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Was in Morgantown around Christmas and drove through West Ridge to see the progress that's been made. I drove up past the mall and the Gabe's plaza, and I thought that the road was already completed between Westridge and there. Much to my surprise it was fenced off. Can someone tell me why in the world they would keep that road closed if it is completed. Wouldn't they want people to access their development from the area of the mall and other shops? I know that the one strip mall section is still under construction, but is that road really interfering with their construction? I don't believe so.
Just a little gripe I had LOL
They know the traveling public is like herding cats & very nosey so the would no doubt be a few vehicles driving around in the construction site.
Looks like buckle built a new store where dressbarn used to be. Don’t know if they relocated or just built another store. Ross also looks to be almost ready, with the sign up. I’ve been seeing many rumors of Costco’s, but don’t know if it’s true
It looks like they have started construction on the Drury Hotel, and the are starting on Kohls next to Home goods.
Check this, it is not the hotel, but a Texas Road House.
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Drury and Kohls
