Railroad News Archive

17-Nov-2007

'Railroad Bridge Inspections (WHP CBS 21 Harrisburg)
The safety of bridges, is in the news once again. This time, though, it's railroad bridges.

'ETSU dedicates railroad museum (Bristol Herald Courier)
East Tennessee State University will dedicate the George L. Carter railroad Museum at 11 a.m. The museum is housed in the old College of Medicine building on the Pedestrian Mall, opposite Roy S. Nicks Hall. The locomotion tribute features a large working model layouts and historical exhibits honoring Tri-Cities ties to railroads.

'Negotiations to ease railroad noise continue (The Sentinel)
Sleep-deprived residents who live near Shippensburg Area Intermediate School and the Cottages of Shippensburg are hoping that the school board?s vote to continue negotiations with Norfolk Southern Railway is the beginning of the end of their interrupted nights.

'Railroad work to close Harrison Street (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Harrison Street will be closed Saturday to all traffic at the Norfolk-Southern Railroad tracks north of Superior Street.

'PGA great Stadler stays at Railroad Inn (Southwest Iowa News)
Essex Railroad Inn manager Bob Salmon (left) and golf great Craig Stadler. Stadler stayed at the inn this week. Essex Railroad Inn manager Bob Salmon (left) and golf great Craig Stadler. Stadler stayed at the inn this week.

'Railroad moves by Craddick criticized (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By R.A. DYER AUSTIN -- Micromanaging by House Speaker Tom Craddick and his staff has put an important part of the state's historical heritage at risk -- the Texas State Railroad -- the mayor of Palestine said Friday. As a result of funding delays from Austin, her small town's City Council and that of neighboring Rusk took the extraordinary steps this week of authorizing $1 million in loans for ...

'Deadly Railroad Crossings (19 Action News Cleveland)
Cleveland, OH - Some say Northeast Ohio has more railroad crossings than any other part of the country. That's all the more reason why our special investigation affects so many people. With our heavy rail network, and roads crowded with cars and school busses, chances are you've driven over a railroad crossing that has placed you in an unnecessary risk.

'Boynton was a railroad boom town (Muskogee Phoenix)
Many towns throughout the American West got their start as refueling stations for the railroads. When the proposed route of a new railroad line was learned, enterprising businessmen flocked to that line.

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