Douglas County Begins $1.3 Million Courthouse Renovation
Douglas County recently began work on the $1.3 million renovation of its historic courthouse.
Read MoreDouglas County recently began work on the $1.3 million renovation of its historic courthouse.
Read MoreSilling Architects was recently selected to serve as the architect of record and design architect for the proposed Cabarrus County Courthouse expansion in downtown Concord.
Read MorePittsylvania County in rural Virginia is planning for a new courthouse and jail—but it could take a little while to come to fruition, according to WSLS.
Read MoreBlair County officials recently revealed two new features of its $5 million courthouse renovation project that aims to help extend the life of the building 100 years.
Read MoreConstruction on Siskiyou County’s new courthouse will begin in March, according to the Siskiyou Daily News.
Read MoreThe construction of a new municipal courthouse in the city of Flagstaff may spur development in its downtown district.
Read MoreThe final details of a long-running courthouse upgrade in Colfax County, Neb., may be completed as early as the spring after a facade study in 2016 and structural work in 2018, as reported by the Schulyer Sun.
Read MoreLane County is currently seeking $94 million in state funding for the construction of a new courthouse that would replace its current aging facility originally built 60 years ago.
Read MoreBefore he was a senator and later the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln was a scrappy, partially self-taught attorney making a name for himself throughout Illinois — which would honor its famous resident with the state slogan “Land of Lincoln,” beginning in 1955.
Read MoreOfficials in Lancaster County had been hoping to consolidate the district attorney’s office in a space that would also leave room for future expansion at the courthouse; however, the county solicitor is insisting on hiring outside legal counsel to first ensure that the $19 million proposed expansion is entirely within legal bounds, according to LancasterOnline.com.
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