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Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Pepper Construction Selects Iconic Historic Building in Lockland for Southwest Ohio Headquarters Pepper Construction CompanyMay 11, 2021 GMT CINCINNATI, May 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pepper Construction, a construction manager with deep roots in Ohio, announced that it is expanding its Cincinnati operations and relocating the company to the former Stearns & Foster office building in Lockland, Ohi...

Titletown development now leasing TitletownFlats 152 apartments, from studio to 3-bedroom units, available; 7-story building to open late fall 2021 Apr 19, 2021 at 09:00 AM Copied! TitletownFlats Titletown Development LLC, the real estate development arm of the Green Bay Packers, today announced that TitletownFlats, the apartment building on the west side of Titletown, is now leasing a variety of apartment units with resident mo...

Pepper was a renowned leader in the construction industry and a longtime benefactor to Northwestern Feb 3, 2021 Northwestern Engineering alumnus Richard Pepper ’53, a renowned leader in the construction industry as an executive at Pepper Construction and a longtime benefactor to Northwestern University, passed away on January 28, 2021, at age 90. Pepper, who graduated from the McCormick School of Engineering with a degree in civil engineering in 1953, assumed leadership of Pepper Construction...

More Pepper Construction announces the promotion of Laura Patterson, PHR to Vice President of Human Resources. In addition to overseeing the full scope of Human Resources responsibilities, Laura has been instrumental in the development of Peppers Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program. Laura earned her Bachelor of Science degree at Texas Christian University.   Dan Ruane, CSP has been promoted to Vice President of Safety at Pepper Construction. Dan partners with Peppers operational leaders to...

Earlier this month, District 200 administrators, along with the district's hired contractors and architects, gave the most complete picture yet of what Oak Park and River Forest High School might look like by this time next year.