After a successful fundraiser and large donation, Redmond’s public art committee is planning new projects in the city. Earlier this summer, the committee collected about $6,700 from an art fundraiser that featured 20 painted sculptures of rockchucks, the yellow-bellied marmots found in Central Oregon. In addition, Redmond-based developer Hayden Homes recently donated about $6,600.
Hayden Homes has finished another community in South Washington, in the quaint and beautiful community of Canterbury Estates in West Pasco. This charming community features…
The $25,000 dream backyard that was nearly a year in the making culminated Saturday as Tyler Labelle and his family were presented with the prize…
Over the past few weeks, landscapers and construction workers in Rathdrum, Idaho, have endured blazing hot weather, wind and thunderstorms while they work to make…
What once was a flat rectangle of dirt is now a flurry of activity, in the process of being transformed into the backyard of someone’s…
Do you have room, a closet, a garage or any other space in your home that you would love to have organized? Maybe it’s bothered…
Posted: Friday, May 20, 2016 9:00 am Grand opening of Moses Lake park scheduled for Saturday By RICHARD BYRD, Staff Writer Columbia MOSES LAKE —…
First Story celebrates 59th Home Dedication in Nampa Idaho! April 28th, 2016 – Nampa, Id. – A local Family realized the dream of homeownership Wednesday,…
The designing is done, final plans have been drawn up, spring weather has arrived, and we are now gearing up to start construction on the…
Bridgewater Park is the largest new home community that Hayden Homes built in beautiful Kennewick, Washington. With only 2 homes remaining, the community is set…