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Roanoke will pay $5.7M in funding for three road projects, including North Walnut Road, North Oak Street and Howe Road. (Heather McCullough/Community Impact)
Keller | Roanoke | Northeast Fort Worth

Roanoke officials approve $5.7M in city funding for 3 road projects

By Heather McCullough

Denton County will fund 50% of the total construction costs for each project using a 2022 bond

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