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ROLLA, Mo. – Gary White, co-founder and CEO of Water.org, has earned the 2025 Hoover Medal. The award will be presented during the Stockholm International Water Institute’s World Water Week Closing Ceremony in August. The Hoover Medal is awarded annually to an engineer whose work has improved humanity through technical achievement and service. White was recognized for more than 30 years of applying that mindset to the global water crisis, providing people living in poverty access to the infrastructure and financing they need to access safe water and sanitation. White was nominated for the award by Dr. Joel Burken, the John A. and Susan Mathes Chair of Environmental Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology, who will present the medal in Stockholm. “I’m deeply honored to receive the Hoover Medal and to be included among the engineers who’ve received it before me,” said Gary White. “I started my career as an engineer ...

DUNCANVILLE, Texas – Duncanville Independent School District recently celebrated three major milestones in its 2023 Bond Program with ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the Duncanville High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Addition, the Clint Q. Smith Early Learning Academy and the Central Fine Arts Academy. Together, the projects strengthen educational opportunities from early childhood through career readiness. Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN) serves as program manager for the district’s $170 million bond program, overseeing planning, procurement and project delivery. The Duncanville High School CTE Addition is among the largest projects in the bond program. The project includes a new 36,000-square-foot addition, along with renovations to the existing CTE wing and the 9th Grade Center. The expanded facility supports 24 career and technical education programs in culinary arts, cosmetology, graphic design, broadcasting, fashion, robotics, engineering, arch...

WASHINGTON, DC – Ames & Gough, a leading insurance broker and risk management consultant specializing in serving design professionals, law firms, associations/nonprofits and other professional service organizations, today announced the appointments of Tracy Benson, Christine Gibboni and Baynard Stanchina as assistant vice presidents in the firm’s Washington, DC office.  “As our design firm clients face a dynamic environment marked by complex and accelerating risks, our people are making a real difference with innovative approaches to address their emerging exposures and help drive their success,” said Tom Marchetti, president of Ames & Gough who oversees the firm’s Washington, DC operations. “As key members of our industry-leading design firm team, Tracy, Christine and Bayn continue to distinguish themselves by consistently delivering superior service and achieving timely results for our clients. I’m delighted to recognize their outstanding performan...