construction

Construction companies probably starting right now to assemble necessary criteria.

Many citizens who were using the track for exercise, walking, were taken by surprise when fencing went up, seemingly without warning.

The HBA of Tri-Cities includes about 600 companies, and some 8,000 workers.

Critics find it interesting that the Governor does not deem construction as 'essential' yet the state in many areas is facing housing shortages...yet he considers pot stores 'essential' and necessary to stay open.

A lot of work going on.

In order to sponsor and pass the gas tax increases, legislators demanded a public list of projects, their priority, where they're located, how much being spent on them and more--on a website.

The new schools is starting to take shape. Two phases already completed, including the renovation and redesign of what used to be called the 6th Street Field across the street from school.

Tri-Cities construction companies facing a severe shortage in skilled construction workers and it's causing trouble during this growing economy in Tri-Cities.

Commuters be aware that Oregon Avenue in Pasco is closed for construction.

Check out this cool virtual video tour of the new Prosser High School