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Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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SC-22 routes narrowed to a few choices. It could displace scores of Horry residents

John and Katie Clairmont moved to their dream, log cabin-style home on 2 acres in Murrells Inlet six years ago. But that dream may vanish when the South Carolina Highway 22 Extension Project undergoes construction. The project, which has been in the works for nearly two decades , is in the public scoping stage where the initial 22 potential routes have been narrowed down to three. Two of which appear to run directly through the Clairmont’s home should they move forward. “I recognize the fact that Horry County is growing and needs infrastructure improvements. But that being said, they have to take into consideration the families that live in this area,” John Clairmont said. Formerly titled the Southern Evacuation Lifeline project (SELL), the highway intends to improve hurricane evacuation and traffic congestion while aiding services across the Waccamaw River. It’s currently slated to cost $1.56 billion for environmental mitigation and construction funded through Horry County’s RIDE 4 program . But the Clairmonts and other residents in the area are not convinced the project would serve the stated purpose and would increase traffic and development. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is administering a series of studies before authorizing a permit

Horry County, SC · 5h

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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NCDOT revises Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement plan

CASTLE HAYNE, NC (WWAY) — The North Carolina Department of Transportation is revising one of its proposed designs for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement project in an effort to reduce impacts to downtown Wilmington. NCDOT has updated Alternative B, which still calls for a fixed-span bridge with 135...

Wilmington, NC · 1d
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Onslow County intersection to become all-way stop Tuesday

ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - A busy intersection in Onslow County will switch to an all-way stop on Tuesday. The North Carolina Department of Transportation says the intersection of Highway 111 and Haw Branch Road will become an all-way stop to prevent serious crashes. Depending on the weather, crews will...

Onslow County, NC · 4d
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Wilmington DSA spends over a year building bus stop benches for the community. Proud Boys allegedly steal them, and GOP orders every seat removed

Very proud, indeed.

Wilmington, NC · 4d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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Proposed bridge route could affect Downtown Wilmington businesses

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A newly proposed route for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement could change how drivers access downtown Wilmington, but it may also bring new opportunities for businesses along the proposed roadway. The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s proposed Alternate B would direct traffic from the...

Wilmington, NC · 22h

WECT

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Road reopened following multi-vehicle crash on MLK Parkway

NEW HANOVER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - Roadways are reopened following a multi-vehicle crash in New Hanover County Thursday afternoon. According to DriveNC, the crash happened on MLK Parkway near N. Kerr Avenue. A spokesperson with the Wilmington Police Department (WPD) said the crash involved three vehicles, including an 18-wheeler. DriveNC...

New Hanover County, NC · 1d

coastalreview.org

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Bridge demolition to begin next month in Wrightsville Beach

A section of U.S. Highway 74 over Lees Cut in Wrightsville Beach is expected to close beginning Nov. 30 as contract crews ready to demolish the West Salisbury Street bridge. Contractor Balfour Beatty plans to fully close West Salisbury Street from Pelican Drive to Lookout Harbor Way at 5 a.m. that day as part of Phase 1 of the Wrightsville Beach bridge replacement project. The anticipated start date may change based on when crews complete relocating utility lines.

Wrightsville Beach, NC · 23h

Duplin Times

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All-way stop coming to NC 111 intersection

RICHLANDS — On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the intersection of NC 111 and Haw Branch Road was scheduled to be converted to an all-way stop. The intersection is just past the Duplin-Onslow County line in the Richlands area. According to a press release, the N.C. Department of Transportation installed new stop signs, flashers and pavement markings at the intersection, although the work is weather-dependent and could be rescheduled. “Over the last few years, NCDOT has implemented other mitigation strategies at this intersection including improvements to sight distance by clearing vegetation,” the press release stated. “Due to continued safety concerns, an all-way stop is warranted. NCDOT recommends an all-way stop only after a thorough evaluation of the intersection including analysis of traffic volumes, crash history, sight distance and a field investigation.“ According to NCDOT, an all-way stop is “a proven, cost-effective measure designed to enhance intersection safety and reduce the risk of serious crashes.” A 2023 NCDOT study showed that at nearly 350 rural intersections, all-way stop conversions reduce fatalities and serious injuries by 92%. Drivers should use caution when traveling near the area while the safety improvements are underway.

Richlands, NC · 2d

WECT

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NCDOT updates Cape Fear Memorial Bridge proposal after community pushback

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - State transportation officials have changed plans to replace the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge in response to public concerns about preservation and downtown traffic. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) updated Alternative B, replacing a planned connection at Fifth Avenue with a more compact ramp system...

Wilmington, NC · 2d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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Traffic alert: Lane closures begin Monday on N.C. 53 in Pender County for bridge maintenance

MAPLE HILL, NC (WWAY) — Drivers in Pender County can expect intermittent lane closures on N.C. 53 beginning Monday, November 2, as crews perform routine bridge maintenance. According to the North Carolina Department of Transportation, contractors will begin work at 9 a.m. on the bridge along N.C. 53 between Sycamore Springs Road and James Dixon Trail.

Pender County, NC · 4d

WECT

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US 17 Southbound closed in Shallotte following major crash

A collision involving an overturned box truck and a jackknifed tractor-trailer has shut down southbound traffic on U.S. 17, blocking travel along a primary coastal corridor.

Shallotte, NC · 7d

WNCT

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NCDOT crews to begin routine bridge maintenance in Pender County

PENDER COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — NCDOT will close lanes intermittently next week in Maple Hill as contractors begin routine bridge maintenance on N.C. 53. On November 2, crews will begin working on bridge maintenance from Sycamore Springs Road to James Dixon Trail. Work is expected to be complete by November 6. Drivers are instructed to […]

Pender County, NC · 7d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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Road resurfacing project to bring delays across Leland

LELAND, NC (WWAY) — The Town of Leland is expected to begin its annual roadway resurfacing project Monday, Nov. 2, with work planned on about 5.5 miles of town-owned roads. The project is part of Leland’s long-term roadway maintenance program, which aims to resurface up to 5% of town-owned roads each year based on a 20-year pavement life cycle.

Leland, NC · 7d

WECT

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West Salisbury Street bridge in Wrightsville Beach closing for replacement project

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - Drivers in Wrightsville Beach should expect traffic impacts as work on Phase 1 of the Bridge Replacements Project begins. According to NCDOT, starting on Nov. 30 at 5 a.m. West Salisbury Street will be closed from Pelican Drive to Lookout Harbor Way as crews demolish the old bridge and begin building a new one. No vehicular or pedestrian traffic will be allowed.

Wrightsville Beach, NC · 6d

WECT

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Kure Beach parking could cost more next year

KURE BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - Kure Beach town leaders discussed possible changes to the town’s paid parking program Monday night. At the meeting, commissioners reviewed a proposal that would overhaul parking in Kure Beach, including higher rates, longer hours and a longer season. The proposal raises the daily rate...

Kure Beach, NC · 10d

WECT

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All lanes of U.S. 17 South closed in Brunswick County after crash

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - All southbound lanes of U.S. 17 are closed past Collins Way NE to Lanvale Road NE in Brunswick County because of a crash, according to DriveNC. No information has been released about what led to the crash or whether anyone was hurt. Drivers are asked...

Brunswick County, NC · 11d

WWAY NewsChannel 3

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King tides bring flooding concerns, possible road closures to Carolina Beach

CAROLINA BEACH, NC (WWAY) — King tides could bring flooding and road closures to parts of Carolina Beach through the end of October, with low-lying areas particularly vulnerable to rising water levels. The combination of a full moon and the moon’s close approach to Earth is increasing the risk...

Carolina Beach, NC · 10d

WECT

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South College Road reopens after 2-vehicle crash in Wilmington

Crews shut down southbound South College Road near the River to the Sea Bikeway Tuesday morning after a crash.

Wilmington, NC · 10d

Star News

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Wilmington updates policy to curb traffic deaths

Vision Zero is coming into sharper focus. Wilmington’s Vision Zero policy, which has a goal of eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries in the city, was amended by the Wilmington City Council on Sept. 22. The amended policy directs the city manager to appoint a Vision Zero Steering Committee within 45 days of the resolution’s adoption. That committee will develop and present a safety plan to the council. It also updates committee titles, structures, roles and timelines, as well as department and position titles reflecting the recent city reorganization, according to a city background document. The original versions of the resolution and associated Vision Zero policy were approved Sept. 23, 2025. Where the money comes from Funding for Vision Zero initiatives will continue through North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles license fee revenues allocated to the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Management project. Grants and other funding sources identified by the City Council may supplement that funding in the future. The city describes Vision Zero as a holistic strategy aimed at eliminating all traffic fatalities and severe injuries. The intent is to design streets and transportation systems to move people safely, including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transit users, scooter riders and motorcyclists as

Wilmington, NC · 11d