University of Utah - Wed September 08, 2021
Officials Cut Ribbon On Ken Garff Red Zone at Rice-Eccles Stadium
The next step in the elevation of Utah Athletics is here. The University of Utah, along with the Ken Garff family, officially cut the ribbon on the $80 million Ken Garff Red Zone at Rice-Eccles Stadium....
Associated Press - Thu September 02, 2021
NFL's Buffalo Bills Planning to Build New $1.4B, 60,000-Seat Stadium
A proposed new $1.4 billion stadium for the NFL's Buffalo Bills would include about 60,000 seats and 60 suites, the Associated Press learned Aug. 31. The new facility is planned to be built across the street from the Bills' existing 48-year-old stadium in the Buffalo suburb of Orchard Park....
IAAP - Wed July 07, 2021
IAAP Opens Registration for Its Annual Golf Outing, Dinner Event
The Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers (IAAP) has opened registration for its annual Golf Outing and Dinner on Sept. 16, 2021, at WeaverRidge Golf Club in Peoria, Ill., and Coyote Creek Golf Club in Bartonville, Ill....
The Signal - Tue July 06, 2021
GA State to Build New Baseball Stadium to Honor Hank Aaron
Atlanta's Georgia State University has decided to build new baseball and softball facilities — both of which will carry heavy significance. The athletic fields are set to be constructed near the site of the old Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, the site where Braves' slugger "Hammerin Hank" Aaron launched his record-breaking 715th career home run in 1974....
CEG - Wed June 23, 2021
Alta Equipment Company Hosts Its 2nd Annual Golf Outing
Alta Equipment Company welcomed 152 representatives of manufacturers, local construction companies and its own team members for its second annual golf outing on June 10 at the Prairie Landing Golf Club in West Chicago....
CEG - Thu June 10, 2021
Old Negro Leagues Ballpark in Paterson, N.J., Gets Financing for New Life
Financing has been finalized to redevelop Hinchliffe Stadium, a former Negro Leagues baseball park in Paterson, N.J., clearing the way for work to continue the $94 million project. One of only four remaining Negro Leagues ballparks still standing, Hinchliffe Stadium opened in 1932 and was home to, at various times, the New York Black Yankees and New York Cubans during the ‘30s and ‘40s....
Bobcat - Thu May 27, 2021
Bobcat Company Announces BMX Freestyle Athletes as Newest Brand Partners
Bobcat Company, a global leader in the compact equipment industry, announced new brand partnerships with BMX legend Ryan Nyquist, along with stand-out BMX freestyle athletes Hannah Roberts and Perris Benegas....
CEG - Wed May 12, 2021
Pennsylvania Contractor's Son Goes From College Walk-On to NFL Draftee
It was only five years ago that Jimmy Morrissey was a walk-on at the University of Pittsburgh, just hoping to earn a scholarship. Now, due to his tenacity and work ethic, he's in the National Football League....
Lori Tobias – CEG Correspondent - Wed April 14, 2021
JE Dunn Resumes Work On K-State's $52M Shamrock Zone
Kansas State University athletics noted a new milestone in its $52 million south end zone football stadium project (SEZ). Located in the Bill Snyder Family Stadium, the SEZ is officially dubbed the Shamrock Zone....
Ballpark Digest - Wed April 14, 2021
New Hagerstown Baseball Park Approved by Maryland's General Assembly
A new sports and entertainment facility, specifically designed to accommodate a minor-league baseball team, will soon begin construction in Hagerstown, Md., after the state's General Assembly approved a bill April 12 to fund the project....
