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Road work on Route 403 in Somerset County to begin - Vimarsana News

Road work on Route 403 in Somerset County to begin

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) – Road work is schedule to begin Monday along various stretches of Route 403 in Somerset County.

Source: wtaj.com
Fayette Commissioners adopt 2024 budget with no tax increase - Vimarsana News

Fayette Commissioners adopt 2024 budget with no tax increase

The Fayette County commissioners adopted the county’s 2024 budget with no tax increase on Thursday. The budget, adopted unanimously, lists total revenues of $52,025,365 and total expenditures of $53,999,005 with the total millage rate to remain at 6.76448. Commissioner Vince Vicites thanked Sam Lynch, the county’s chief financial consultant, for his work on the budget. […]

Shuster Way extension set to open - Vimarsana News

Shuster Way extension set to open

Bedford Joint Municipal Authority (BJMA) is pleased to announce the opening of the Shuster Way Heritage Trail North Extension from Ft. Bedford Park to Old Bedford Village on Friday, September

Route 201 landslide repair begins today in Washington Township - Vimarsana News

Route 201 landslide repair begins today in Washington Township

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced a single-lane restriction of northbound Route 201 (Fayette Avenue) between Route 906 and Summit Road in Washington Township, Fayette County.

Portion of Leckrone Highhouse Road to close next week - Vimarsana News

Portion of Leckrone Highhouse Road to close next week

A portion of Leckrone Highhouse Road, between Leckrone Masontown Road and Walnut Hill Road in German Township, will close for work on Monday, July 17, according to the state Department