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Depot Street bridge reopens six months after being damaged by Helene

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People were so ready to use the Depot Street bridge that two cars drove around “street closed” signs as Waynesville officials were preparing for a ribbon cutting Friday morning to officially reopen the vital link into downtown.
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Depot Street bridge reopens six months after being damaged by Helene

People were so ready to use the Depot Street bridge that two cars drove around “street closed” signs as Waynesville officials were preparing for a ribbon cutting Friday morning to officially reopen the vital link into downtown.

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The Mountaineer broke the news in on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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