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Local access changes for Schutte Rd south of the Lloyd Expy

By Jana Garrett,

17 hours ago

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Officials say beginning on or after September 26, access to Schutte Road south of the Lloyd Expressway will be temporarily closed.

Officials with the Lloyd4U project say local access onto the Lloyd Expressway from the south will still be maintained. This closure will give room for crews to perform a water main relocation near the Schutte Road intersection.

Officials say those wishing to access Schutte Road to the south should follow University Parkway to Clarke Lane.

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