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Construction projects take shape in Washington County
WASHINGTON COUNTY - Various projects are beginning to take shape in Washington County with a new building going up on the Washington County Fairgrounds, the roof installed on the Washington County Communications Center and the Ainsworth Fire Station beginning to take shape.
Photo courtesy of Shawn Ellingson Crews are raising the roof on the Washington County Communications Center as the walls are up, concrete poured and the roof is being installed Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Photo courtesy of Shawn Ellingson Crews are raising the roof on the Washington County Communications Center as the walls are up, concrete poured and the roof is being installed Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Union photo by Gretchen Teske A new cattle building is taking shape on the Washington County Fairgrounds. In January, the fair board announced it would tear down to existing wooden barns and replace them with one larger steel barn. The new space will be 138-feet-by-150-feet and is expected to be completed in time to be used for the 2020 Washington County Fair.
Union photo by Gretchen Teske A new cattle building is taking shape on the Washington County Fairgrounds. In January, the fair board announced it would tear down to existing wooden barns and replace them with one larger steel barn. The new space will be 138-feet-by-150-feet and is expected to be completed in time to be used for the 2020 Washington County Fair.
Union photo by Gretchen Teske Progress is being made on the new Ainsworth Fire Station. The $463,000 building will be 110-feet-by-60-feet have two floors. The old station was build in the late 1970s and was deemed unsafe.
Union photo by Gretchen Teske Progress is being made on the new Ainsworth Fire Station. The $463,000 building will be 110-feet-by-60-feet have two floors. The old station was build in the late 1970s and was deemed unsafe.
