Pine Village
Pine Village, IN · Traffic & Transit
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Know Before You Go: Westfield Collective
Plan to linger. Besides multiple eateries and a central bar, there are indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, volleyball courts, and seasonal activities. Check hours before you head over. Restaurant hours differ from each other and the bar. Come with a group. Everyone can order from a different eatery, accommodating different...
IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
Traffic fears didn't stop Buc-ee's plan for Indiana
Buc-ee’s first location in Indiana is a go. Greenwood city officials on Sept. 21 approved plans for the mega travel center chain’s development at the southwest corner of Worthsville Road and I-65. The 74,000 square feet travel center is expected to open by late 2028. Known for its brisket, Beaver Nuggets snacks, large bathrooms and lower-than-average gas prices, the Texas-based chain is investing about $50 million into the project, including $13 million to $14 million in roadway development. The Greenwood Common Council approved the development with a 7-2 vote, following about 20 minutes of public comment, most of which was in opposition to or with concern about the center. School officials concerned about intersections Clark-Pleasant Community School officials raised concerns regarding intersection performance during school hours, noting projected delays at several locations. “School peak traffic is already operating at a near rush-hour intensity. Buc-ee’s traffic represents additional load,” School board president Kim Crawford said. “The study concludes that Buc-ee’s does not result in significant additional traffic impacts during school-related pain periods. This conclusion does not align with the data that was presented or with school-specific traffic behavior.” The school district, Crawford said, requested that the city and Buc-ee’s commit to
WLFI.com
Pedestrian crossings becoming major concern for West Lafayette residents
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Pedestrian safety is becoming an important topic for West Lafayette residents following a pedestrian-involved car accident last week. Tuesday, a teenage girl was crossing Klondike Road from west to east and was hit by an oncoming vehicle. Now, Wabash Township Trustee Angel Valentin is bringing safety concerns to Tippecanoe County Commissioners.
brownsburgsentinel.com
Brownsburg Parents Push Back as 800-Plus Students Face Bus Cuts
What: 800 plus Students lose bus service starting in the 2027 school year. Summary – Brownsburg Community School Corporation is planning major transportation changes for 2027–28 as it works to close a projected $3.8 million budget gap. What Happened. The School Board approved expanded Parent Responsibility Zones during...
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Current Publishing
Brownsburg schools approve transportation changes to close the budget gap
CORRECTION: A Sept. 20 story about Brownsburg Community School Corp.’s transportation plans incorrectly stated that the school board approved a three-tier bus system for the 2027-28 school year. The board approved new Parent Responsibility Zones Sept. 14, but it has not approved a three-tier transportation system. BCSC is investigating the possibility of implementing three-tier bussing and plans to make a final decision in early December.