CT Insider & New Haven Register - Mon June 16, 2025
Last Conn. State Road Reopens After 2024 Flooding; Westport Gets OK to Build $109M School
The last Connecticut state roadway washed away in August 2024's historic flooding has reopened less than a year after it was destroyed, transportation officials said June 13, 2025. The state Department of Transportation (CTDOT) made the announcement in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Georges Hill Road in Southbury, northwest of New Haven, was once again open to traffic....
Morgan State University - Tue June 03, 2025
Baltimore's Morgan State University Begins Construction on New $337M Science Center
In a momentous event signaling the dawn of a new era at Maryland's preeminent public urban research university, Morgan State University (MSU) officially broke ground for its new highly anticipated and innovative Science Center in Baltimore in May 2025....
WRDW-TV & DeKalb County Champion - Wed May 28, 2025
Work Starts on New Augusta Arena; DeKalb County, Ga. Begins Building Two Schools
With the old James Brown Arena in Augusta, Ga. now gone and officials looking forward to getting started on its replacement, smooth sand and heavy construction equipment mark the location that once played host to concerts and other large-scale entertainment events....
University of South Carolina & Charleston Post and Courier - Tue May 27, 2025
University of South Carolina Gets Approval to Build Next Phase of Football Stadium Renovation
The University of South Carolina (USC) Board of Trustees gave its approval to the next step of the Williams-Brice Stadium renovation project in Columbia, university officials announced May 22, 2025. As a result, the football stadium is set to receive a second facelift, although it has yet to get its first, the Charleston Post and Courier noted....
Cindy Riley – CEG Correspondent - Wed May 21, 2025
UNA Anticipates 'Showstopper' New Stadium
A three-phase project more than half a century in the making is attracting countless onlookers in Florence, Ala. Daily visitors drive near the site to witness construction of Bank Independent Stadium at the University of North Alabama (UNA)....
The Valley Breeze & Pawtucket School Department - Wed May 21, 2025
Crews DiscoverTime Capsule During Demolition to Make Way for New Rhode Island High School
During the ongoing demolition of Pawtucket, R.I.'s former McCoy Stadium to prepare the site for the new Pawtucket High School construction, the building team led by Shawmut Design and Construction in Boston identified a small time capsule enclosed in the stadium's original cornerstone....
Ohio University - Mon May 19, 2025
Ohio University Breaks Ground On New Patton Center for Art
Ohio University broke ground April 21, 2025, on the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts Violet L. Patton Center for Arts Education. The event took place in McCracken Field, behind Patton Hall, on the university's Athens campus, marking a significant milestone in the revitalization of the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts renewal strategy....
Wellstar Health & Urbanize Atlanta - Mon May 05, 2025
Cancer Care Center Expanding in Griffin Ga.; Mixed-Use Project to Be Built Near Ga. Tech Stadium
Georgia healthcare leaders and providers broke ground April 30, 2025, for a new cancer center being built at the Wellstar Spalding Medical Center in the town of Griffin, south of Atlanta. In a news release, the Spalding County hospital described itself as the public's "dedicated healthcare partner — putting [patients] at the center of … cancer care and helping [them] navigate with clarity, hope and compassion....
USF & Tampa Bay Times - Wed April 30, 2025
University of South Florida Trustees OK $407M for New Stadium, Infrastructure
Construction on the University of South Florida's new on-campus football stadium in Tampa will soon ramp up significantly following the project's latest approval from the school's board of trustees....
WGME-TV - Mon April 28, 2025
New Report Finds Maine Will Need $11B to Replace, Repair Aging Schools
A new interim summary from the governor's commission on school construction reveals the staggering scope of the crisis facing Maine's public school infrastructure: an estimated $11 billion will be needed over the next two decades to repair or replace hundreds of aging school buildings across the state....
