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🚧 Road Closure Update: Moore County, NC - Cool Springs Road Impassable

2024-05-02

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Residents and commuters in Moore County, NC, are advised that Cool Springs Road is currently impassable. The local transportation agencies have reported this situation, reminding travelers to seek alternative routes and exercise caution when navigating the area. The specific location affected is 1979 Cool Springs Road. Commuters should stay tuned for further announcements pertaining to when the roadway will be cleared and safe for travel again.

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