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Famous Lodge in Small Northern Colorado Town Set to Go to Auction
An auction is scheduled for next Monday for a well-known mountain lodge that was built in 1914 in Estes Park, Colorado. The Crags Lodge, which is listed on the National
Construction Industry, Anticipating a Variety of Problems, Trying to Calibrate Impact of Government Shutdown
Many federally funded highway and other infrastructure projects are destined for delay due to the government shutdown, note a number of sources. The shutdown, reports the Construction Dive, immediately halts
Two Dona Ana County Bonds Paying for Wide Variety of Infrastructure Projects Set for November Ballot
New recreation center construction and the upgrading of existing community centers may be in the offing in Dona Ana County depending upon the fate of a general obligation bond in
New Multifamily Project On Narrow Strip of Land Set to Go Up in Peoria
Work may begin sometime next year on the building of a new residential project on the south side of Peoria, Arizona that will include 72 multifamily residential units. The project
Government Shutdowns Becoming All Too Common, Says New Report
The failure of Congress to pass its spending bills ahead of this year’s October 1 deadline is hardly the first time things have gotten to this point. According to a
Massive New American Furniture Warehouse Location Set for Construction in Colorado Springs
The American Furniture Warehouse, which is based in Meridian, Colorado and is a strong market presence in the West, has announced plans to expand its presence in the Centennial State.
Sprawling Las Cruces Assisted Living Community, Part of a Fast-Growing National Industry, is On the Market
A property spanning four acres in Las Cruces that has served as the home to an assisted living and memory care facility is up for sale with an asking price
Weighing Options, Western States are Responding to Federal Government Shutdown
Pointing to the failure of Congress to pass a new fiscal year budget, Arizona Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs has announced that she will not use state funds to keep the
New Denver Housing to Be Built on Historic Campus of Former University
Plans are now underway for the transformation of dorm space into new affordable housing at a former prominent private university site in Denver. Johnson & Wales University, with a primary
Proposed Downtown El Paso I-10 Widening Project Attracting Wide Variety of Views; Construction Not Expected for 2-3 Years
A public outreach effort to gauge reaction to the big planned widening of Interstate 10, as it slices through downtown El Paso, is receiving mixed responses. The outreach, conducted by
