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States highway arrows create confusement



2008-08-05 - Entrance from Greensburg St, Public Square, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE about the arrows on the signs for KY 55 and KY 80 on the Courthouse Lawn facing the Greensburg Street traffic. "About one time a week," Councillor Charles Grimsley says, "a car or semi-trailer truck will turn left when they enter the Square and go the wrong way." At last night's Columbia City Council meeting, Mayor Patrick R. Bell told him that he would have the Kentucky Highway Department, which is responsible for the signs to take a look at it.


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