Terhune Road News Today

Tuesday, January 23, 2024--11:13 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- It may be the ultimate example of recycling--old tires being used in asphalt to pave streets and highways. Floyd County has been awarded a grant from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division for smart mix paving, whic

Due to delays, Bank Street will be closed on Tuesday, Aug. 29, for resurfacing of the parking lot behind 12 Nassau Street.

Plan your trips in Princeton with the lowdown on various road project timelines.

According to a consultant hired by the Princeton Council to study whether the Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood should be declared an area in need of redevelopment, the shopping center is a sea of underused parking fields, the courtyard area in the middle of the center rarely sees much activity, the configuration of the center is terrible, the infrastructure is ancient, and the vacancy rate is alarming but has nothing to do with the pandemic. “It’s about to go into the abyss if it hasn...

Planning Board to consider Princeton Shopping Center designation Planning Board to consider Princeton Shopping Center designation The Princeton Shopping Center’s potential designation as an area in need of redevelopment, along with adjacent properties on Clearview Avenue and Terhune Road, will be discussed by the Princeton Planning Board at its April 22 meeting. The 7:30 p.m. virtual meeting will focus on a report, prepared by planning consultant Carlos Rodrigues, to determine whether those ...

The Princeton Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve three agreements for consultants, voted to approve more than $100,000 in police equipment, and rejected the lone bid for the proposed community WiFi project. Alison Mueller, who was Mayor Mark Freda’s campaign communications manager during his mayoral campaign, will be paid up to $36,000 this year to produce the mayor and council newsletters. Mueller will be paid $75 an hour. Access Princeton, a town communications department, ...

Speed limit on Terhune Road reduced to 25mph immediately in anticipation of 400 new homes The speed limit on Terhune Road, between North Harrison Street and Randall Road, has been reduced from 30 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. The reduced speed limit took effect immediately after an ordinance was adopted by the Princeton Council at its Dec. 7 meeting. Signs indicating the new speed limit are in place. The reduction in the speed limit was made in anticipation of the development of about 40...