/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/SJXSY5SRXJFU5L452N2P224OVI.jpg?w=1200&resize=1200,0&ssl=1 ".5 million renovation of USI Health Professions Center underway")
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) – University of Southern Indiana is using $18.5 million in state funding to revamp its Health Professions Center.
The funds were first awarded in 2019 by the Indiana General Assembly and the multi-phase renovation project began in May of this year.
The University is planning to use these funds to enhance equipment and expand learning.
USI nursing student, Mikaylah Boulds says she’s excited to get this opportunity.
“It makes me feel very proud because we worked so hard to get into this program and now we have all these new rooms and opportunities,” said Bould.
The current
Nearly 2,000 affordable housing units in Edmonton are set to be renovated and repaired in the next three years, according to a funding announcement to the tune of $66 million from the city and federal government Friday.
“Studies show that the environment you grow up in will dictate a lot about your success in life, so we need to make sure that the homes are the places they want to call home,” said Randy Boissonault, MP for the Edmonton Centre.
Almost 900 social housing units across 12 sites
Don’t let spring renos blow your budget: Soo Mill experts will help avoid DIY surprises
With a spring just around the corner, many homeowners are turning their attention toward renovations.
But with a rise in the price of supplies, and an unsteady real estate market, the approach for many shoppers has changed.
Ralph Weise, Manager of Retail Sales at Soo Mill, says anyone looking to plan for a project – big or small – should take a few minutes to plan ahead before embarking on a renovation.
“I think when people start renovations, they might have a vague number in
Demolition and renovation of Doug Adams Stadium is set to begin today morning.
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The Xenia Community Schools Board of Education approved an agreement to demolish parts of Doug Adams Stadium, namely the grandstands, and renovate multiple structural features to modernize and improve accessibility. The improvement project was approved Monday, December 12 at a regular meeting.
The improvement project was composed of multiple phases—the first of which areas addressed the highest concerns: stadium lighting, stands, and press boxes.
Phase I sought the following changes to each of the areas requiring
Published 12:40 am Sunday, May 7, 2023
In the midst of a historical year for Port Arthur, city leaders are joining next week to reopen a century-old building that once led to significant developments within the region — the Department Club.
“The club was started to be built in 1923 and completed in 1924, so we’re at its
Kansas athletic director Travis Goff speaks to the media at a press conference.
Additional chair-back seating, state-of-the art video boards and a new sound system and lighting are highlights of upcoming renovations to Allen Fieldhouse, the KU athletic department announced Wednesday.
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The project, which will be funded according to KU officials “in large part due to the generosity of longstanding KU supporters and multi-generational Jayhawk families, who are coming together to elevate the experience for all patrons at Allen Fieldhouse,” will begin this spring and will be “achieved in two phases in order to navigate the
Renovation of the Diejiao Ancient Street / Atelier cnS LT Architects
year :
2022
Lead Architects :
Jiameng Zou, Gang Song, Guanqiu Zhong, Zhiyuan Zhu
Text description provided by the architects. Diejiao, also known as Shuangxi, has a history of nearly 1,000 years. It was first established in 1101 AD and was formed by water. It is part of the alluvial plains of Xijiang and Beijiang.
Jan. 14—CADOTT — The Cadott School District will ask voters to support a $9,965,000 referendum in the April election, with the money going toward renovations and an expansion of the high school/middle school building.
Superintendent Jenny Starck said the referendum would be paid off over 20 years. If it passed, that would mean a $3 annual increase on a home valued at $100,000, he said.
The high school/middle school building would get renovations ranging from adding air conditioning to the construction of a new career and technical education center, which would feature an auto lab, he said.
“It’s really trying
