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Traffic closures announced for Weirton event

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Weirton will celebrate Christmas on Main Street this Saturday from 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. , featuring vendors, games, and the lighting of the community Christmas tree.

To accommodate the festivities, Main Street will close between Cove Road and Marland Heights Road from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. Traffic will be detoured, directing southbound vehicles onto Cove Road and encouraging westbound traffic on Cove Road to reroute.

Northbound vehicles will also be redirected to access Main Street through Marland Heights Road. The local government aims to ensure safety and accessibility during the event, which attracts residents and visitors alike. Signage will alert drivers on U. S. Route 22, particularly for larger vehicles like tractor-trailers.

The event not only fosters community spirit but also supports local businesses participating as vendors. Christmas on Main Street has become a cherished annual tradition for Weirton, enhancing local holiday celebrations.

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