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Walmsley has nearly 20 years of experience in the steel industry. He joined Lexicon in 2019.

Basing their decision on a legal review by the county’s attorney, the Ionia County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted on Tuesday to deny election-related requests from the Ionia County Republican Party. Ionia County GOP Vice Chairperson Kristie Walls had requested that the county use paper ballots and count them by hand instead of using an optical scanner with proprietary software to tally the results of the May 2 election, a recall of Keene Township Supervisor Robert Simpson and Treasur...

Ryan Walmsley has been promoted to president of Fabrication Group at Arkansas-based Lexicon Inc. A member of the Lexicon team since 2019, Walmsley has nearly 20 years of experience in the steel industry. Working out of the company’s headquarters in Little Rock, Ryan will lead the Fabrication Group, which includes

The Lancaster Parking Authority board voted 3-2 to accept the sole bid, for $1.36 million, submitted to create and install public art on the Christian Street Garage façade overlooking Ewell

Leadership Union County (ULead)s 12th class began this week with a reception, followed the next day by the classs first session.

Projects that had been delayed for one or two years suddenly sprang back to life, kicking the construction sector into high gear.

More than $2 million in improvements – including an elementary school expansion – that Fort Wayne Community Schools voters endorsed at the polls three years ago took a step toward

Construction projects underway include the Vertical Harvest site in Westbrook, a new maintenance facility at Acadia National Park and an education and research center at Wolfe's Neck in Freeport.

The city has temporarily closed alternating uptown bound travel lane on the 1400 block of St. Charles Avenue, approaching Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The closure to accommodate asphalt paving operations will last all day on March 2, until 5:30 p.m. Vehicles parked on the 1600-1800 blocks of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard between St. […]

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