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Tag: corridor h

Posted inEnvironment

As Corridor H nears completion, residents fight state highway officials to route it around their towns

Avatar photo by Alexa Beyer November 15th, 2022January 13th, 2023

Many residents and business owners in Davis and Thomas fear the state’s preferred route would strip their towns of the unique charm that draws tourists in by the thousands. But the top state highway official isn’t budging.

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