Orange cone polka

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Drivers on Price streets won't have to weave through the orange cones much longer. The annual street striping project is about 90 percent complete, according to Public Works Director Gary Sonntag. The striping cost more than $19,000. The paint is mixed to be durable, but every year traffic, sunlight and weather erase the stripes. "The city wants the lines to be as visible as possible," Sonntag said."

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