Prosperity
Prosperity, SC · Traffic & Transit
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Traffic backed up on I-95 southbound after crash near Santee mile marker 100
All lanes of Interstate 95 southbound were blocked Thursday morning following a crash near mile marker 100 in Santee, according to traffic officials. The crash occurred about 14 miles before the I-26 interchange. By noon, traffic began flowing once again, though the southbound lanes remain closed. A witness reported the...
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Increased truck traffic on Highway 601 in Calhoun county due to I-95 Crash
WSPA 7News
Leaders weigh in on suspending South Carolina’s gas tax
WIS
Squeezed at the pump: Rising gas prices strain Midlands as local rideshare driver navigates surging
News19 WLTX
Drivers raise concerns about Highway 301 construction in Orangeburg County
WIS-TV
USC Gamecock
Iran war causes rising gas prices, affecting USC students
First-year nursing student Maggie McKee remembers her most recent hour and a half drive home not for its length or traffic, but for the price she had to pay for her gas. She said that is when she notices the rising gas prices the most. Commuting students and those with...
coladaily.com
Roadwork begins on Airport Boulevard
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has announced that it is currently paving and patching a portion of Airport Boulevard stretching through West Columbia and Cayce as part of its 2026 Pavement Improvement Program. According to the SCDOT, crews are scheduled to conduct the work Monday through Friday between...
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Demolition underway for Oliver Hotel project, downtown lane closures imminent
AIKEN — Lane closures and detours are expected in downtown Aiken within weeks as demolition work to clear space for construction of apartments and a municipal parking deck continues, Aiken City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh said Sept. 23. Bedenbaugh said R.W. Allen, contractor for Oliver Hospitality, which is renovating the...
The Post and Courier
Demolition underway for Oliver Hotel project, downtown lane closures imminent
AIKEN — Lane closures and detours are expected in downtown Aiken within weeks as demolition work to clear space for construction of apartments and a municipal parking deck continues, Aiken City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh said Sept. 23. Bedenbaugh said R.W. Allen, contractor for Oliver Hospitality, which is renovating the Hotel Aiken building and adjacent properties, had not yet heard from the S.C. Department of Transportation about when lanes of Richland Avenue and Newberry Street will be closed. The closures, however, are imminent, expected by early October at the latest, he said. Demolition o...