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Workers with Hodges & Son Construction Co. were busy last week drilling shafts and pouring pylons for the US 287 bridge behind the Donley County State Bank and Herring Bank. The steel rebar for the plyon structures measure 44 feet. TxDOT officials say the first shaft was drilled and poured Thursday, and this work will continue through this week. After the shafts are complete, demo for phase one will be finished up. Enterprise PhotoThe post Drilli
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Drilling deep - Clarendon Live

Workers with Hodges & Son Construction Co. were busy last week drilling shafts and pouring pylons for the US 287 bridge behind the Donley County State Bank and Herring Bank. The steel rebar for the plyon structures measure 44 feet. TxDOT officials say the first shaft was drilled and poured Thursday, and this work will continue through this week. After the shafts are complete, demo for phase one will be finished up. Enterprise PhotoThe post Drilli

·Clarendon, United States
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