Heads up to all who navigate the historic heart of our city – there's some disruption in the offing at the Historic Courthouse tomorrow. If you're accustomed to entering or exiting on the East side of San Jacinto Street, make other plans. The courthouse managers are setting up a lift on the premises; it's all for the sake of water testing and necessary repairs on that storied building's exterior.
While the details are scant, what's clear as day is that local foot and road traffic will need to reroute. If you've got business at the courthouse or in the neighborhood, allow for some extra travel time. Official sources haven't specified the duration of the inconvenience, however, it's pegged to begin tomorrow. There's an apology already in the mix – a preemptive "sorry" for the hassle it's bound to cause. The courthouse crew likely knows that barricades are a bother, even when they're for the greater good.
For those needing a bit more context, the news comes directly from the source – Rockwall County's announcement. It's a brief note, admittedly, but its import is significant for daily courthouse comers and goers. Day-to-day business at the courthouse will keep rolling, only with a slight tweak to your approach, so don't be caught unawares come Monday.
