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Hear a loud boom? That’s the sound of work beginning on the Idaho Falls Events Center
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2:56Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS — Did you hear a loud boom Monday afternoon? That was the sound of work beginning on the Idaho Falls Events Center.
“We’re excited that we’re actually starting the construction of Events Center Drive, which will connect Snake River Landing with Pioneer Drive and give us access to the site of the future Events Center,” Idaho Falls Auditorium District Chairwoman Terri Gazdik said.
An official groundbreaking for the building has yet to happen, but the road leading to its site will be constructed in no time. Gazdik said access to the site is necessary to begin construction on the building.
“We have to have the road access for the construction vehicles to come in and be able to start construction. We’re actually segmented by three different waterways and so the bridges have to be put in to get access over the water,” Gazdik said.
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