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The Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is closing North Cheyenne Canyon Road during weekdays in May while construction crews work on a parking lot improvement project, a
Mile stretch of Centennial Trail gets face lift in West Spokane, closed until fall The 0.9 mile stretch of trail under construction follows along Summit Boulevard, starting at Boone Avenue and ending at Pettet Drive. Author: Amanda Roley Updated: 6:04 PM PDT May 20, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — About a mile of the Centennial trail is getting a facelift in West Central Spokane. The city of Spokane started construction on the Summit Gap Project this week. For the time being, people using that portion of the trail will be asked to follow the detour signs around that ar...
The Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department is closing North Cheyenne Canyon Road during weekdays in May while construction crews work on a parking lot improvement project, a city news release said. The closure began Monday and lasts until May 28, and runs between the northern boundary of North Cheyenne Cañon Park to Helen Hunt Falls, the release said. The project aims to expand a gravel lot from 75 non-designated spots to 92 designated spaces at the intersection of North Cheyenne Canyon Road, High Drive and Gold Camp Road, the release said. Concrete curbs and gut...
Large boulder blocks portion of Gold Camp Road Published Large boulder blocks portion of Gold Camp Road COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- A portion of Gold Camp Road is closed north of Cheyenne Cañon Park due to a boulder blocking the road. According to the City, the boulder fell into the road Sunday. The USDA Forest Service is working on clearing the road. The temporary closure is affecting the northern boundary of North Cheyenne Cañon Park, north of the Chutes and Ladders Trailhead, to the gravel parking lot uphill from Helen Hunt ...
Apr 15, 2021 / 09:20 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Department of Public Works is giving millions of dollars to neighborhood infrastructure projects. More than $2.2 in matching grants will fund 12 projects in 2021. They include sidewalk repairs and an expansion of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. All of the projects are being done with the help of neighborhood groups and nonprofits. In announcing the funds on Thursday, Mayor Joe Hogsett said, “Not only do preferred neighborhood projects get done where neighborhoods and not for profits partner with the city, but those projec...