It's been months since Brandywine Boulevard closed in Zanesville, but the culvert project is finally complete.
The culvert collapsed back in March of 2011. Public Service Director Mike Sims said crews have been working on repairs all summer and he appreciates the patience from the community.
"Everything is basically done," said Sims. "There's a small amount of work that has to be done to hook up a sign on Monday, but that will be off the street and out...
Months after closure, a heavily traveled road in Zanesville will re-open.
Since may, Brandywine Boulevard has been closed to repair a culvert that collapsed in March of 2011. After some minor setbacks the road is set to be paved by Friday and open for traffic late next week..
"Brandywine is moving along well now. It's been a long process and we've had a few days where we did have rain that has caused some problems with them having to clean the pipe back out so that kind of...
Work continues on the culvert located on Brandywine Boulevard.
Public Service Director Mike Sims said that the project slated to finish at the end of July has received a 30 day extension. It will now have a deadline near the end of August, though Sims said it shouldn't take that long to complete. Work is slow and steady to make sure the new pipe holds as fill is placed.
"There's so much fill that they have to be careful about how they bring the fill up around both sides and...
A culvert that collapsed nearly a year ago on Brandywine Boulevard on the city's north end will soon be ready to repair.
Zanesville Public Service Director Mike Sims said Zemba Brothers will be awarded the bid to do repairs on the 12 by 19 foot culvert.
Sims said the work will begin as soon as the funds become available to his office.
The culvert runs along and behind the Colony Square Mall."Hopefully we can get this thing going within the next two to three weeks, and...
In just a few days a local mainstay will open the doors of its new location with an incentive few can resist.
On Monday, Buffalo Wild wings will re-open for the first time in two weeks, with the first one hundred people at the door getting free wings for a year.
General Manager Matt Antonetz said his store is not only preparing for the grand re-opening, but for the number of people preparing to camp out.
"I'm hearing people all over town talking about it, said...
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