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Change of Direction

Updated: January 7, 2009
Drivers in Danville will see some new traffic patterns on downtown city streets. Today, the city will start changing some stoplights and stop signs. Most are along Franklin, Hazel and Jackson. The city says the changes will help traffic flow in the are

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