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Live on the Lawn and 2026 Oktoberfest brings lakeside entertainment to Kuttawa (opens the original)
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KUTTAWA â Organizers said the 2026 Oktoberfest and Live on the Lawn concert in Kuttawa had a record-breaking weekend, chock full of delicious food, craft beer and live entertainment on the lake and at the amphitheater. During Oktoberfest hours, patrons sampled uniquely local craft beers and cocktails while listening to live music, set to the beautiful, breezy backdrop of Lake Barkley. According to Kuttawa Tourism Director Justin Kimbro, moving the Oktoberfest to Silver Cliff Park was beyond ad
Council and IDA move forward with stormwater retention basin at developing properties (opens the original)
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PRINCETON â During the recent Princeton City Council meeting, council members continued discussion with the Caldwell County Judge-Executive regarding a proposed stormwater retention basin in proximity to Washington Street. Princeton-Caldwell County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) Chair and Judge-Executive Kota Young approached the council to elaborate on the basin, which would be part of a broader redevelopment that includes Madison Mills, Washington Mills and the potential Lincoln Mill
Airport runway rehabilitation near complete, temporary closure expected (opens the original)
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CALDWELL COUNTY â The runway is among several improvements currently underway at the Princeton-Caldwell County Airport. The runway rehabilitation project that should benefit the facility for years, although there has been a slight delay, the rehabilitation, which comprised of essential crack repairs, repairing the taxi runway, upgrades to the drainage and other improvement, is slated for completion soon, after another temporary closure, airport board member Phillip Sisk said. âAt the end of
Historic Ghost Walk in Cedar Hill Cemetery sees successful turnout (opens the original)
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PRINCETON â Hosted by the Caldwell County Genealogy Society, residents, community members and historians joined in at the annual Ghost Walk to hear âghostsâ share the townâs history. Visitors were guided to several historic gravesites where a local performer assumed the role of the person buried there, recounting that personâs biography, family background, or significant events they experienced. The tour also combined informative storytelling with a communal tribute to the areaâs her
Rotary president thanks volunteers during Black Patch, highlights upcoming events (opens the original)
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PRINCETON â The beloved Black Patch festival was not only a great weekend for locals throughout Caldwell County and beyond, but also for Rotarians as a whole, according to Princeton Rotary Club president Shane Fortner. Over the weekend, the local rotary club maintained heavy community involvement in a variety of activities, which showcases their motto âservice above self.â Fortner congratulated Paulette Gray and her husband Vic on being chosen as Grand Marshals for the Black Patch parade.
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