New retaining wall project opens possibilities for downtown Glasgow property
The city’s long-term plans for the property remain undecided.
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Drive-in theater, amphitheater project still moving forward in Park City
The project is planned for a 15.2-acre site owned by the city of Park City at 351 W. Dixie St., near Kentucky 255 and within a mile of I-65.
What’s causing the recent black bear sightings across the region?
Recent sightings have surprised residents, but wildlife officials say the behavior is normal this time of year.
Why hasn’t the ambulance service developed its Edmonton Road property?
Plans for a centralized ambulance hub gave way to a community-based model that places stations closer to where emergencies happen.
Planning to light fireworks in Glasgow? Here’s what you need to know
City officials said following the rules and practicing fireworks safety can help everyone enjoy a safe Independence Day holiday.
Why is T.J. Samson getting $6.9 million from FEMA?
Since you asked: T.J. Samson spent millions responding to COVID-19. FEMA is now reimbursing the hospital for a portion of those eligible expenses.
Glasgow spent $6.15 million on this farm. Now it's looking for buyers.
Oversight of the property is handled by the city's Johnson Property Ad Hoc Committee, which was created following the purchase to help guide decisions related to the tract's future use and development.
Edmonton State Bank plans new operations center in Glasgow
Edmonton State Bank is preparing to expand its Glasgow campus with a new operations center on Rogers Road, a project officials say will accommodate future growth and additional hiring.
Communities face key decisions as data center industry expands
Local officials were briefed Wednesday on the rapid expansion of data centers across the country and what it could mean for Kentucky communities as they weigh potential economic benefits against concerns over infrastructure, energy use and local impacts.