Jun 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Engineering
By Joshua C. George For millennia, runoff has flowed wherever Mother Nature intended. This powerful force carved the Grand Canyon in Arizona, the New River Gorge in West Virginia, and the Snake River Canyon in Idaho (which is partially famous because of Evel Knievel...
May 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Health/Wellness
By Miranda Bednar, DPT The average person will walk 115,000 miles in their lifetime. That’s four trips around the Earth! From the time we are toddlers learning to walk until we are older adults possibly using a cane for assistance, our feet are very important to our...
Apr 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Engineering
By Douglas M. Allwein, PLS A boundary survey can be one of the more enlightening investments a current or a prospective property owner can make. Whether it is your personal property or your business, knowing exactly what you have can help avoid problems in the...
Mar 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Law
By Erik M. Hume For many landowners, cell tower leases provide a steady, reliable stream of income for a piece of their property that would otherwise sit unused. When it comes time to sell a property, some landlords don’t want to lose the regular payments they receive...
Mar 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Medical Corner
By Bob Gorinski, DPT You Have Probably Made These Errors In Searching Online For Help! Every day I witness the challenges that my physical therapy clients face when they turn to Dr. YouTube or Nurse Google for help with typical muscle, joint, and movement pains....
Mar 1, 2018 | Article Archive, Community
Emergency Veterinary Center Offers Expert Care and Compassion Few things can cause fear for a pet owner like an after-hours trauma or emergency. There are hospital emergency rooms and urgent care facilities to handle family members’ health emergencies, but where does...
