... this federal stimulus thing. They selected a key project and went with it. For the county, the long-discussed Vilonia bypass is the stimulus choice. While someone living in Greenbrier or Mayflower who does not travel U.S. 64 East may disagree with its priority, this new ...

... major stimulus project — and among the largest stimulus-funded projects in the state — is the paving of the Vilonia Bypass, for which AHTD has allocated about $46 million. Described roughly, the bypass will route Highway 64 traffic south ...

One of the wettest springs in history has not helped the progress of a bypass around the city of Vilonia.  Glenn Bolick, spokesperson for the Arkansas Highway and Transportion Department, said grating and structuring is still occurring on a portion of the new road. 

... projects as opposed to fewer large projects. We could go out and spend a very large sum on one project, like the Vilonia bypass, but the spirit of the bill would be to split that. "We're not only talking about spreading that to different ...

The final phase of the Vilonia bypass tops the Arkansas Highway and ... released by AHTD on Friday, the Vilonia bypass project is set for $46 million ... to bid by March 2010, like the Vilonia bypass, are in the second. Once this ...

... for county roads. Transportation officials said that the most expensive project planned was the construction of the Vilonia bypass in Faulkner County, which they estimate will cost between $45 million to $50 million. The project list also includes ...

... We're going through these older bridges and putting in new ones." The state department will also work on the Vilonia bypass, which will cross Highway 107, Church, Rocky Point, Mount Olive, Beryl, Walker and other streets. The state ...

A public meeting for Vilonia residents interested in defeating the Highway 64 bypass is set for 7 p.m. Friday at the Vilonia Fire Station on Bise Drive.

... of aldermen to respond. MPC: 66.7 percent (four of six). The Great Equine Dispute Here we go again -- the Vilonia bypass matter, the quintessential dead horse, rumbles to life once more this week in an inflammatory City Council meeting ...

I would like to respond to the many letters I've read in recent weeks concerning the proposed Vilonia bypass. I am a resident of Vilonia although I reside out the city limits. In the six years I have lived here, I have witnessed the ...