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Medford wants to kick-start its long-delayed goal of building a crossing over Interstate 5 at South Stage Road. The City Council Thursday will consider investing $800,000 in a partnership with Oregon ...

Ashland City Council received a clean bill of financial health for 2022 Tuesday night, but it wavered on accepting the annual fiscal report over a concern the large document was going on to the state ...

Medford wants to kick-start its long-delayed goal of building a crossing over Interstate 5 at South Stage Road. The City Council Thursday will consider investing $800,000 in a partnership with Oregon ...

Foothill Road’s transformation into a “mega corridor” and bypass for Interstate 5 will kick into high gear in 2023. Knife River Materials is the apparent low bidder for the 2-mile project that will tu...

Foothill Road’s transformation into a “mega corridor” and bypass for Interstate 5 will kick into high gear in 2023. Knife River Materials is the apparent low bidder for the 2-mile project that will tu...

/PRNewswire/ -- he global Fly Ash Market size is expected to grow by USD 1.00 billion, at a CAGR of 3.94% during the forecast period. The rising construction...

A former coal-loading facility is being transformed into one for offloading fertilizer as part of a $14.1 million public/private investment.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Portland Cement Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2022-2027" report has been added to...

Phoenix Cement Company installing fly ash beneficiation plant at Utah power plant Written by Global Cement staff 09 April 2021 US: Salt River Materials subsidiary Phoenix Cement Plant is working with ST Equipment & Technology (STET) on a fly ash separation system at a power plant in Utah. The cement producer previously secured a contract with a power plant in the state for the supply of fly ash to its Clarkdale cement plant in Yavapai count...