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February 7, 2023

Portion of road closing for bridge work

Sequoyah County Commissioners said Monday during their weekly commissioner’s meeting they will be closing a portion of Central Road beginning Feb. 7 in order to redo a bridge.

Commissioner Jim Rogers said part of the road will be closed from Redwood to the railroad tracks right before you get to Central School.

Rogers said it should take about 180 days to complete the bridge work, depending on the weather.

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