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Through a unique program at Berne Union High School, students are able to hone new skills and creativity by designing a new school building.

From Crain's Akron Business: Minority contractors say they often feel left out when it comes to growing their businesses. Enter the Akron Urban League and MCCAP, which stands for Minority Contractor Capital Access Program. While it definitely does help small, minority contractors to access capital, it does far more than that.

At one point 20,000 vehicles were going through the intersection of Old Alabama Road and Haynes Bridge Road every day. Now Johns Creek City Council is spending about $4.5 million

Rolling Hills Local School District is proceeding with the design phase of their $48.3 million new pre-k-12 campus.

The Avondale Estates City Commission, at its May 11 meeting, approved three conditional use permits for short-term rentals, like Airbnbs, that will operate as a bed and breakfast. The property owners will additionally need to apply for a business license.

Voters passed a Lancaster City Schools bond levy in 2019 to finance construction of a new school. Material costs have forced some redesigns.

A time capsule supposedly buried in the foundation of the monument on Richmond’s Monument Avenue may contain a picture of Lincoln, which could be worth up to a half-million dollars if it is there.

US Capital Development building pair of industrial projects in Louisville market May 26, 2021 St. Louis-based US Capital Development (USCD) has begun construction on two building projects in the Louisville, Kentucky, area as part of its new $500 million industrial platform. These projects include the 443,822-square-foot industrial building at 637 East Blue Lick Road in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, and the 470,288-square-foot industrial building at 250 River Ridge Park...

JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — The Johns Creek City Council is set to approve completion of the Newtown Park perimeter loop trail. The perimeter loop trail currently terminates behind the tennis and pickleball courts and by the edge of the lacrosse fields. This project will fill in the roughly 0.16-mile gap from the lacrosse field to the tennis and pickleball courts making the loop a full 1.04 miles. This addition will create a continuous perimeter trail for Newtown Park so walkers and joggers will no...

Cincinnati Magazine Photograph by August Oliver Photography Throughout the pandemic, we’ve seen home renovations hit the market including this Indian Hill flip inspired by the movies and a modern farmhouse-style in Wyoming. Kevin Geraci of Flipping Cincy adds to the list of impressive renos with this charming Oakley home featuring bold design and an open floor plan. We spoke with Geraci and Revival Designs’ Nicole Nichols, who helped renovate the home, to hear more about the property and th...