Barren County to host planning and zoning town hall meetings amid renewed development questions
Meetings are scheduled for July 14 and July 21, with two additional meetings planned for August.
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Meetings are scheduled for July 14 and July 21, with two additional meetings planned for August.
The celebration will feature food trucks, music and games, and is open to the public.
Kentucky State Police said the investigation remains ongoing.
According to Glass, site work is expected to begin in late July, with the property scheduled to be turned over to McDonald’s by the end of October so business can move forward.
The concert is free and open to the public.
The agency encouraged parents to stay involved in their children’s digital lives by knowing which apps, games and websites they use and by having regular conversations about online safety.
According to the annual economic impact study, Barren County ranked 18th among Kentucky’s 120 counties for visitor spending.
The combination of high temperatures and humidity significantly increases the risk of heat-related illnesses.
Kentucky Industrial Alliance is asking the court to prohibit Cave City from enforcing the moratorium against its proposed development while the lawsuit is pending.