborhoods and residents to parks, commercial corridors, the riverfront and downtown....
Wed July 26, 2017
Lawmakers Urge Officials to Learn From I-69 Mistakes
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Some Indiana lawmakers have told state officials they must be more diligent in overseeing deals such as the failed partnership with a private developer for a long-delayed section of the Interstate 69 extension....
Scott Bauer - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Wed July 26, 2017
Gov. Walker's Proposed Road-Funding Deal Receives Lukewarm Response
MADISON, Wis. (AP) Gov. Scott Walker's self-described “reasonable proposal' to borrow less and rely on more federal funding to pay for roads and break a state budget impasse got a lukewarm response from Republican legislative leaders July 6, who showed little signs of moving closer to a deal to pass a new spending plan....
Brian Slodysko - ASSOCIATED PRESS - Wed July 26, 2017
Indiana Gov. Unveils $4.7B List of Road Projects
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb said that he was “incredibly stoked” to announce a $4.7 billion list of infrastructure projects across the state that will get funding over the next five years....
Irwin Rapoport - Wed July 26, 2017
Crews Work on Michigan's 'Golden Corridor'
The 90,000 cars and trucks that daily travel along a 3.7-mi. stretch of M-59/Hall Road between M-53 and Romeo Plank are the biggest challenge for the crews of Angelo Iafrate Construction as they work to complete the $60 million rebuilding of the highway....
Irwin Rapoport - Tue July 25, 2017
ProMedica HQ: Toledo's Catalyst for Revitalization
Construction and renovation of ProMedica's new Downtown Headquarters project in Toledo will soon wrap up. The $80 million project is being managed by the Rudolph Libbe Group. The first group of nearly 1,000 employees of the Ohio health care provider will move into the two-building campus starting the weekend of Aug....
