Giles Lambertson - Mon May 08, 2006
Scurry Sails Through Carolina Lakes Job
As a teenager, President Andrew Jackson fought the British in the woods around his home in what now is Lancaster County, SC. Later, Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman and his troops burned their way through the area....
Wed July 13, 2005
New Jersey’s Jesco Adds 14 New Water Trucks to Rental Fleet
In an effort to provide for its customers’ needs, New Jersey equipment dealer Jesco is constantly upgrading its rental fleet to offer the most up-to-date equipment. Recently, Jesco added 14 water trucks to further expand on its rental fleet....
Beverly B. Nichols - Mon January 05, 2004
Site Preparation Begins at New Spanish Fort High School
Site preparation for a $12.8 million high school is under way in Spanish Fort, AL, a city incorporated only 10 years ago. The school is to open in 2005.
The Baldwin County Board of Education arranged for the funding, which comes from both public money and private donations....
Sat June 15, 2002
Klein Custom Builds Water Truck for Arlington, TX, Landfill Operation
Like many municipalities, the City of Arlington, TX, needed equipment to perform a wide variety of tasks at its landfill, but budget constraints limited the city’s options. After much consideration, city officials arrived at the idea of finding one piece of equipment to take on multiple tasks....
Richard Miller - Sat March 30, 2002
Duncan Construction Digs for New Kansas Shopping Center
For Johnson County, KS, residents, the shopping options continue to grow. Added to this list is Shawnee Crossings, a 315,000-sq.-ft. (28,350 sq m) retail complex located on a 60-acre (24 ha) site on the southeast corner of Kansas 7 Highway and Shawnee Mission Parkway in Shawnee, KS....
Lauri Johnson - Sat December 22, 2001
GPS Guides Halverson Through Roseville Bypass Job
Construction of a new highway bypass around Roseville, IL, may constitute routine work for Halverson Construction Company, but the firm is taking advantage of new technology to get the job done more efficiently.
The $18-million bypass is a 5-mi....
Giles Lambertson - Tue December 11, 2001
Blythe Eliminates Bottlenecks With $48M Raleigh, NC, Project
U.S. Census Bureau numbers out this spring only confirmed what every general contractor in the Southeast region knew: There is plenty of highway construction opportunity in Raleigh, NC.
The state capital and the county surrounding it comprise one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the country....
G.W. Hall - Tue November 27, 2001
Crews Finish Up Road Work in South Carolina
Dust will soon settle for the last time in four lakefront subdivisions near Eutawville, SC, where general contractor W. Frazier Construction Inc. and several subcontractors have teamed up to pave 21 existing dirt roads.
Rea Construction will handle the paving portion of the project, which has a total value of nearly $1 million....
Giles Lambertson - Wed April 18, 2001
Earthmovers Combines Philosophies From At Home, Abroad
Earthmovers Equipment Sales and Leasing is a local distributor in Charlotte, NC, with a worldwide perspective.
This spring, the company will move to its new headquarters on I-485 in Charlotte, but the company’s existence is rooted in the emergence of the global market for heavy equipment.
This global perspective is nowhere more evident than in the 44-year-old company founder and president, Rick Stidham....
Giles Lambertson - Mon September 10, 2001
U.S. 421 Bulks Up North Carolina
The company widening and straightening five miles of U.S. 421 in west-central North Carolina is friendly. That might seem frivolous to say, but both the environment and the people affected by the road-building project benefit from the attitude.
The company is H.B....
