New sidewalk project in Haskell aims to improve safety along busy road

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May 2
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KJRH By: Clifton Haskin May 02, 2026

HASKELL, Okla. — A new sidewalk project is in the works in Haskell, aimed at improving safety for residents who currently walk along a busy stretch of road without pedestrian access.

Along West Skelly Road near South Broadway Avenue, there are no sidewalks, forcing people to walk in ditches or along the street to reach nearby stores or get into town.

“It’s either walk in a ditch or walk in the street,” said Haskell resident Brett Winter.

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