Biggest News Aggregation in the World
๐Ÿ“ฐ Gibson Thomas Engineering News

Gibson Thomas Engineering News Today

Fast, Ad-Free News Updates

Stay updated with breaking news from Gibson Thomas Engineering. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.

Commissioners vote to fund acquisitions for Sheepskin extension

The Fayette County Commissioners voted to continue development on the Sheepskin Trail as well as German Township Industrial Park. During Thursdayโ€™s regular meeting, the commissioners unanimously voted to enter an agreement between the county and Keystone Acquisitions for the right-of-way of four properties along the proposed southern trail extension of the Sheepskin Trail. Commissioner Scott […]
West Virginia United States Fayette County Dave Lohr Amy Revak Scott Dunn

Latrobe consultant to create plan for possible walking, biking improvements in Greensburg

Gibson-Thomas Engineering will work with a steering committee to study Greensburg’s environment for walkers and bicyclists, among others. The city council on Monday selected the Latrobe firm as its consultant for developing an active transportation plan. Such a plan emphasizes forms of mobility including “walking, biking, using a wheelchair, connecting
Westmoreland County United States Alec Italiano Robb Bell Pennsylvania Downtown Center Seton Hill University

Stay Updated with Latest News

Get breaking news updates delivered to your inbox

Browse All News โ†’

$1.3 million in funding available to complete Sheepskin Trail section in Uniontown

More than $1.3 million in additional funding has been made available to complete the section of the Sheepskin Trail through the city of Uniontown. โ€œWeโ€™re continuing to add to the trail as quickly as we can and get this thing built,โ€ said Fayette County Commissioner Vince Vicites. Vicites said $1,300,832 came through his involvement with […]
Lemont Furnace United States Point Marion Mount Braddock Fayette County Blake Lynn

Outgoing Greensburg planning director worked to make office more 'approachable and welcoming'

Greensburg is looking to beef up its planning and development office next year by adding a code enforcement supervisor. It also will be searching for a new planning director, as Jeff Raykes has resigned from that role effective Friday. Raykes, who joined the city staff in 2019, is leaving to
United States Gregory Mertz Denny Puko Jeff Raykes Stuart Group Consulting Councilman Gregory

Explore More Categories

World News India News Business Technology Sports Entertainment Health Science