So far, building projects tied to the 2019 $125 million DeForest Area School District referendum are sticking to the budget and the timeline for completion.

McFarland opened an amazing 841 seat state-of-the-art performing arts center. And incredibly, the adjacent middle & high school campus had enough rehearsal space to accommodate the entire WYSO program with room to grow—all of the student musicians, all of the orchestras, and all rehearsing at one time.

Due to break ground in 2022, The Center for Black Excellence and Culture is a landmark community-wide effort to bring together a collective Black brilliance to affirm, inspire and advance the Black community. We are proud to be a part of this meaningful opportunity for our community!

Federal official tours Janesville SHINE Medical Technologies’ facility. The building, which would home to up to eight neutron generators that could produce Moly-99, an isotope with lifesaving medical purposes, is scheduled to be completed in the coming months.

The 37,000-pound magnet for the Siemens Healthineers MAGNETOM Terra 7 Tesla (7T) MRI scanner arrives at Carle after years of planning. Preparing for its arrival influences the future of healthcare in our community.

Findorff’s Great Work in Mayville Makes the News! In April 2017, the Mayville School District successfully passed a $24.5 million facilities referendum. Since then, Findorff and Bray transformed the District’s buildings to provide unique learning opportunities to empower, innovate and transform their learners.

This past weekend, Findorff had the opportunity to help Milwaukee’s Clark Square Neighborhood with cleanup and repair efforts in partnership with Revitalize Milwaukee’s Block Build MKE 2020 initiative. We’re honored to make an impact in our local community!

The board unanimously voted to approve hiring J.H. Findorff and Son of Milwaukee as the general contractor for the new aquatic center adjacent to J.I. Case High School. The 42,000-square-foot indoor aquatic center is set to be constructed just west of the school, 7543 Washington Ave., Mount Pleasant, in what is now a soybean field.

SSM Health announced Tuesday that they have started work on their South Madison Campus project to prepare the area for the start of construction later this month.

One of the final touches to the outside of the new elementary school in Poynette was completed on May 20. The date stone was placed within an exterior wall within the main entrance to the building.