LaGrange Daily News & CEG - Mon November 17, 2025
Developers Begin Building U.S.'s First Privately-Owned Cricket Stadium in LaGrange, Ga.
Construction has started in LaGrange, Ga., on a 10,500-seat professional cricket stadium, set to host international matches, concerts and community events, with the additional aim of boosting tourism and local business in the city....
Liebherr - Wed November 05, 2025
Liebherr Cranes at Work for 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics are fast approaching, and Liebherr is playing a central role. At two of the event's most important venues, multiple Liebherr tower cranes are supporting to drive smooth construction progress....
University of Maine Athletics - Thu October 23, 2025
UMaine Athletics Unveil Plans for Morse Arena, New Home of School's Basketball Teams
Thanks to a $10 million gift from 1964 University of Maine graduates Phillip and Susan Morse, the school is moving forward on building Morse Arena, a new 2,660-seat basketball venue on the Orono, Maine, campus....
Chicago Fire FC - Tue October 07, 2025
City Approves New Chicago Fire FC Stadium in The 78
Chicago Fire FC announced City Council approval for its new, privately funded, $650 million stadium in The 78 — a transformative project that will anchor Chicago's newest neighborhood and redefine the future of sports and entertainment in the city....
Associated Press - Mon October 06, 2025
ODOT Green Lights Cleveland Browns' $2.4B Stadium
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) approved a permit on Sept. 18 for the construction of a new stadium for the Cleveland Browns. The proposed stadium would be built in suburban Brook Park, next to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport....
Daily Commercial News - Mon September 22, 2025
Crews Working to Renovate Penn State's Historic Football Stadium in Time for 2027 Season
At Penn State University in State College, the biggest plays are not being made on the gridiron at Beaver Stadium. Rather, they are being rolled out off the field by construction workers involved in a three-year, $700 million renovation of the mammoth structure designed to preserve its rich history within college football....
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Fri September 19, 2025
Old Culvert Underneath Sanford Stadium On UGA Campus in Athens to Get $14M Overhaul
Since Sanford Stadium opened in 1929 on the campus of the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens, it has been reshaped, expanded and modernized into one of college football's premier venues. In recent years, locker rooms have been rebuilt, concourses widened, lights upgraded and premium seating added....
Capital News Service & WTOP Radio - Thu September 18, 2025
New Stadium in Washington Approved for NFL Team as Old Arena Demolition Continues
The District of Columbia City Council voted 11-2 on Sept. 17, 2025, in favor of constructing a new stadium complex on the site of the old RFK Stadium, clearing the way for the NFL's Washington Commanders to leave their current home in Landover, Md....
Connecticut Post - Tue August 26, 2025
Major Site Cleanup is Needed Before a New Soccer Stadium Can Be Built in Bridgeport
One day, the 18 acres along Kossuth Street on the lower east side of Bridgeport, Conn., could be the site of a minor league soccer stadium, a hotel and more than 1,000 housing units. But first, developer Andre Swanston and his Connecticut Sports Group (CTSG), per the state's environmental regulations, need to exorcise — or at least safely contain — the ghosts of Bridgeport's industrial past as ground contamination left behind by manufacturers and other operations that, beginning in the 1880s, at one time or another occupied that same piece of land....
Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center - Mon August 11, 2025
Cavs, Cleveland Clinic Top Off New Performance Center
The Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Clinic and Bedrock marked a significant milestone July 8 with the ceremonial topping off of the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center. The event celebrated the completion of the development's structural frame....
