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Trigg County Addresses Road Conditions Post-Flood

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Trigg County Road Supervisor Brandon Calhoun shared updates Monday night with magistrates about the impact of recent winter weather and flooding on county roads. Calhoun said that all county roads have reopened, and his crews are continuing debris cleanup efforts. [audio mp3="https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2352/2025/03/04114021/030525-calhoun-1.mp3"] Magistrate Mike Wright questioned Calhoun about reopening roads a…

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blainecountyjournal.com

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Due to the sudden rise in temperature over the past week, flooding has caused many roads to be closed around the county. These roads can be very dangerous as water erodes the roadways and causes other types of damage. The picture above shows Birdtail Road, which has now reopened. Be sure to check the Blaine County Road Department's Facebook page for the latest...

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btimesherald.com

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‘Tis the season for your annual reminder to just say no to wet and muddy roads! We get it – messy roads are tempting to drive through. The squish of the sludge, splash of the water, spray of the mud over every nearby surface… even the most reserved folks have probably created a rut or two in their lives. It’s quick, harmless fun, right? Not so fast. If you come across a wet or muddy road, slow down, turn around, and go the other way! The snow is…

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