Old Lifsey Springs Rd. reopened

The Pike County Journal-Reporter

Old Lifsey Springs Rd. reopened

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Walter Geiger

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Thursday, July 22. 2010

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Old Lifsey Springs Road was reopened to traffic Thursday for the first time in six months.

Todd Goolsby of the Pike County public works department said the road had been closed for about six months due to damage from heavy rains this past winter.

For more on this story, see the 7.28.2010 print/e-edition of The Journal-Reporter.

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#1 Concord Resident on 07/23/10 at 07:55 AM

As promised, Pike did put signs up to tell you the road was closed.

The problem was they put the signs a mile down the road, at the bridge that was out, and you had to drive that far to find out the road was closed and then turn around and go back the way you came to get to another road to get to where you want to go. The same thing happened with West Road, too.

#2 Star of David on 07/23/10 at 12:11 PM

The road closed sign appears to have been made by someone in the Jewish faith. Nice sign but needed to be placed at the intersection 109 & Old Lifsey Springs. Is Roosevelt Willis still in charge of the road department?

#2.1 Meansville Militia on 07/25/10 at 10:32 PM

Is he now ? 6 months now that roads been closed. He musta just worked on it in his off time. Thats why I come to these posts.Willis did a good job by himself just took too long. It was in his district. I didnt know he was jewish though. Musta converted.

#3 Sheila Tolley on 08/03/10 at 05:34 PM

This topic reminds me of a spider weaving a web. It is a process that involves ingenuity on the part of the spider. It can be rather complicated, but that is beside the point, because it is relevant to this article.

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