6/9/2011, Clayton Tribune New Routes for I-3 6/3/2011, Atlanta Journal-Constitution David Ralston broaches a Tennessee deal: Water for access to Atlantas airport, Savannahs port 6/1/2011, Dahlonega Nugget Interstate 3 opponents say project bears watching 5/26/2011, Chattahoochee Now Questions about N. Read More
The Corridor K-Interstate 3 Connection
In the spring of 2005, a newsletter arrived in the mail to the citizens in the tenth district of Georgia. Representative Charley Norwood grandly presented his plan for an Interstate to connect Savannah, Georgia, to Knoxville, Tennessee, running through Augusta Read More
After seven years, the legislatively required feasibility study of I-3 is completed, has been presented to Congress, and is now available for all to read. The study finds fatal flaws in all of the potential routes through the Southern Appalachians Read More
Many of you have been involved in stopping the highway (I-3) through the Georgia mountains. WaysSouth is awaiting a final report and congressional decision on this project but prospects are very good this is at an end. A Drive a Nail Read More
Many of you have been involved in stopping the highway (I-3) through the Georgia mountains. WaysSouth is awaiting a final report and congressional decision on this project but prospects are very good this is at an end. A “Drive a Nail Read More
WaysSouth Voices Newsletter Summer 2011 .PDF VERSION . The Georgia Chapter of the Sierra Club and WaysSouth teamed up to hold a public meeting about I-3 on May 25, at the United Community Bank in Dahlonega, GA. The Read More
WaysSouth Voices Newsletter Summer 2011 .PDF VERSION . The Congressionally mandated study of the steps and estimated funding necessary to designate and construct a route for the 3rd Infantry Division Highway, extending from Savannah, Georgia, to Knoxville, Tennessee, by Read More
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We need your help to put the I-3 proposal where it belongsinto a permanent coma. You can help us in three specific ways in the next few weeks: First, if you havent already told the Federal Highway Administration your opinion Read More
