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About $528 million will be spent on more than 100 road projects across four Southwestern Pennsylvania counties this year, state transportation officials said Monday. The work includes everything from reconfiguring a highway interchange in Rostraver to improving traffic signal features at nearly 50 intersections. The projects represent a combined cost

Tubmill Creek, as well as major tributary Hendricks Creek, are stocked with trout by the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission and the Tubmill Club.

Motorist can expect to encounter single-lane restrictions beginning next week on Route 22 in Murrysville and on Route 711 in Fairfield. Nighttime restrictions, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., are scheduled Monday through the morning of July 1 on Route 22, between the intersections of Kistler Road/Kohosek Court and Cozy

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is providing loans and grants to help people living in rural and Tribal communities in the North Carolina Rural Partners Network (RPN) “access good-paying jobs, improved infrastructure, affordable housing and quality health care,” according to a news release Monday.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz announced that $40.5 million will go toward 33 local and off-system bridge projects across the state. This  comes as part of two

Governor Laura Kelly and Kansas Transportation Secretary Julie Lorenz have announced that $40.5 million will support 33 local and off-system bridge projects across the state.

Motorists on Route 711 may run into temporary detours during the 2023 construction season, when PennDOT expects to replace four bridges along the road in Westmoreland and Fayette counties. Plans for all four bridges may be viewed online through Aug. 31. Visit PennDOT.pa.gov/District12 and click on “Public Meetings/Studies” under the