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🌉 If you're traveling across Owensboro's Glover Cary Bridge, commonly known as the "Blue Bridge," next week, you may notice some daytime lane restrictions while Palmer Engineering conducts the bridge's annual inspection on behalf of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

Here's a fun fact: The Glover Cary Bridge opened to traffic in 1940 and carries approximately 7,200 vehicles every day across the Ohio River, connecting Daviess County, Kentucky, and southern Indiana via KY 2262.

Annual inspections help ensure this iconic river crossing continues to safely serve motorists for years to come. If you're traveling through the area June 15-19, plan for a little extra travel time and use caution in the work zone.

Learn more about the inspection and check out photos from past inspections at https://ow.ly/HZj350ZazRr.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, District 2

🏆 We’re excited to share that the article "Wi******er Avenue Reimagined: A Model for Downtown Revitalization," written by Palmer Engineering's Josh Coburn, PE, PTOE, received the 1st Place Champion Award in the American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE National) “Scanner Article of the Year” (SAY) Awards.

The award was presented at the 2026 ASHE National Conference in Washington, D.C., where Kevin Damron, PE, of Palmer Engineering and President of the ASHE - Bluegrass Section, accepted the honor on behalf of Josh and the project team.

📖 Read the full article and learn more about the project 👉https://ow.ly/n5KZ50Z9lkJ

Last week, Palmer was proud to be a sponsor at the 2026 West Virginia Transportation Planning Conference in Morgantown, WV.

We enjoyed the opportunity to connect with transportation professionals from across the state, share ideas, and discuss the projects shaping the future of our communities. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth—we appreciate the conversations and look forward to building new partnerships and supporting the transportation needs of West Virginia for years to come.