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June 10, 2024
Construction crews are hard at work on the east side of McKenzie Pass and plan to have the highway above the gate paved and open by the morning of July 4.
May 2, 2024
A section of the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail in Cherokee County will be developed with federal funding. It will take two years to complete.
April 8, 2024
The built out portion would stretch from Poverty Flats to the Big Goose Ranger Station.
March 31, 2024
The Sheridan County Commission will work through a relatively light agenda at their first regular meeting for April this Tuesday. The Commission will consider the renewal for 2024-25 of Restaurant, Guest Ranch, and Retail liquor licenses for businesses in Sheridan County. Also on the agenda is
March 29, 2024
Honestly, the new bathrooms excite me more than the smooth pavement.
March 28, 2024
A total of a million dollars has been pledged to fund preliminary engineering designs for the Transylvania County section of the Ecusta Trail pedestrian path connecting downtown Hendersonville and downtown
March 26, 2024
As construction season ramps up, crews are setting their sights on McKenzie Pass. Funding is from a Federal Lands Access Program grant to repave OR 242 from the
February 10, 2024
DAVIS โ A Tucker County agency is providing financial support to a local non-profit dedicated to enhancing the countyโs tourism and recreational potentia
January 31, 2024
Everyone who has been inconvenienced by construction in town, hold up your hand! (Many hands imagined.) As an Estes Park trustee the past four years and currently a candidate for mayor, I have been encouraged to write about issues of concern. Here, I am focusing on downtown construction. In 2013 the town successfully applied for […]
December 22, 2023
A Memorandum of Agreement on changes in the project to replace a bridge over the North Fork of Crazy Woman Creek in Crazy Woman Canyon was brought before the Johnson County Commission by Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer during the commission's meeting this week. Pehringer explained th