Workers are moving quickly as Valley Public Radio's new home begins to take shape. This week saw the first interior walls go up, as workers build the structure from the studio walls outward. Despite rain on Monday, which sent workers home early, Zumwalt Construction estimates that the building will be completed by the end of March.
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.
Walls Go Up Fast On FM89's New Home
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The beam in the foreground will soon be set into place above the performance studio
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Workers use a forklift to set a wall in place.
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Workers on a scissor lift inside the performance studio
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Workers move a beam with a forklift
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The building is beginning to take shape.
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A look at FM89's new Master Control and Performance Studios
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A look at the station's new performance studio and performance control center.
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A look at the station's new performance studio and performance control center.
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The back of the building is beginning to take shape.
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A panoramic photo of the new Performance Studio.
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