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Gilham was referred to the board in 2022 by an engineer who reviewed the collapse of the arches and faulted Gilham for “inadequate structural design” of the arches.

Workers are in the process of realigning the intersection of 10th Street Boulevard NW and Third Avenue Drive NW as part of the plans for new trails in the area.

Construction bids for Hickory’s walkway project in the Ridgeview community came in millions of dollars higher than the city budgeted for. The Hickory City Council voted to reject bids for

The City of Hickory has twice advertised for bids to build the Historic Ridgeview Walk project, but has received only one bid each time. On Tuesday (May 19), Hi

The city of Hickory is now suing a fourth company in connection with the collapse of the City Walk arches last year.

Hickory-based contractor Neill Grading & Construction Co. is asking the courts to enforce $1.9 million in liens against Conover-based manufacturer Everything Attachments.

In September 2021, Everything Attachments owner Ted Corriher spoke of his excitement about the future of his company.

Travelers along U.S. 321 in Hickory will be greeted by a new sight: an 80-ton, 182-foot-long pedestrian bridge with the word “Hickory” displayed on each side in white letters.

Travelers along U.S. Highway 321 in Hickory will be greeted by a new sight: an 80-ton, 182-foot-long pedestrian bridge with the word “Hickory” displayed on each side in white letters.

The pedestrian bridge that will span U.S. Highway 321 has been brought to the work site, though it is not clear when the bridge will be placed over the highway.