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The Project School, which is in close vicinity to the Hidden River Project in Bloomington, had their hand rail destroyed over July 4th weekend. Jeremy Jackson and Tommy Gott’s crews jumped into action and built a temporary rail to make the area safe for the children and employees. Cathy Diersing with The Project School couldn’t say enough about how amazing our crews were and she was very appreciative to have Milestone on this project!
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Columbia City High School’s Construction Trades students recently partnered with our Milestone Fort Wayne team to contribute to a meaningful project at Holderman Veteran Memorial Park in North Manchester. The students, part of the Construction Trades Career and Technical Education (CTE) program, assisted in pouring a concrete pad for a new statue of a kneeling […]
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Plant Operator Josh Garry’s journey in the industry begins with family. His father was a part of the operator union as he was growing up. He always looked up to his dad, so naturally he followed suit in a similar career path. His dad put in a good word with the bosses at the company […]
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This April, our team and the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation celebrated the grand opening of Hopewell Commons, Bloomington, Indiana’s, newest park. Hopewell Commons is part of a larger Hopewell neighborhood development, which aims to transform the former IU Health Bloomington Hospital into a vibrant, community-oriented neighborhood. Multiple city departments are working together to […]
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