
Alleghany County: Route 220 remains closed
Part of Route 220 (Hot Springs Road) in Alleghany County remains closed to through traffic due to damage from a slope failure.

Part of Route 220 (Hot Springs Road) in Alleghany County remains closed to through traffic due to damage from a slope failure.

Part of Route 758 (Woodstock Tower Road) in Shenandoah County is closed until further notice due to a slope failure that has damaged the roadway.

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Part of Route 655 (Sulphur Springs Road) in Frederick County will be reconstructed beginning Monday, March 4. During early stages of the project, contractors will erect signs, install erosion-control fencing and remove trees.

The Augusta County Historical Society Spring Meeting has a lot going for it. The March 17 meeting will feature a talk about of the history of grain – milled for flours and distilled for whiskey – here in the Central Shenandoah Valley.

A slope failure along Route 220 (Hot Springs Road) in Alleghany County will take at least two weeks to repair. Until the work is complete, a 16-mile stretch of Route 220 through Alleghany and Bath counties will be closed to through traffic.

Part of Route 220 (Hot Springs Road) in Alleghany County is closed due to a slope failure just south of the Bath County line. Route 220 is closed to through traffic between Route 687(Jackson River Road) and Route 615 (Main Street, Hot Springs).

VDOT will hold a public hearing concerning improvements to C Street, Town of Elkton in Rockingham County. The meeting will take place from 5 to 7 p.m., Thursday, March 21, at Elkton Area Community Center.

Single-lane closures are scheduled for overnight hours Feb. 18-22 on southbound Interstate 81 in Augusta County near mile marker 228.

VDOT will hold a public hearing concerning improvements to Route 682 (Friedens Church Road) in Rockingham County.
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