Read the November/December 2018 Issue.

It took a little longer than anyone – residents, businesses and construction crews – would have wanted, but the major expansion of Ellis Road is moving forward and new businesses in the area are in various stages of opening. Work started in March to turn Ellis Road from 12th to 41st streets from a rural […]

A nearly $12 million Performing Arts Center is starting to take shape in Canton. Work is supposed to wrap on the facility in the next few months with the first event taking place in November.  Drive into Canton and you’ll notice an imposing structure that’s hard to miss.  “You see it from any angle you’re […]

Read the September/October 2018 Gang Box Issue.

Imagine being a high school student with a job and a career already lined up.  10 students graduated Friday from the “Construction Pre-Apprenticeship” program at Southeast Tech and every single one of them has a bright future.  Helen Telahun wants to be a pioneer in the construction field, but being a young woman in a trade […]

HCC and ASCO held their annual Thunder Road picnic last night. Cowboy Chicken catered a great meal. Everyone enjoyed go-karts, mini golf, jumping on the trampolines and water balloon fights.    

Henry Carlson Construction and ASCO are working on various projects throughout the region. We created a snapshot of some of our current work. Enjoy!

The Sanford Health Imagenetics project was featured in the August issue of the Healthcare Design magazine. Koch Hazard Architects and HDR were the architects. Read it here.

As the day for expanding the county’s overcrowded jail nears, county leaders are preparing for the final price tag.  Jail expansion leaders Tuesday morning briefed Minnehaha County Commissioners on the estimated final construction costs: $48.3 million, about $2 million more than originally planned.  Construction for the project, approved in late 2016, is slated to begin Aug. 14. […]

Henry Carlson Construction served at The Banquet on July 11. We served breakfast to 187 people. We also helped get the pork loin in the oven for the night meal. We also answered helped fill a few of the SOS backpacks! For more information on how to donate to the Project: SOS program, click here.