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Staunton traffic shifts as Wharf tunnel work moves
The first phase of Wharf stream tunnel repairs has come to a close in downtown Staunton. The city announced the first phase of the project was ending Sept. 25, and as of Wednesday, the construction fence around the Byers Street sections of the Wharf repair project were taken down. City and contractor crews will now make repairs at West Johnson Street, which will substantially change traffic patterns downtown. Byers Street, which has been closed since March 2025, will reopen to one-way eastbound traffic. The reopened street will then serve as a detour as West Johnson Street closes in front of the Johnson Street parking garage. The city addressed each street individually in its press release : Johnson Street will be closed to westbound traffic at Augusta Street, and closed to eastbound traffic just beyond the entrance to the Johnson Street Parking Garage. Byers Street will operate as a one-way eastbound detour (from Lewis Street to Johnson Street). Central Avenue will remain open to vehicular traffic. Johnson Street (Open Section): The open section of Johnson Street between Central Avenue and Augusta Street will become a one-way eastbound route. Pedestrian Access: Safe pedestrian access will be maintained to the Wharf from Central
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Milling and paving operations coming to Edom Road Monday
HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — Milling and paving operations will be taking place on Edom Road from North Liberty Street and Virginia Avenue, and North Liberty Street from Washington Street to the railroad tracks. Harrisonburg Public Works reports that operations will begin on Monday, October 5, and are planned...
12onyourside.com
Dominion unveils route changes for Valley Link Transmission line
(VIRGINIA MERCURY) - One of the proposed routes of the controversial Valley Link Transmission line, which will stretch 765 kilovolt lines 115-miles across Virginia from Lynchburg to Culpeper, has been altered by developers, as Dominion Energy, Transource and FirstEnergy narrow down which path they’d prefer to present to the State Corporation Commission.
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81S continuous lane closure begins Friday near Strasburg
VDOT is reminding motorists to expect significant delays while travelling on 81 southbound this weekend due to the ongoing 81 expansion project. Long duration single lane operation will begin Friday, October 2nd at 9pm and continue through Saturday, October 3rd till 9pm between mile markers 300-296 near the 81-66 exchange.
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Byers Street reopens in Staunton
STAUNTON, VA (Rocktown Now) — Byers Street has reopened for the first time since March 2025. It will serve as the main eastbound detour for the next phase of the Downtown Tunnel Repairs. Beginning today, October 1, at 7 a.m., West Johnson Street will close to through traffic near...
royalexaminer.com
Southbound I-81 Lane Closure Near Strasburg Expected to Cause Significant Weekend Delays
Motorists traveling south on Interstate 81 near Strasburg should prepare for significant delays this weekend as a continuous lane closure limits traffic to a single lane from Friday night through late Saturday. The Virginia Department of Transportation said southbound I-81 will be reduced to just the left lane beginning at...
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Daytime utility work could cause traffic delays on Neff Avenue in Harrisonburg
HARRISONBURG, VA (Rocktown Now) — Utility work will shut down lanes on Neff Avenue this week in the City of Harrisonburg. Officials say daytime operations will take place between Reservoir Street and Warwick Drive beginning Wednesday morning at 8 o’clock. While the two middle eastbound lanes will be...
waynesboro.va.us
Extended Road Closure: B Street between N. Delphine & Hamlet Aves 9/28 - 10/2/26 from 8 am & 3 pm
UPDATE: B Street Closure Extended | Sept. 28–Oct. 2. The temporary daytime closure of B Street between North Delphine Avenue (Route 340) and Hamlet Avenue has been extended for one additional week. B Street will remain closed Sept. 28–Oct. 2 from 8 a.m.–3 p.m. while work continues in the...
timesvirginian.com
Flooding Caused by a Nor’easter Leaves Vehicles Stranded in Virginia, Officials Urge Drivers to Avoid Flooded Roads
A strong nor’easter has hit the East Coast, and Virginia is feeling it badly. In Norfolk, water covered roads, and many cars got stuck in the middle of the street. Officials have a simple message for everyone: stay away from flooded roads. This article explains what happened, why it happened, and how you can stay safe.