As cranes fill the skyline and new projects move from planning to construction, we must remember what makes all of this possible. It is not just the concrete, steel, or technology. It is the skilled men and women who install, power, maintain, and modernize the electrical systems that keep Ohio running. Whether constructing transmission lines, […]
Helena Public Schools is pushing for better communication between the district, city staff and the City Commission after a city official accused HPS of ignoring city protocol, leading to a social media dust-up and an apology from the official.
For the past eight years, Tennessee has seen an ever-increasing state budget, with surpluses often in the billions of dollars. The growing pot of money has allowed Gov. Bill Lee and state lawmakers to use the extra cash for large-scale infrastructure projects, to cut taxes and expand the state’s private school voucher program. But with […]
Boaters navigating near the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge are being directed to a new channel farther east, on the Senneville side, as construction of the replacement bridge continues.
For seven decades, the massive, neoclassical General Motors Building served as the headquarters of what at one time was the world’s largest industrial corporation. Its legendary 14th floor was widely known throughout Detroit as a plush suite of impenetrable executive offices where GM’s top brass decided what kind of cars and trucks much of America and the rest of the world could choose to drive. But the building that for generations was […]
After decades of carrying commuters between Vaudreuil-Dorion and the West Island, the Île-aux-Tourtes bridge is getting a striking new look as its replacement takes shape.
An attorney for the Montana Board of Investments mentioned the possibility of using eminent domain to connect to the city of Laurel’s water and sewer supply for the state facility.
