Construction spending remains strong due to continued economic growth.

These are good growth stocks and we think the earnings are going to continue to keep growing.

We guided Wall Street to expect five-to-seven percent sequential growth. With about two weeks to go, we're very comfortable with that.

[If it weren't for the growth in the west, the district would be going through major budget cuts because of reduced revenue, Superintendent Don Phillips said. School funding is based on average daily attendance.] Maybe 286 kids doesn't sound like a lot, ... but it comes out to about $1 million (lost) to the district.

The plan really addresses the growth the city is experiencing.

What we're seeing even further, not just job growth, but recent data shows broad-based growth of wages as well.