Downtown Midland Street to Reopen

By: Dylan Brooks

Updated: September 6, 2010

    Getting around downtown Midland is about to get a little easier.
   Colorado Street will be re-opening in the near future between Missouri and Wall. The road has been closed as crews work on re-tiling the Bank of America building.
   Work will continue for the next two months or so, but the road will be open during that time.

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