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Road Improvements and New Businesses in Newberry, SC

The revitalized Main Street of Newberry SC with new businesses and smooth roads.

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Newberry, SC, is on the rise with newly repaved roads and exciting new businesses. The South Carolina Department of Transportation is enhancing key roadways, and new restaurants and shops are opening up, driving community engagement and economic growth. Residents can look forward to better connectivity and fun community events, showcasing Newberry’s vibrant spirit.

Exciting Times in Newberry, SC: Road Repairs and New Businesses Coming Your Way

Newberry, SC, is buzzing with energy these days, and there’s a lot to talk about! If you’ve driven down Main Street recently, you’ll notice that it has been newly repaved and is looking better than ever. It’s smooth sailing for drivers, as this main artery of the community is in excellent condition.

But that’s not all! The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has rolled out plans for even more road improvements for Newberry County. In 2024, look forward to the 34-Bypass being repaved from Wilson Road to Nance Street. Also on the list is a refresh for Highway #121, which will be repaved from I-26 to Highway #176. Other roads getting some attention include Highway #39 in Chappells, Highway #66 in Whitmire, and several local roads like Clara Brown Road, Island Ford Road, New Hope Road, and Mount Bethel Garmany Road near the interstate.

In addition to these updates, the County Transportation Committee is planning to repave several urban streets by June 2025. This list includes Glenn Street (from Evans through Kate), Drayton Street (from Boundary to Milligan), and parts of Center, Hill, Lindsay, Luther, Morgan, Reid, and South Streets. Plus, we can expect the Boundary Street Bridge replacement project to wrap up by early fall, bringing even better connectivity to the area.

On top of all this, there’s major action on I-26, with construction aimed at widening the road from Little Mountain to Irmo, expected to be completed in winter 2024. Just a heads up! Starting April 15, 2024, I-26 east will be reduced to one lane from Joanna to Little Mountain, so keep your eyes peeled for detour signs directing you to Highway 76. And yes, two bridges crossing I-26 will also be undergoing construction for about a month.

New Business Openings Brighten Up Newberry

exciting new businesses! Have you checked out the new Legends restaurant in the Food Lion shopping center? If you love good food, the Brisket Panni comes highly recommended! Not to be outdone, the newly opened Migs restaurant—taking over from Irene’s—is sure to garner attention as well.

History and Community Events

Pork in the Park festival on April 19-20! This is a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together. Additionally, don’t miss out on performances from Newberry-born group A Thousand Horses, as well as bluegrass shows and a Prince tribute band at the Opera House. There’s something for everyone to enjoy!