Jun 10, 2014
After Years of Talk, I-20 Nears Completion
The need to widen Interstate-20 in the northeast Richland County of S.C. has been talked about for at least a decade, and in 2012 work finally got underway....
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Lori Tobias
CEG Correspondent
Lori Tobias is a career journalist, formerly on staff as the Oregon Coast reporter at The Oregonian and as a columnist and features writer at the Rocky Mountain News. She is the author of the memoir, Storm Beat - A Journalist Reports from the Oregon Coast, and the novel Wander, winner of the Nancy Pearl Literary Award in 2017. She has freelanced for numerous publications, including The New York Times, The Denver Post, Alaska Airlines in-flight, Natural Home, Spotlight Germany, Vegetarian Times and the Miami Herald. She is an avid reader, enjoys kayaking, traveling and exploring the Oregon Coast where she lives with her husband Chan and rescue pups, Gus and Lily.
Jun 5, 2014
National Attachments Adds Bite to Customized Pulverizer for Contractor
The Homrich family has been doing business with National Attachments for nearly 15 years, utilizing some of the most unique and specialized equipment in the industry....
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May 7, 2014
Windsor-Detroit Crossing Funding Sparks Concerns
Canadian officials are accusing the federal government of "dropping the ball."...
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May 1, 2014
Oso Remains a Recovery Mission After Slide
Crews to build detour and rebuild highway following a search....
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Apr 23, 2014
Iowa Contractor Relies on Nye’s Stumpharvester Model SHX 350
J. Pettiecord Inc. learned the true value of employing sturdy equipment....
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Mar 18, 2014
Cobb County Gears Up for Atlanta Braves Stadium
The improvement project is actually two projects that started out as one, but was later split to better utilize available funding....
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Mar 18, 2014
Savannah, U.S. to Reap Benefits of Harbor Expansion
Dredging on a long-awaited Georgia project - one that could earn the U.S. more than five times its investment - may get underway at the end of this year....
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Mar 1, 2014
’Stan The Man’ Span Wraps Up Early, Under Budget in Mo.
A big project has a big name to live up to....
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Feb 20, 2014
Tornillo-Guadalupe Port of Entry: Bridge to Nowhere
The largest land port of entry in the U.S. is on target to be opened for business by the end of the year....
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Jan 23, 2014
Work Surges Ahead on Quakes Stadium
After delays that twice pushed back the opening date of the San Jose Earthquakes new major league soccer stadium, work is again on track....
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Jan 18, 2014
Kansas City Waterpark Builds ’Insane’ Waterslide
Some are calling the future tallest waterslide a "Game Changer."...
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Jan 6, 2014
Construction Jobs Up Despite Fragile Industry
Yet concerns are growing as private sector demand is getting weak and employment gains can be fleeting....
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Dec 9, 2013
Closer Look At Construction Numbers Reveals a Mixed Bag
A recent spike in public construction spending masks some worrisome trends, according to industry insiders....
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Sep 19, 2013
Cactus Ave. Interchange Under Way After Delay
The Nevada DOT is gambling that a $62 million interchange project in Las Vegas will ease congestion....
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Sep 5, 2013
Colorado’s Twin Tunnels Widening Begins
The project will make the highway three lanes all the way from Idaho Springs to Denver....
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Aug 6, 2013
The ’Shadow’ Fades in the Housing Market
Clouds are dissipating as housing's "Shadow Inventory" seems to be sharply decreasing....
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