It's an exciting day at Valley Public Radio as workers with Fresno-based Zumwalt Construction are busy erecting the first steel and wood beams for the station's new home. After months of site prep, moving and installing new utilities, and concrete work for the building's footings and floors, the bones of the new building are finally starting to emerge. In the next few days, work will move quickly as prefabricated wall panels are installed. Check back soon for another construction update from the California TrusFrame factory in Sanger where the building's walls are being fabricated.
Follow the progress on construction of the new broadcast center for Valley Public Radio. Our new facility is designed to engage the community and provide a strong foundation for the station for decades to come.
First Posts And Beams Go Up As FM89's New Home Begins To Rise
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Workers on Tuesday began erecting the steel and wood frame of Valley Public Radio's new home.
Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
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Workers on Tuesday began erecting the steel and wood frame of Valley Public Radio's new home.
Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
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Pre-fabricated wall units are being delivered to the site today.
Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
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Pre-fabricated wall units are being delivered to the site today.
Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
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This is the view of what will soon be the front door to Valley Public Radio's new home.
Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
