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    You are at:Home»Local News»Intersection of 4th & Houston closes

    Intersection of 4th & Houston closes

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    By KMAN Staff on August 23, 2024 Local News
    Photo by Lewis Marien The intersection of Fourth and Houston streets in downtown Manhattan is closed for work. Crews are to remove and reconstruct the road surface, storm sewer and sidewalks. Additionally, they will install landscaping and lighting.

    The intersection of Fourth and Houston streets closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic on Thursday.

    The closure is an expansion of the work in the 300 block of Houston Street, which has been shut down between Third and Fourth streets for months. City officials on Wednesday said they expect the project to continue through the winter.

    To view the full story visit themercury.com

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