Kentucky’s drug czar to retire after 22 years on the job
During Ingram’s time with the Office of Drug Control Policy, overdose deaths took a downward turn.
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Officials offer conflicting accounts of Edmonton grocery plans
Edmonton has been without a full-service grocery store for months, and city officials have made finding a grocer a priority.
Glasgow delays sign ordinance enforcement until Nov. 2
Under the ordinance, signs placed in rights of way or otherwise not in compliance could be removed and their owners could face fines.
What’s next for Barren County’s proposed zoning rules?
The proposed ordinance would establish 10 zoning districts and set rules for where different types of development could locate and what requirements they would have to meet.
State finds Glasgow school board did not violate Open Meetings Act
The Sept. 22 decision came in response to a complaint from Jonathan Talley, a school board candidate who argued the meeting location was difficult for the public to access.
How the Cave City Boys & Girls Club project fell apart
The project was bid twice, but the lowest bids remained nearly $2 million. No CDBG money was spent.
Cave City Boys & Girls Club project canceled after construction costs soar
The project called for renovating the former Houchens grocery store at 110 N. 1st St. in Cave City, which is owned by the city, into a full Boys & Girls Club facility for local youth.
Economists forecast lower Kentucky revenue growth amid ‘much uncertainty’ in economy
Kentucky economists adopted a more cautious revenue forecast, projecting General Fund growth of 5.7% in fiscal year 2027 and 0.4% in fiscal year 2028 amid economic uncertainty.
Kentucky to receive millions in federal funding for mental health services
The money will be used to support the 988 suicide prevention lifeline, youth mental health, addiction recovery, doula services and more.