G.W. Hall - Fri October 03, 2003
Maybank Drawbridge Days Numbered as Crews Raise New Bridge Over Stono
The days when drawbridge openings meant traffic delays for motorists on Maybank Highway between James Island and Johns Island will soon become chapters in history books alongside others in Charleston’s rich and colorful history....
Giles Lambertson - Tue September 16, 2003
East to West, FL’s I-4 Spreads Out
Contractors are upgrading Interstate 4 in central Florida, section-by-section, reshaping the future of the heavily-traveled highway.
The 20 or so projects planned, completed or in progress along its 140-mi....
Angela B. Hurni - Mon July 14, 2003
C.C. Mangum Bulls Through Dry Shot Rock for NC Development
The Park at Southpoint, a mixed-use development, is currently under construction in Durham, NC. Developer/owner David Johnson hired C.C. Mangum Contractors LLC, as the general contractor for the project, which will cost approximately $9 million....
Brenda Ruggiero - Mon July 07, 2003
Oak Contracting Makes the Grade for $27.5M High School in Owings Mills, MD
By the start of the 2003 school year, high school students in the Owings Mills, MD, area will have a brand new school.
Construction of the building is well under way under the direction of Oak Contracting Corporation, Baltimore....
James Van Horn - Thu July 03, 2003
Trenton Banks on Wirtgen for Resurfacing Program
Even though it has just started, and on a modest scale, an ambitious, proactive street paving improvement program already is showing results for Trenton, NJ.
Most of Trenton’s streets and roads are not in desperate shape — yet....
Mon May 05, 2003
CEG Rocks Cleveland Contractors With 2003 ’Greatest Show in Dirt’
The first really beautiful spring weekend in Cleveland proved to be a good one for Construction Equipment Guide’s Cleveland Construction Expo II. Held at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12, with more than 50 indoor and outdoor static displays plus almost 20 acres of outdoor demonstration areas, the Cleveland Expo provided something for everyone looking to enhance their equipment inventory or find out more information on a new technology....
Fri January 17, 2003
Tulsa’s Becco Contractors Lays Hot Mix on Stretch of Route 66
Known as the “Main Street of America,” Route 66 once offered a 2,448-mi-long route between Chicago and Los Angeles.
Roadway demands have changed greatly since Route 66’s commission nearly 80 years ago, and much of the road is no longer in use....
Mary Gelling Merritt - Fri November 22, 2002
Villager Construction Tackles Route 31 Challenges in NY
In Palmyra, NY, on Route 31 a project has been under way to reconstruct a 1.9-mi. (3.1 km) section of the town from the Macedon town line in the west to the bridge which spans the Erie Canal in the east....
G.W. Hall - Thu August 22, 2002
APAC-Georgia Reconditions Crack-Ridden Interstate 20
Motorists will have a much smoother ride on Interstate 20 when the Southern Roadbuilders Division of APAC-Georgia Inc. completes a $15.3-million reconditioning project in Columbia and McDuffie counties.
“Interstate 20 was built in the early 1960s, and the highway had begun to show signs of significant wear,” said Brian Hall, project manager of APAC-Georgia....
Mary Gelling Merritt - Wed April 24, 2002
Rochester’s Dome Arena Plays Host to 20th Annual Municipal Equipment Show
Town road superintendents in western New York look forward to this event every spring. It’s the 20th Annual Municipal Equipment Show at the Dome Arena in Henrietta, NY. “The idea was to get all the vendors and the superintendents together at one place for one whole day,” explained Show Organizer and Superintendent of Public Works for the Town of Webster Dave Galeazzo....
