Gov. Pat McCrory was in Forsyth County Friday to break ground on the long-awaited eastern leg of the Northern Beltway. The nearly four-mile section of the beltway will run between business 40 and U.S. 158.
Construction on the first section of Winston-Salem's Northern Beltway could start next month. The $154 million contract for these four miles of pavement was awarded to a New York firm.
A new North Carolina non-profit, NC Aerospace, is forming to advocate for aerospace business in the Triad and across the state.
A decision has been made: Cherry and Marshall streets will be the main interchange for Business 40 in downtown Winston-Salem when road improvements are finished.
Greensboro is moving forward with several pedestrian projects.
Governor Pat McCrory's plan to borrow a billion dollars for road projects still won't pay for everything.
The Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation, or PART, depends mostly on a 5 percent tax on rental cars for a big chunk of its funding. And as business travel declined during the recession, so did the agency's revenues. From 2008 to 2010, PART's rental tax revenue dropped by about $1 million.
A bridge over US 421 in Lewisville will be getting a makeover to create a more appealing entrance to the western Forsyth County town.
Laura Peoples is the Executive Director of Bicycling in Greensboro, an organization that hopes to turn Greensboro into a bike-friendly community. WFDD Radio Camper Aidan Kelley has more.
Motorists who use US 421/I-40 Business near Kernersville could notice some major delays over the next two weeks.