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Timing isn't the greatest, but it's certainly needed badly in that stretch of road. I was in town last weekend and I could really tell the need for resurfacing and updated street lights.
Speaking of roads, what in the world is going on with the 10th street connector? I feel like the entire portion has been 98% paved for over a year now. It seems like they could at least move east bound traffic onto the new portion until it intersects with 14th street.
Farmville, N.C. (WNCT) – Farmville is set to host thousands of bikers today for cycle North Carolina’s 19th annual Mountains to Coast Bike Ride.
This could bring different traffic patterns and a spike in business the town.
Over 2 thousand cyclists are expected to take part in this event this morning.
City officials say they could not be more excited for Farmville to take part in the event.
They say lots of preparation has gone into making all of this happen.
Event coordinators have been working hard with the city to ensure safety is a top priority today.
They have put signage up reminding drivers of the event everywhere around town.
Organizers say they want the bikers to enjoy everything Farmville has to offer while doing it safely.
“We have promoted the route as much possible we have signage,” said Steven Hardy-Braz, coordinator of the event for Farmville. “We marked it we’re making sure that the led signs will be up that the police will be out in force making sure everyone is sharing the road they cyclists won’t be coming as a group, but a 3 or 4 hour period.”
The businesses in Farmville have all prepared for the increase in traffic as well.
They have decked out their window fronts with bike themed displays.
They also put up signs reminding people of bike safety – the whole town is excited for the event.
GREENVILLE— Carolina Coastal Railway will be closing a section of Greenville Boulevard west of 14th Street, beginning Wednesday, Oct. 11. The closure is needed so railroad crews can repair a crossing in that area.
The road closure will start at 7 a.m. and last until 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13. Traffic will be detoured to 14th Street and Brownlea Drive to get back to Greenville Boulevard.
Transportation officials urge motorists to drive carefully through the detour route, and allow for extra time for traveling through the area.
For real-time travel information, visit DriveNC.gov or follow NCDOT on Twitter.
The project previously referred to as Campus Edge will be called The Proximity at Tenth Street and will also have a different design according to the Taft Family Ventures website
The project previously referred to as Campus Edge will be called The Proximity at Tenth Street and will also have a different design according to the Taft Family Ventures website
That almost looks like Joplin High School design!! and that's awesome!!
And our mall needs to be two level, Not just one. I think it should get expanded and we have enough space to do it. Can't wait for them to propose it.
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The Proximity at Tenth Street
