The week of May 22 the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) expects to start a mill and overlay project on K-152. The 13-mile project begins at the junction with K-7 and continues east to U.S. 69.
Flaggers and a pilot car will guide one-lane traffic through the work zone during daylight hours; expect delays of 15 minutes or less. KDOT awarded the construction contract of $2.8 million to Superior Bowen Asphalt Company LLC, Kansas City, Missouri.
Weather permitting, the road work should be finished in July. Check KDOT’s updated traveler information website, www.kandrive.org, for more highway condition and construction details. Persons with questions may contact Construction Manager Ian Stringham at (785) 433-6116 or Public Affairs Manager Priscilla Petersen at (620) 902-6433.
NEWS
Audience members request one year moratorium on solar farms
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USD 362 sells construction class house
Move solves one of three financial issues Monday night’s Unified School District 362 approval at a special meeting of the sale of a vocational-education construction house in La Cygne has solved what appeared to be an impending financial concern. However, two... [More]
La Cygne passes past-debated action items
Approved pair will buy skid steer, delete proposed RV permit registration Two items thoroughly debated and tabled after a Sept. 6 regular meeting have now been passed by La Cygne city leaders. At their regular meeting last Wednesday, Sept. 20, the council cast a... [More]
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SPORTS
Prairie View rolls against Burlington on Homecoming
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Pleasanton cross country competes at Prairie View and Humboldt
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COMMUNITY
Epps invited to speak at KASB banquet
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The Missourians to perform in Mound City
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Eagle Scouts complete community service projects
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- Reconnecting with the family farm
- Robert F. Morgan Scholarship Run set for June 10
- Honoring their ancestors
