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Brick work has begun on Hodge Addition



2008-09-19 - Sumner Campus Ministry, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
The KNIFLEYANS HAVE ARRIVED. Construction of the Hodge Addition to the Sumner Campus Ministry Building is going faster than expected, Mike Newton, LWC Director of Maintenance and Grounds and the manager for the project said. Above, Dan Streeval, partner with brother Dean Streeval in Knifley's Streeval Masonry Co., is working Helen Flatt Drive side face, which now is almost one-third done. The addition is one of three projects, totalling $12 million dollars now underway at Lindsey Wilson. Director Newton said that hiring local contractors has helped keep the work on schedule and under budget. "And," he said, "Streeval's work for us has been excellent."


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