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February 1, 2024
CONNOQUENESSING — Gibson-Thomas Engineering presented four options Wednesday, Jan. 31, for a sewer system in Connoquenessing Township to a room crowded by people with questions about the cost and scal...
August 23, 2023
A state-of-the-art Illinois Tollway maintenance facility is nearing completion in Hoffman Estates that will soon replace its outdated predecessor to the east at Interstate 90 and Route 53 in Schaumburg.
June 9, 2023
Craven County Board of Commissioners approved the final phase of developments for King Creek at Cherry Branch Subdivision in Havelock during their May 15 meeting.
March 16, 2023
Five years ago, Mother Nature pummeled a stone bridge in Bell Township, and it has been closed ever since. The Lantz bridge over Wolford Run, which is more than 60 years old, was severely damaged and partially washed out by high waters during an intense storm that year, said Angela
February 7, 2023
Plans to extend the Three Rivers Heritage Trail through Cheswick are inching closer to reality. The public can weigh in on potential designs during an open house Wednesday at the Cheswick Volunteer Fire Department. Friends of the Riverfront, the nonprofit that oversees the Heritage Trail, is seeking input on construction
September 14, 2022
Three development groups announce plans to build a $70 million, 360-unit upscale apartment complex along the Arkansas River in North Little Rock.
June 2, 2022
Irwin officials were told this week it could cost about $800,000 — money the borough does not have — to repair a section of a road connecting the site of a proposed senior citizen housing project with Route 30. Gibson-Thomas Engineering of Latrobe, the borough’s engineer, prepared the estimate for
April 28, 2022
Lazy Acres Campground representatives Gayle and Rich Zagar discussed possible future implementation of a sewage system on the property Wednesday night during Derry Township Municipal Authority’s monthly board meeting.