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Hallowell, KS · Traffic & Transit
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Roundabout coming west of Monett
U.S. Route 60 between Barry County Farm Roads 1020 and 1040, north of Monett Regional Airport, will be narrowed to one lane on July 6-31. Contractor crews will be widening the south side of Route 60 for future traffic shift during construction of a roundabout at the intersection with Route 97.
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Rt. 66 improvement project continues in Joplin; overnight closure July 6-7
JOPLIN, Mo. (KOAM) - Work is continuing on a project to improve pavement, sidewalks, traffic flow and safety along Missouri Route 66 (7th Street) in Joplin, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.
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City of Joplin to Close Intersection of 20th Street and Central City Road for Construction Beginning July 6
Beginning Monday, July 6, the City of Joplin will close the intersection of 20th Street and Central City Road for construction of a new roundabout. This intersection will remain closed to through traffic for approximately two months. Local access to homes will be maintained during this time. Soft closures will...
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Historic Altamont gas station faces uncertain future as KDOT expands highway project
ALTAMONT, Kan. (KOAM) — A nearly 100-year-old gas station in Altamont may be torn down to make way for a state highway improvement project, and the building's owners are working to prevent that from happening.
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Guardrail installation to bring lane closures, delays on U.S. 60
BARRY & NEWTON COUNTIES, Mo. (KOAM) - Drivers should prepare for lane closures and occasional delays on U.S. Route 60 between the Missouri-Oklahoma state line and Missouri Route 37 (Central Avenue) in Monett as a contractor installs guardrail ahead of a resurfacing and bridge rehabilitation project, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.
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JATSO opens public comment period for Title VI Plan update
JOPLIN, Mo. — A public comment period opens in Joplin. It involves the Joplin Area Transportation Study Organization’s latest Title VI {6} plan – which has to be updated every three years per federal regulations. In a nutshell, Title VI protects people from discrimination in federally funded programs.