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🚧 Road Construction Update at Fulton St, Brentwood, Anderson
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Indiana. A recent report by a Waze user has indicated that there is ongoing road construction at Fulton St in the Brentwood area of Anderson, IN. Those planning to travel through the vicinity of 1301 Fulton Street should expect possible delays and are advised to seek alternative routes if necessary. The report does not specify an expected completion time for the construction, but drivers should stay alert for any construction signs and adhere to traffic regulations to ensure their safety and that of the workers on site.
'A hot mess': Downtown construction roils Noblesville streets
Conner Street heading into downtown Noblesville is a rough and tumble place right now. Construction crews with heavy machines have cut deep into the street to replace old, underlying bricks. Large orange and white-striped barriers block crossing at some intersections, with sidewalk access a comparative sliver, rendering the street a gravelly moat. “Getting...
Nighttime Ramp Closures on U.S. 31 for Weeklong Overlay Project
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. - The Indiana Department of Transportation contractor Enneking Pressure Cleaning, Inc. will close the U.S. 31 southbound exit 123 between 111th St. and 106th St. for night work beginning Monday, May 20.
🚧 Road Construction Update on Gretna Green Ln, Noblesville
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Indiana. Residents and commuters in Noblesville are advised of road construction reported by a Waze user on Gretna Green Ln. The latest update indicates that construction activities are underway and may impact travel in the area. Drivers are encouraged to plan their routes accordingly or allow extra travel time to accommodate potential delays. As always, safety should be a top priority, so please be mindful of workers and follow any temporary traffic signs or signals when navigating through the construction zone. We will provide additional updates on this situation as they become available.
The Indiana Peony Festival Might Be the Most Beautiful Festival in the State
There's a festival that takes place every year to celebrate Indiana's state flower, and it's as beautiful as you'd imagine. In 1957 the peony was officially recognized as Indiana's state flower, and one drive around the Hoosier State in May or June and it's easy to see why the peony was chosen to represent Indiana. According to the Indiana Historical Bureau, before the peony became the state flower, the zinnia was the state flower.
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