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   ​Grant will fix up 'hidden gem' at Greenbelt Lake
​      ELK RUN / EVANSDALE: Parks improvement fund established for 2 parks
          Design for Cedar Falls Historical Society's Museum pictured in the Courier
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier recognizes Mardy Holst as "People in Business"
City Council reviews Waverly Streetscape project presented by AHTS Landscape architect, Larry Kurtz
PATHWAYS BEHAVIORAL SERVICES addition taking shape with the team of AHTS Architects and Cardinal Construction
WESTERN HOME COMMUNITIES PRAIRIE WIND Homeowner's "short wish list"
CEDAR RIVER WHITE-WATER COURSE and shoreline improvements near downtown take a step forward
AHTS ARCHITECTS FEATURED BUSINESS in Waverly Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
WAVERLY COUNCIL Hears AHTS Presentation on South Riverside Master Plan
CEDAR VALLEY GALLERY OF HOMES features ​"Prairie Wind" ​
CEDAR FALLS CHANGES WHITE-WATER CONSULTANT: Riverwise Engineering partners with AHTS Architects' Landscape Architect Larry Kurtz
ORCHARD HILL CHURCH-GRUNDY CENTER: A Spiritual Partnership
WARTBURG COLLEGE Recognizes Andrew Bell's Work in Historical Renovation
AHTS ARCHITECTS Wins Masonry Institute's Award
AHTS ARCHITECTS Wins Two Historic Preservation Awards
PEOPLE IN BUSINESS NEWS: Andrew Bell
WAVERLY RAISES THE BAR for Downtown Living
REMODELED WALDEN BLOCK Unveiled
RENOVATED WAVERLY'S UPPER STORY Apartments to Bring New Faces to Downtown
A LONG AND WINDING ROAD to the Cottages
ST. PAUL'S in Waverly launches $4 Million Building Project
WOMAN'S CLUB IN CEDAR FALLS Opens New Addition to Public
WESTERN HOME Plans $42 Million Expansion in South Cedar Falls
CEDAR FALLS COUNCIL Hires AHTS Architects to Design Recycling Center Expansion
DOWNTOWN WATERLOO WHITEWATER Park Proposed
WHITE WATER PARK Opens in Charles City
CANOE AND KAYAK MAGAZINE Names Charles City "One of the Best Paddling Cities"
MOST OF WAVERLY COUNCIL In Tune with Bandshell
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH Sports a New Look for Building's 100th