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Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 6:48 AM

Floodplain work brings new residents to town

RANDOLPH – The Middle Logan Creek Floodplain mitigation project will be wrapping up this summer. When construction crews and heavy machinery make their exodus from town, the project’s superintendent plans to stay behind and become a permanent part of the community.
Floodplain work brings new residents to town
Tim Swatzell stands next to a portion of the Middle Logan Creek in Randolph. Swatzell has been the quality control manager and superintendent of the floodplain project for the past year. He’s in the process of purchasing two lots in town and will be bui

RANDOLPH – The Middle Logan Creek Floodplain mitigation project will be wrapping up this summer. When construction crews and heavy machinery make their exodus from town, the project’s superintendent plans to stay behind and become a permanent part of the community.

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