Williamson County residents continue to push for future road realignment

  • Kimberly Keller, left, advocates for Arterial K to be moved away from Possum Creek during the October 22 Commissioners Council meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.
    Kimberly Keller, left, advocates for Arterial K to be moved away from Possum Creek during the October 22 Commissioners Council meeting. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.
  • The proposed roadway for Arterial K, formerly known as Corridor K, is part of the county’s long-range plan and will connect Interstate 35 to the future East Wilco Highway. Illustration Courtesy of Williamson County.
    The proposed roadway for Arterial K, formerly known as Corridor K, is part of the county’s long-range plan and will connect Interstate 35 to the future East Wilco Highway. Illustration Courtesy of Williamson County.
     Frustrations over some proposed roadways in eastern Williamson County continue to brew, as residents voice their concerns about impacted properties and wildlife.Residents from Twin Creek Farms in Walburg spoke to Williamson County commissioners Tuesday, October 22, about the new proposed location of Arterial K, a road that wil...

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