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Despite falling pieces, Ohl Street fix likely two years off

Summary by Record Argus - Serving Greenville, PA Since 1848
With cement falling from the long-closed Ohl Street Bridge in Greenville, the river under it is now closed to kayakers and canoers, and that won’t likely change anytime soon.
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Record Argus - Serving Greenville, PA since 1848Record Argus - Serving Greenville, PA since 1848

Despite falling pieces, Ohl Street fix likely two years off

With cement falling from the long-closed Ohl Street Bridge in Greenville, the river under it is now closed to kayakers and canoers, and that won’t likely change anytime soon.

·Mercer County, United States
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Record Argus - Serving Greenville, PA since 1848 broke the news in Mercer County, United States on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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