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A construction company welcomed the next generation of women with its first Build Like a Girl event. Miron Construction in Lake Hallie held the event on Thursday, July 18 for

The Cochrane-Fountain City School District (C-FC) has decided to work with two companies that will help the district assess what updates its facilities may need and plan how to communicate

After breaking ground over one year ago, the Hannahville Indian Community’s new health clinic and government services building is near completion. The community broke ground back in June of 2023

Marathon County officially broke ground for its Regional Forensic Science Center today, July 23, making it the eighth facility in the state to offer forensic autopsies. It is also the

Williamsburg Community School District has hired Miron Construction, Inc. from Cedar Rapids as construction manager for the District’s two-phase, school facilities investment and improvement project. Miron Construction, the second-largest educational

Bellin Health, founded in 1908, Bellin Health has grown to become a comprehensive healthcare system, offering a wide range of medical services and specialties. With a mission to improve the

In the last five decades, we have seen a big shift in the construction industry—one that has developed a culture around safety. Long gone are the days of dozens of

Construction is set to start later this summer on Madison's first ever purpose-built men's shelter after the city finalized a construction bid, but not before some maneuvering of federal funds.

Neenah-based Miron Construction will build the city of Madison’s first men’s homeless shelter after winning the low bid. City officials on July 8 announced Miron submitted a low bid of

The City of Madison has chosen Miron Construction to build what will become the first-ever purpose-built men’s shelter in Madison. The 40,000-square-foot facility will have the capacity to house 250

The Sault City Commission has approved a project investing tens of millions of dollars into the city's water infrastructure. At the city commission's meeting on Monday, July 1, commissioners approved