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Senoia Road reopens in Peachtree City

A new drone video shows the progress being made in Peachtree City’s Wilksmoor Village area. Courtesy Peachtree City
A new drone video shows the progress being made in Peachtree City’s Wilksmoor Village area. Courtesy Peachtree City
By Jill HowardChurch
Oct 26, 2016

Contractors working in the Wilksmoor Village area of west Peachtree City have reopened Senoia Road to through traffic. The road had been closed since June 1 for the extension of MacDuff Parkway, where several subdivisions are under construction.

The intersection of MacDuff Parkway, Senoia Road and Kedron Drive will include a traffic signal and a dedicated pedestrian/path crossing. A new drone video of the area is now online, showing the north end of Senoia Road and related development.

View the video: https://www.facebook.com/95326628866/videos/10154137965158867/.

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