construction

The City of Twin Falls announced that the transportation department, along with contractors, have begun conducting routine maintenance on the Perrine Bridge.

The next 3 weeks may be more of a challenge for waterfall-viewing enthusiasts. Not even overlooks are impervious to the dreaded CONSTRUCTION.

The Idaho Transportation Department has kindly advised that construction has begun on the I-84 and US-93 interchange on and off ramps. Exit 173 will be the focus north of Twin Falls to work on ramps, signals, and a right turn lane for the off-ramp of I-84.

Maintaining roads for safe and pleasant travel is definitely a necessary process. It would appear that this year, Twin Falls will be performing chip seal in Zone 3.

The new tallest building in Twin Falls definitely towers over everything in Downtown Twin Falls. But is that enough to call it a skyscraper?

The City of Twin Falls has announced the road closure of Wright Ave until the end of the month.

Housing starts in Twin Falls are down.

The bridge that spans the Big Wood River north of Gooding is being replaced with a much newer structure

In about a year a new fire station will sit near the corner of Washington Street and North College Road in Twin Falls

Drivers will have to navigate around a road closure starting the first of May during the ongoing widening of U.S. Highway 93 in Jerome County.

The next phase to widen U.S. Highway 93 in Jerome County will begin February 1

Idaho's transportation agency will be training willing candidates this spring to learn how to operate heavy machinery, weld, cement work, and other skills associated with the construction industry.