RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – A road closed for nearly a month in Raleigh could reopen this week.
Wake Forest Road at Sycamore and Harding streets closed several weeks ago after crews found a 700-foot sinkhole during the construction on the Blount Street Person Street Corridor Improvements Project.
The closure was estimated to end Oct. 30. CBS 17 has reached out for an update.
Raleigh City officials said repairs are done and paving should begin, depending on weather. Traffic could be back to normal by the end of the week if things go as planned.
It will be a welcome relief for many who travel the area and have had to deal with the closure as they head into downtown Raleigh.
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