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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
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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