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At a Town Hall in Fairview, city leaders announced that Roundtree Manor Apartments could be hit with fines if the rats aren't exterminated soon.

Crossing the threshold of the future of converged building design

Structural materials have not changed all that much since reinforced concrete was introduced to construction in the late 19th century, but a fiber-reinforced, mineral composite system boasting easy assembly and considerable strength offers a new alternative.

West Texas A&M's Faculty Senate voted no confidence in its president last spring, partly for his talk of a “textbook-free” campus. Now he's doubling down. West Texas A&M University’s president made a splashy announcement late last week: effective next fall, his university would no longer charge students for “textbooks.”

Using a roofing underlayment will help ensure the roof system withstands the elements and the home stays dry

City Approves Parking Lot Purchases

City Council approves purchase of lots for additional free parking downtown

New amendments to chapter 14.12 of the Estes Park Municipal Code made to adopt 2021 editions of the International Building and Residential Codes will officially go into effect on Jan. 1, 2024, following a vote by the town board on May 23, 2023. These new code amendments come after a year and a half of […]

Brownwood City Council to Meet Tuesday Morning

WENATCHEE — RiverCom 911’s move to the Confluence Technology Center “came to a dead end,” recently with a negative structural analysis of the center.