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Century Avenue between Branch Street and Amherst Road is now open to two-way traffic following a crash and power line disruption. Single-lane closures may remain as repairs continue, with officials urging alternate routes. The closure occurred earlier in the night.
WMTV 15 NEWS · Oct 9, 2026Potbelly will open a new location on October 6 at the Greenway Station Shopping Center, owned by sisters Shanida and Naomi Wray. A grand opening celebration is planned for October 24. This adds a local dining option for shoppers and workers in the area.
Franchising.com · Oct 9, 2026Only 2 publishable local items were found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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The Middleton Police Department announced that Century Avenue is back open to two-way traffic after being closed earlier in the night. The closure, between Branch Street and Amherst Road, was due to a traffic crash and power line disruption. Officials advised using alternate routes as single lane closures might continue.
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Potbelly is opening a new shop on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Greenway Station Shopping Center in Middleton. The new location will be owned and operated by sisters Shanida and Naomi Wray. A grand opening celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24.
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