Drivers and residents who frequent County Highway 13, better buckle up for change; Washington County has teamed up with the City of Woodbury to re-imagine the well-trodden Radio Drive. They've rolled out an online hub for public opinion on the future of the stretch from County Highway 20 to Hargis Parkway, and they're all ears until May 2.

The project's latest plans were unwrapped at an in-person meet-up on April 18, but if you missed it, don't sweat it—the same material is now up for grabs online. Anyone itching to have their say can hop over to their website any time until the deadline to drop some feedback, although, don't expect to catch any live presentations or roundtable discussions there—it's strictly DIY input.

For those eager to navigate the planned changes or to scribble down their two cents, the online engagement, as published by Washington County, is featured via a digital storyboard accessible through the provided link. This forum has been designed as a convenient method for community members to participate in shaping their daily commute and the overall landscape of their neck of the woods.

County officials point out that this project isn't just a spit-and-polish job; it's an endeavor that can alter travel times, affect local businesses, and possibly shape the community's growth, they're not just building a road, they're framing the community's connective tissue for years to come – look, listen, and lay out what that should mean for you.