Flatiron Drive News Today

A Lafayette woman was admitted to the intensive care unit after narrowly escaping a house fire on April 20.

A house fire in Lafayette has left the Rodriguez family with nothing, adding to a year already fraught with hardship.

Three people took themselves to the hospital Saturday after a structure fire broke out at a two story split level home. 

The three current projects in the City of Buffalo are progressing more or less as expected, according to Project Engineer Brent Bennett with Nelson Engineering. In his recent report to the city council, Bennett said Flatiron Drive is open from Highway 16 north to the intersection at Flagstaff, an

At their recent meeting, City Works Director Les Hook gave the Buffalo City Council an update on the South Burritt construction project, saying the contractor will be installing crosswalks along the street. Hook said they would pour one side of each crosswalk and finish the other half this coming

The Buffalo City Council heard updates on the city's projects during their last regular meeting. City Works Director Les Hook gave some details on where the Flatiron Drive reconstruction project currently sits. The Tisdale Water Main project was scheduled to begin in mid May and to be comp

Projects in the City of Buffalo have been shut down periodically over the last couple of weeks due to weather condisitions. According to Project Engineer Brent Bennett with Nelson Engineering, the Flatiron Drive project has seen the most weather-related issues. Bennett said the contractor

Buffalo Mayor Shane Schrader sat down with Sheridan Media to discuss city projects that are either underway or will be shortly now that warmer weather is on the way. He said the Flatiron Drive project has already begun. The Bozeman Avenue water line project will begin in April once the fro

The Johnson County Commission has voted to sunset, or end, the special purpose one-cent sales tax, also known as the sixth penny tax, on June 30 of this year, because the county will have collected the $7.1 million in sales tax revenue requested by the City of Buffalo. When the special tax sunset

The project engineer gave an update to the Buffalo City Council during their recent meeting, discussing this year’s major construction projects. Brent Bennett, with Nelson Engineering, said the city’s Fetterman and Burritt reconstruction project has the roads open to traffic and the engineer, contractor, and the city will be working together to compile a “punch list” of items still needing to be done, and cleaning up the project area. Bennett also discussed the Flatiron Drive project, s...