In a totally unexpected turn of events, a sinkhole just appeared out-of-the-blue near a major water line in Spartanburg County. The sinkhole caused officials to shut down Cudd Drive near Cherokee Springs for what looks like more than a week. This has certainly given locals something to chat about over their morning coffee!
Local officials are urging drivers to take a different route. If you use Cudd Drive regularly, you’ll have to add a little twist to your normal trip. You’ll need to swing around to Old Furnace Road, scoot onto RC Thompson Road, and then make a cheeky right turn to get back onto Cudd Drive. It’s like a mini road trip in your own backyard!
Scottie Kay Blackwell from Spartanburg County communicated this message. He said,“We are actively working with Spartanburg Water, and it may be the end of next week before we can safely reopen the road to traffic.” So, it seems we all need to practice a bit of patience and trust that they’re doing their best.
While this might be a neat little spectacle and a fun topic of conversation, we all must remember the importance of being safe. We all love a good sinkhole story, but let’s make sure it’s one without any injuries. So, follow the detours, resist the urge to peak into the sinkhole, and let the professionals do their job.
As we all shuffle and adjust our routines due to this road closure, it’s a good reminder that change is a constant part of life. Speaking of changes, with the shifting weather, it’s time to start transitioning your garden from summer to fall. So while the road works are in progress, why not get your hands dirty in the garden instead?
Give your green space some TLC and watch it thrive in return. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just dipping your toes, experimenting with fall plants can be both fun and rewarding!
Speaking of making changes, it’s never a bad idea to unclutter your living space. Trade in that large sofa for a smaller one or opt for a cozy loveseat. You’d be surprised at how much space you can free up, making your dorm life a little less cluttered and a tad more comfortable. So roll up your sleeves and make some space!
And since we are on the theme of change, let’s discuss decorations. Yes, we know, it’s still early, but if you want to get your hands on the hottest decorations, it’s never too soon to act! We’re talking particularly about the season’s highly anticipated decoration pieces – anyone remember the 12-foot skeleton? So, let your creative juices flow and plan that ultimate seasonal décor!
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