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June was Men’s Health Month, and it has many discussing, and looking into the issues that face men and mental health struggles. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The City of Madison announced a new construction partner for a new custom built men's shelter. The city selected Miron Construction to construct the shelter which will be located on

The city of Madison has selected the construction firm responsible for building a multi-million dollar men's homeless shelter on Bartillon Drive. The city said Monday that Miron Construction will build

A years-long effort to establish a permanent shelter for men experiencing homelessness in Madison recently cleared another hurdle, keeping the project on track for construction to start this month. On

City of Madison officials announced Monday the selection of a construction partner to build the city’s first permanent men’s shelter. Miron Construction will build the shelter on Bartillon Drive, which

The City of Madison has awarded Miron Construction the bid to build what will become the first-ever purpose-built men’s shelter in Madison. Miron submitted the low bid of $21,463,884 plus

The new field for the Pop Warner Challenger League in Plamann Park is going to be the only one of its kind in the state. "We are confident that this

Butler-Cohen, one of Coryell County’s contractors for the development of a new district court in downtown Gatesville, held a topping out ceremony for the project’s construction team. Subcontractors and representatives

Gov. Tony Evers toured the Eau Claire Water Treatment Plant on Monday, where he urged the Legislature to release $125 million in federal dollars earmarked to help remove PFAS from

According to Miron Construction, women make up just 10.9% of the construction industry and only 1% of the field workers. To combat this, Miron hosted an annual event on Thursday

It’s probably not everyone’s idea of a good-time family reunion activity, but for Joe and Nick Zimmerman it makes perfect sense. The brothers and former Neenah residents will return to

About seven years ago, Jenna Johanknecht thought construction was interesting but just couldn’t picture herself working in the industry. That’s when her father signed her and her sister up for