CR 250E & Wooster Rd. Intersection Closed

October 1, 2024 at 6:32 p.m.

WINONA LAKE - County Road 250 East and Wooster Road intersection will be closed today, Wednesday, Oct. 2 for one day, according to information from the town of Winona Lake.
On Thursday, Oct. 3 the intersection will reopen but work will begin south of Wooster Road on CR 250 East to just north of Lakeland Christian Academy.


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WINONA LAKE - County Road 250 East and Wooster Road intersection will be closed today, Wednesday, Oct. 2 for one day, according to information from the town of Winona Lake.
On Thursday, Oct. 3 the intersection will reopen but work will begin south of Wooster Road on CR 250 East to just north of Lakeland Christian Academy.

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