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Slow traffic in Richmond Hill after semi loses trailer
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WSAV) – The City of Richmond Hill is alerting travelers that a semi-truck has lost its trailer at the roundabout on GA 144 west bound at I-95. Officers are on the scene and directing traffic but it is slow at this time. Officials ask that those traveling in the area use caution […]
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Semi-truck loses trailer at I-95 in Richmond Hill
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (WTOC) - A semi-truck lost its trailer at the roundabout on State Route 144 westbound at I-95 in Richmond Hill Tuesday morning, according to the City of Richmond Hill. The city said officers are directing traffic, but it is slow. Drivers are encouraged to use caution in...
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Hardeeville residents rally to fill school buses
August brings the students back to school, and thanks to the overwhelming generosity of the Hardeeville community, the families of Jasper County won’t have to worry about school supplies for the coming year. Hardeeville held it’s annual “Fill the Bus” campaign, and we estimated that the number of items...
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SCDOT adds 700 new, improved crosswalks in Lowcountry, Charleston adds more lighting on West Side
The S.C. Department of Transportation celebrates the completion of over 700 new crosswalks across six counties in the Lowcountry to enhance pedestrian safety. There are now more than 700 new-and-improved ways to cross the street across the Lowcountry. The S.C. Department of Transportation on Aug. 7 celebrated the completion of...
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Damaged sewer line will close section of Mulberry Street on August 12
STATESBORO, Ga. (WSAV) – The City of Statesboro is warning residents that a portion of South Mulberry Street will be closed to through traffic on August 12th for repairs to a damaged sewer line. City officials say the project could take up to two days to complete. Residents in the area will be able to […]
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SCDOT completes ‘Project 700 Crosswalks,’ increasing safety and accessibility
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Department of Transportation celebrated one of its safety improvement projects in the Lowcountry. Project: 700 Crosswalks was completed as part of a regional initiative to make streets more pedestrian-friendly. Some of the changes included high-visibility pavement markings, ADA-compliant curb ramps, crossing signals and timing enhancements, and modernized […]
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Lane restrictions coming to Buckwalter Parkway in Bluffton next week
BLUFFTON, S.C. (WTOC) - Drivers traveling along Buckwalter Parkway in Bluffton should prepare for delays and lane closures next week due to ongoing construction. Cleland Site Prep announced that starting Monday, August 10, the two inside lanes next to the center median in front of the Kroger gas station (near 335 Buckwalter Parkway) will be closed.
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700 Crosswalk project ribbon-cutting marks completion of Lowcountry pedestrian safety upgrades
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — Six Lowcountry counties have partnered with the South Carolina Department of Transportation on a pedestrian and cyclist safety initiative, with one major project now complete. The 700 Crosswalk project is a collaborative effort between SCDOT and counties in Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester and Jasper.
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Statesboro Council approves Burkhalter Road design negotiations, transit bus request
Statesboro City Council approved a slate of transportation and insurance items Tuesday morning, August 4, 2025, including authorization to begin negotiations for engineering design work on Burkhalter Road improvements and a request for four replacement transit buses. Council also heard renewed concerns about garbage carts being left along city streets, while City Manager Charles Penny discussed a potential promotional video highlighting Statesboro at an October conference. Burkhalter Road design work Council approved staff entering negotiations with Kimley-Horn and Associates for engineering design services on the Burkhalter Road Transportation Improvements Project. The project includes widening Burkhalter Road from Herman Rushing Road to State Route 67, along with intersection improvements at Cawana Road and SR 67. The City of Statesboro and Bulloch County will each cover half of the design cost. Penny said the Burkhalter Road corridor needs attention because of continued growth and traffic congestion, particularly for motorists turning right onto SR 67. He said the city will return to council once negotiations are complete. Replacement buses Council authorized the city to request four replacement vehicles through the Coastal Regional Commission for Statesboro Area Transit’s FY2028 funding cycle. The city’s local match is estimated at $65,000 from 2023 TSPLOST funds. Penny