Dust Control Steady As County Plans 110 Miles Of Chip‑And‑Seal
Dust‑control applications are running on pace with previous years as the deadline approaches, and the county plans to complete 110 miles of chip‑and‑seal work this season.
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Horse‑Traffic Damage Already Visible on Newly Paved Roads
Adams County’s highway superintendent says steel horseshoes and metal buggy wheels are leaving visible marks on roads paved only weeks ago. Officials are monitoring the damage but have not proposed any policy changes.
Bridge Work Sparks Commuter Frustration
DECATUR, Ind. — The rhythmic clang of jackhammers echoed across U.S. Route 224 on Friday as crews continued work on a bridge deck replacement project, but the real noise is … Read more