Help us catch these criminals!

KSP Most Wanted

Barren Co. Most Wanted
ABC News Top Stories
U.S.68 Safety Project Groundbreaking Save Email Print
Posted: 7:34 PM Feb 7, 2005
Last Updated: 7:34 PM Feb 7, 2005
Reporter: Ashley Davidson

A | A | A

Since construction began on the Kentucky Tri-Modal Transpark traffic has gotten continuously heavier on the north side of town.

Monday a plan to alleviate some of those problems was put into place. Groundbreaking for the U.S 68 Safety Project was held Monday morning at Scotty's Warehouse and Distribution center.

Speakers at the event included Mayor Elaine Walker, Judge Executive Mike Buchanon, State Senator Brett Guthrie, State Representative Jim DeCesare, and Bristow Elementary teacher Karen Preston.

Preston says, "I'm just impressed that they have asked our opinion and what we think. And they are concerned about the school system and the parents who are driving on this road. And as more and more companies and businesses come here on this road I'm sure it's going to get worse."

The project will widen 31W to five lanes and three new traffic signals will be installed. Completion is scheduled for May 15.

Email  del.icio.us   Google   Yahoo  digg
More Stories
Democratic Race for White House Focuses on Handful of States

Do WKU Graduates Stay or Go?

2008 Rumble Run Sets Record

Annual Memorial Ride Held for Fallen Area Soldier

Bowling Green Minister Honored at Lindsey Wilson College

Williams Questions Transportation Veto

At Last: Determined Grandmother Receives Diploma

Over 1,400 WKU Students Celebrate Graduation

Poll Question
What do you plan to do for your mom on Mother's Day?

Take her to dinner/cook a meal for her
Buy her flowers or a present
Spend extra time with her
None of the above