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Features - September 2006

Steel Market Remains Busy The Intermountain region's economy continues to sizzle heading into the final quarter of 2006. For companies working in the steel industry in Utah and Idaho, critical issues from two years ago - such as skyrocketing prices and low availability - have subsided, at least for now. Prices have leveled off, supplies are relatively steady, and the market is strong. See Story >>

Nucor Celebrates 25th Anniversary
A quarter of a decade ago Nucor Steel opened up a steel bar mill in Plymouth, Utah, and a Vulcraft steel joist and girder plant in Brigham City, Utah. 25 years later, the company's two Utah-based plants are operating at virtual peak capacity, as they aim to keep up with the incredible demand for its products throughout the region. See Story >>

Salt Palace Phase III Expansion Completed
Spurred by Outdoor Retailer convention, this $54 million project marks Salt Lake County's initial attempt at gaining LEED certification for a County building. See Story >>

Iron Workers Local #27 Celebrates 105 Years
As president of Iron Workers Local #27, Bob North keeps busy in his efforts to promote a union that is celebrating its 105th year in existence. His main concern right now? Trying to attract a new generation of workers into an industry that is booming right along with every other construction trade.
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