A massive mudslide is making its way onto Frontage Road in the southern end of Washington Lands in Marshall County.
Residents said the slide started Easter weekend, and the mud and debris has been slowly moving down the hill ever since.
They are concerned that a heavy rain could make it move faster, trapping them in their homes or even destroying their houses all together.
Residents are mostly pleased with how the Department of Highways is handling the side. They said the DOH has been out numerous times to clean up the mud and make sure the main road is passable.
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