Monday, the school announced it began renovating JMU’s former basketball arena, the Convocation Center, into a multipurpose facility that will be home to the Dukes’ volleyball program

Crozet Elementary School is honoring construction workers bringing improvements to the school

Construction on Harrisonburg’s second high school got off the ground earlier this year and progress continues as 2022 rolls around.

Construction of the city’s second high school is proceeding on schedule, said Craig Mackail, chief operating officer for Harrisonburg City Public Schools. However, as winter approaches, construction is at the mercy of Mother Nature. But with that to be expected, construction company Nielsen Builders has built days for winter weather into the timeline for the school.

Rebekah Kuller selected for Shenandoah Valley Business Journal 10 Under 40

After 15 months of being put on hold, construction started up again Wednesday morning on Harrisonburg’s Second High School.

On Tuesday, City Council approved change order No. 5 to resume the $112 million project paused by change order No. 4 in April 2020, just four months after it had begun.

Nielsen Announces New Board Officers

Zach Lokey’s passion for the art of buildings led him to want to become an architect. Now, he has mastered a different art — conversation.

Staunton School Board members and other school leaders took a tour of the newly renovated Staunton High School.

It was a moment years in the making and one that marked the next phase of the construction of a second high school in Harrisonburg — the actual construction phase.

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Bluestone wins the CBE 2019 Livable Buildings Award

The Harrisonburg School Board voted in favor of an $87.24 million guaranteed maximum price of a new high school at Tuesday’s meeting.

Board to take final vote on the new Harrisonburg High School

Wilson Hall Renovation Video

Nielsen Builders were pleased to complete construction on Sentara's new office space.

The Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community has begun an 8.2 Million project mainly aimed at its short term rehabilitation offerings.

After 16 Months and 18.7 million, extensive renovations to Pleasant Valley and Jon Wayland elementary schools are complete

Zach Lokey ’17 never thought he’d be the star of a dancing competition. Nor did he ever imagine being a top fundraiser. But thanks to his participation in Dancing with the Stars of the ’Burg, he is now both.

I’m excited to report that not only did Giving Day donors reach 1,000 gifts but Dukes also met the “Get on Board for Giving Challenge” to unlock $50,000 thanks to a generous donation from Nielsen Builders Inc.

Nielsen is starting construction on a massive upgrade for Staunton High School (old R.E. Lee High School)