Starting later this month, motorists who use Summit Parkway and Summit Ridge Drive in Northeast Richland are asked to use extra caution because of scheduled upgrades to the roadways, say Richland County officials
42 million Americans are expected to enjoy as much of it as they can as they travel ahead of Memorial Day.
Lexington County voters have voted against a tax raise to fix the roads and bridges.
The initiative is led by the Lexington Chamber and Visitor Center, Batesburg-Leesville Chamber of Commerce, Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce, Irmo Chamber of Commerce, 1Voice Lexington County, and Lexington County Development Corporation.
ABC NEWS–Hitting the roads? Here are some safety tips for your travels from ABC’S Dr. Timothy Johnson. Tags: roads, Travel safety
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – Department of Transportation commissioners have approved U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn’s request to reallocate $21.5 million of unused federal money to four road projects in his district. Clyburn said Thursday the roads in Sumter, Orangeburg and Columbia follow federal requirements of being within 50 miles of the original projects. Republicans are criticizing the new designation. Categories: Local…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina Senator Nikki Setzler will hold a community meeting to discuss, what he says, is the status of the I-26 widening and repaving project near Sandy Run. The meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. at Beulah United Methodist Church, 1577 Old State Rd in Gaston. It will also include Senator John Matthews…
Columbia,S.C. (WOLO)– It’s a debate that has been ongoing as lawmakers continue down a bumpy road to figure out how much money to put into fixing South Carolina’s highways and bi-ways. Click here to see if road repairs are speeding ahead or stalling. Categories: News Tags: repairs, roads
Columbia , S.C. (WOLO) — Inside the Senate chamber, lawmakers continued to delay a vote on a bill to fix the state’s crumbling roads while on the first floor of the state house, several business organizations called on the Senate to take action. “You don’t need a sign to tell you are in South Carolina, the minute your tires hit…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–It’s back to work Tuesday at the State House for Senators debating how to fix South Carolina’s aging roads. The debate has been centered around where to get the money to fix state roads, but debate has stalled numerous times because of filibusters. Last week, Senator Lee Bright took over a two-week filibuster led by Senator Tom Davis….
