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K-57 and US-77 traffic disruptions for resurfacing project - Vimarsana News

K-57 and US-77 traffic disruptions for resurfacing project

JUNCTION CITY (KSNT) – Motorists can expect traffic disruptions while crews work on a resurfacing project in Junction City. Starting April 15, work will begin on the first of two phases for a resurfacing project for K-57 and US-77. The first phase will see Shilling Construction Co. of Manhattan patch concrete on the 4-lane section […]

Source: yahoo.com
KDOT: K-13 mill & overlay project continues through June - Vimarsana News

KDOT: K-13 mill & overlay project continues through June

by BECKY GOFFLittle Apple PostRILEY COUNTY - The Kansas Department of

US 24 lane closed due to turn lane improvements in Manhattan - Vimarsana News

US 24 lane closed due to turn lane improvements in Manhattan

Westbound U.S. 24 lane will be closed due to turn lane improvements in Manhattan.

Source: wibw.com
Kansas highway work could cause delays in Pottawatomie County - Vimarsana News

Kansas highway work could cause delays in Pottawatomie County

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY (KSNT) - State transportation officials will be shutting down lanes of traffic on U.S. Highway 24 in Pottawatomie County for maintenance work in the coming days.

Source: ksnt.com
EPA Fines Shilling Construction Company Inc. for Alleged Clean Water Act Violations in Kansas - Vimarsana News

EPA Fines Shilling Construction Company Inc. for Alleged Clean Water Act Violations in Kansas

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the company failed to adequately control stormwater runoff from its Manhattan, Kansas, facility. EPA says these failures led to illegal discharges of pollution into the Kansas River.