Simonson Construction News Today

Simonson Construction has resumed work at the Black Fork Commons Plaza in downtown Shelby, with completion anticipated by late this fall.

Return Polymers, a company that collects, cleans and processes PVC waste materials, has tripled the capacity of its Ashland production facility.

Savannah sidewalks, some of them 175 years old, according to the villages mayor, will be replaced and repaired using CDBG funding.

A one-year license will be $18, a three-year license will be $54 and a 10-year (lifetime) will be $180. The new rates will take effect in December.

Eighty bookcases, each stocked with around 60 books and a stuffed toy will be distributed April 23 to Ashland-area kids through the annual project.

Foundations Community Childcare is being constructed on a three-acre donated site on Ford Drive to serve families needing affordable help.

“One thing we want the community to know is that every time we get a complaint … we also check the caller to see if their license is up to date."

The Mapleton Middle School gym roof will be replaced this summer at a cost of just under $800,000, most of which will be covered by insurance.

ASHLAND — Business leaders, employees, local officials, educators, and more braved Wednesdays morning rain to attend the North Central Workforce Alliance Summit at the Mount Vernon Estate.

Simonson Construction Services was recently honored at the Excellence in Construction Awards Gala for it work at facilities in Ashland and Wooster.