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Portion of KY55 to close for candlelight vigil From Trooper Jonathan Houk Kentucky State Police, along with the Kentucky State Highway Department, will be closing a short portion of Jamestown Street (KY55) near KSP Post 15 at 6pmCT tomorrow, October 1, 2026, for a candlelight vigil honoring the life of Trooper Hayden Phillips. The road closure will occur on Jamestown Street at the Bomar Heights Street intersection, beside Speedway, down to the intersection of the 49 exit for the Cumberland Parkway. Motorist needing to reach Columbia, via the Cumberland Parkway, will need to utilize the 46 exit instead of the 49 exit. The roadway shutdown is anticipated to last approximately 2-3 hours. This story was posted on 2026-09-30 17:03:12
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