U.S. 30 Patching Job Postponed

May 1, 2020 at 10:16 p.m.
By -
The patching project on U.S. 30 from Ind. 19 to Ind. 13 has been pushed back a couple of weeks, according to the city of Warsaw.

Indiana Department of Transportation contractors were to begin the project on Monday, May 4.

During the project, one lane will be blocked off in segments of the road while this operation moves forward. With good weather, this project is expected to be completed in one to two weeks.


Latest News

Latest News
Infrastructure Plans Grow With Economic Development In Kosciusko County
Latest News
Slate Auto Seeking Tax Abatements For $363M Investment In County
Burket Council To Research Possible Exceptions To Livestreaming Bill
Latest News
KYLA Graduates Hear About Leadership From Warsaw Coach
Latest News
Whitko Uses Fast Start To Power Past Wayne 17-0

E-Editions

Open Source CMS: Myth vs Reality

The patching project on U.S. 30 from Ind. 19 to Ind. 13 has been pushed back a couple of weeks, according to the city of Warsaw.

Indiana Department of Transportation contractors were to begin the project on Monday, May 4.

During the project, one lane will be blocked off in segments of the road while this operation moves forward. With good weather, this project is expected to be completed in one to two weeks.

Have a news tip? Email [email protected] or Call/Text 360-922-3092

e-Edition

e-edition

Sign up

for our email newsletters

Weekly Top Stories

Sign up to get our top stories delivered to your inbox every Sunday

Daily Updates & Breaking News Alerts

Sign up to get our daily updates and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox daily

Latest Stories

Infrastructure Plans Grow With Economic Development In Kosciusko County
Tax increment financing is making it possible for many infrastructure projects to be completed in Kosciusko County.
Slate Auto Seeking Tax Abatements For $363M Investment In County
The total investment that Slate Auto is looking to put into the former LSC Communications (Donnelley) building on Old 30 West is near $363 million. With that investment, the electric-powered pickup truck manufacturer is looking to the county for tax abatements.
Burket Council To Research Possible Exceptions To Livestreaming Bill
BURKET - Burket Town Council will look into if there’s any possible exceptions to small towns in regards to a law requiring livestreaming of meetings starting this summer.
KYLA Graduates Hear About Leadership From Warsaw Coach
NORTH WEBSTER — What does being a coach have to do with Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy (KYLA) and leadership?
Whitko Uses Fast Start To Power Past Wayne 17-0
Putting together a great season so far, the Whitko softball team set its sights on a nonconference game against Fort Wayne Wayne on Thursday. The offense got going early and often for the Lady ‘Cats in this one, as the team was able to cruise to a 17-0 win at home.