Steel Tech News Today

FARLEY, Iowa — When Kentucky-based Steel Technologies (Steel Tech) was looking to expand its offerings, a Farley company stood out as one it could acquire.

In 1974, Mississippi County residents voted for a tax increase to pay for construction of Mississippi County Community College. The county still had a population of more than 60,000, and the U.S. Air Forces base near Blytheville was going strong. Harry Smith was selected as the colleges first president, and the school was accredited the next year by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

In Jersey City, N.J., a 3.3-acre redevelopment project called Steel Tech will turn a brownfield site into a mixed-use residential high-rise building, a community center, two public plazas, and a business incubator facility. Steel Tech received site plan approval in recent weeks.

Located on a brownfield site, the project will feature 420 units, 5 percent of which are set to be affordable housing.

NOT yet 21, Mariia Dokhniak has been forced to flee her home not once but twice due to Russian hostilities. Mariia is one of 50 Ukrainians currently staying in…

Councilman Gilmore said that he hopes to delay the 2nd reading of the Morris Canal Manor plan at yesterday's Jersey City Council caucus.

Jersey City Ward F Councilman Frank "Educational" Gilmore slammed the municipal redistricting process ahead of tomorrow's meeting.

Arkansas being home to the nation's most advanced steel facility could help attract an auto manufacturing plant, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday.

Being home to the nation's most advanced steel facility could help attract an auto manufacturing plant, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday.

The Monett Police Department is once again hosting its annual National Night Out campaign, a community-building effort to enhance partnerships among police and members of the community. The event is...