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MOSCOW — The Moscow Urban Renewal Agency (MURA) voted Thursday to move forward with a proposal for developing a mixed-use building on the Sixth and Jackson street property in downtown

The Moscow Urban Renewal Agency (MURA) voted Thursday to move forward with a proposal for developing a mixed-use building on the Sixth and Jackson street property in downtown Moscow.

After 17 years of work, Karen Cragnolin Park has broken ground on Amboy Road. The project is slated for completion summer 2023.

An attorney originally from Hillyard is seeking to unseat Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who if reelected will reach 20 years representing eastern Washington in Congress.

A new agency focused on economic development called Lenawee Housing looks to create housing at all levels of the economic spectrum.

KXLY July 12, 2021 4:59 PM Katerina Chryssafis Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Many of us are fortunate enough to work inside, but not everyone has that luxury. With the weather heating up once again, it can lead to a potentially dangerous situation. Many construction workers have left for the day; that’s because working in this type of heat can be deadly. But now, there are new rules in Washington to keep workers safe. You could say working in construction site isn’t ...

President Biden on Friday released his request to the Congress for a budget for the Executive Branch of the federal government for Fiscal Year 2022 (beginning October 1, 2021). All...

Daily Monitor Wednesday March 10 2021 Summary Land in wetlands could easily be affordable. Yet, besides the legal hurdles, construction in these places is 10 times harder. Advertisement However, building in such areas is more complex and expensive  in the long run. Baker Mwesigwa, a construction engineer at Baker Construction, says it is an endeavour you ought to carefully approach to avoid complexities down the road.  He says, before anything, soil investigation to find out the drainage rate...

Bristol Motor Speedway officials discuss track transformation to dirt January 14, 2021 at 5:28 PM BMS executive vice president and general manager Jerry Caldwell and Speedway Motorsports senior vice president of operations and development, Steve Swift answered questions from the media today as the dirt transformation process continues at Bristol Motor Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series Food City Dirt Race on Sunday, March 28 and the Pinty’s T...