Workers preparing to raise walls on Ascension St. Matthew's building in Price

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Construction workers are in the process of preparing to raise the walls on the new Ascension St. Matthew's Church building on north Homestead Boulevard in Price. Construction of the 17,000 square foot Lutheran-Episcopalian center is expected to be completed in fall 2002, according to Pastor Courtney Shucker.

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