Hardy Street in Forrest County closed for USM Homecoming parade

Earl Glenn, P.E., Deputy Executive Director  Chief Engineer - Mississippi Department of Transportation
Earl Glenn, P.E., Deputy Executive Director Chief Engineer - Mississippi Department of Transportation
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Earl Glenn, P.E., Deputy Executive Director  Chief Engineer - Mississippi Department of Transportation
Earl Glenn, P.E., Deputy Executive Director Chief Engineer - Mississippi Department of Transportation

The City of Hattiesburg has announced a temporary road closure on Hardy Street in Forrest County due to the University of Southern Mississippi’s Homecoming parade. The closure will take place on Saturday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., affecting the section between U.S. 49 and 40th Avenue.

Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes during this period. For real-time travel updates, the Mississippi Department of Transportation encourages the public to download the MDOT Traffic mobile app, visit MDOTtraffic.com, or follow @MississippiDOT on Facebook and X.

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