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Photo by Steve Kuperstock, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

Franklinton Mayor Darwin Sharp looks at a temporary patch installed where the Hancock Street repair occurred. He said permanent pavement will soon be laid down to make the road smooth once again.

A lengthy downtown Franklinton detour is now over. Following repairs to a leaking gas pipe, barricades at the corner of Hancock and Washington Street were removed on Thursday. Town workers were forced to wait for a replacement pipe because the original leaking pipe was manufactured back in the 1950’s. A replacement pipe had to be found that would fit perfectly into the ancient pipeline. Franklinton Mayor Darwin Sharp was at the scene of the repair. He said he was extremely glad that an appropriate replacement was found for the leaking pipe.

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