Дорога Мислич в Ричленде закрыта из-за опасного перекрестка

• 1 min read The Town of Richland is notifying the public that Misslich Drive will be temporarily closed at or before its intersection with County N, effective immediately. The closure is being made because the intersection presents an immediate and unacceptable safety hazard. Trees and overgrown vegetation obstruct the view of traffic approaching on County N, making it difficult or impossible for a driver traveling from Misslich Drive to see approaching vehicles before entering the intersection. This condition creates a serious risk of a collision, particularly for school buses, emergency vehicles, residents, and other motorists. This closure is a public-safety measure. It is not intended to interfere with emergency services or to create unnecessary inconvenience. There will be no designated detour. Motorists will need to use other existing roads to reach their destinations and should not attempt to enter the closed portion of Misslich Drive from County N. For emergency personnel, fire, sheriff, EMS, and other authorized responders, access to Misslich Drive and Three Springs Lane will be available from Hustlers Ridge. Access will not be available from County N. The closure will remain in place until the sight-distance hazard has been corrected or until a qualified safety or engineering review determines that Misslich Drive can be reopened safely. The Town Board will review the closure periodically and will provide notice of any change. Adam Hess has been involved in radio broadcasting since 1990, with many of those years spent on the air at WRCO FM in Richland Center. Currently, Adam hosts the Weekend Wake-up and Prime Mover Saturdays on WRCO FM, jumps in and helps out with news duties, handles Social Media duties for WRCO and WRCE, and is the Director of Technology at a Southwest Wisconsin School District. Reach him at [email protected]. Tim Thiede is a Muscoda native who earned a degree in Radio/TV/Film from UW-Oshkosh where he decided to return to school as a non-traditional student. Since graduating in 2013 Tim has been working in radio previously in Reedsburg before being hired at WRCO in 2021. Besides being an on-air personality Tim also assists in the news department, engineers sports broadcasts and helps out wherever needed.