Brian Lange of MoDOT was a guest speaker at the annual Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by the Marthasville Area Chamber of Commerce and local clergy. He provided an indepth update of progress …
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Brian Lange of MoDOT was a guest speaker at the annual Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by the Marthasville Area Chamber of Commerce and local clergy. He provided an indepth update of progress to the new Washington Bridge which should be completed in December of this year. Also speaking was Matt Jacobi, a representative of Alberici Construction. The breakfast benefits the Washington Overseas Mission.
