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$165 Million I-77 Overhaul in Fort Mill Delayed Into 2028
One of York County’s biggest highway projects just got delayed…by a lot. The $165 million rebuild of I-77 Exit 85 at S.C. 160 in Fort Mill is now expected to finish May 30, 2028 – a project that was originally scheduled to open in November 2027. SCDOT...
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North Carolina’s First Buc-ee’s Is Bringing a $50 Million Interchange Overhaul With It
North Carolina’s first Buc-ee’s is still more than a year from opening, but the highway project built to handle its crowds is already reshaping one of the state’s busiest interstate corridors. A roughly $50 million overhaul at Exit 152 in Mebane is widening Trollingwood-Hawfields Road and rebuilding...
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NCDOT outlines plans for restoring roadway on NC12
(North Carolina Department of Transportation) Shortly after noon on Monday, Oct. 26, NCDOT released an update on their efforts to reopen NC12, which has been closed from the Basnight Bridge to Rodanthe as a result of the coastal storm. Here’s the information. Work continues to reestablish a protective dune...
Axios Charlotte
Plaza Midwood businesses lose tree buffer to Independence Boulevard traffic
The removal of trees along Highway 74 has left the hill behind several local businesses in Plaza Midwood looking like a "battlefield," Sustain Charlotte founder Shannon Binns told reporters Tuesday morning. Why it matters: The trees provided a noise pollution and visual buffer between businesses along Commonwealth Avenue and Independence Boulevard. Looking toward Commonwealth Avenue on Tuesday morning before the site was taped off. Photo: Ashley Mahoney/Axios Catch up quick: Binns noticed trees being removed behind Undercurrent Coffee on Monday. Local business owners had not been notified of the tree removal. The tree removal is intended to make an Adams billboard more visible along 74. The billboard is an advertisement for Charlotte FC. The club has several billboards around the city. A spokesperson for Tepper Sports & Entertainment, which owns the team, tells Axios they had no knowledge of the tree removal. Zoom in: A permit from the North Carolina Department of Transportation dated Aug. 27, 2026 allows Adams Outdoor Advertising to remove "selective vegetation" around their billboard off of Independence Boulevard. The permit does not specify how much of the tree canopy may be removed, but rather allows "for a distance of 500 feet for a view zone that