Antelope County commissioners worked a little closer to resolving a plethora of road issues last week, although no decision was reached for bonding more work.

The bulk of the July 7 meeting at the courthouse in Neligh was dedicated to county roads, in one form or another. After clearing the agenda of other business and more than an hour of discussion with road superintendent Aaron Boggs, an unofficial agreement was reached, giving Boggs direction to move forward with work on four heavily traveled roads.

"Those are our worst stretches that we need to get fixed," Boggs said.

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