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State projections show Logan County growing through 2050, regional population trends diverge (opens the original)
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A newly released set of population projections from the Kentucky State Data Center suggests that south-central Kentucky will continue to grow through 2050, but not all counties will share equally in that growth. The report, Kentucky Population and Household Projections 2025-2050, forecasts steady population increases for Logan, Simpson, and Todd counties, explosive growth in neighboring Warren County, and declining populations in Butler and Muhlenberg counties. The projections provide a glimpse
Logan County Schools take nickel tax case to public forums (opens the original)
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Logan County school officials are taking their case for the districtâs nickel tax directly to residents at public forums at each county school ahead of the November vote. The forums took place at the schools of Adairville (Sept. 14), Auburn (Sept. 22), Lewisburg (Sept. 21), Olmstead (Sept. 17), and Logan County (Sept. 22). Chandler's is scheduled for Sept. 24 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Led by Superintendent Dr. Dan Costellow, the forums, according to him, aim to explain the financial figures
Logan County Board approves agreement for SGO tax-credit program (opens the original)
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Logan County Schools has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Kentucky Education Fund to participate in Kentuckyâs new Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO) program, which will allow private contributions to fund student educational expenses beginning in 2027. The initiative follows the passage of House Bill 1 during Kentucky's 2026 Regular Session, which elected the Commonwealth to participate in a federal tax-credit program under Section 25F of the Internal Revenue Code. Beg
PSC-ordered review could mean 11.7% rate increase for East Logan customers (opens the original)
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East Logan Water District customers could see water bills increase by approximately 11.7% under rates proposed in a Kentucky Public Service Commission-ordered rate review. District officials, however, say they hope the review ultimately will not increase rates. East Logan filed an alternative rate adjustment application Aug. 31 in PSC Case No. 2026-00228. The application calculates that the district needs approximately $263,795 in additional annual revenue from retail water rates and proposes ra
Russellville Independent partners with Dataseam (opens the original)
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Russellville Independent Schools has unanimously voted to join the Dataseam partnership, expanding technological infrastructure, workforce training, and research opportunities for local students. The districtâs Board of Education unanimously approved the decision during its July 2026 meeting. Russellville Independent becomes the 62nd Kentucky K-12 public school district to enter the statewide network, which serves 965 local students across grades Kâ12. Established in 2003, Dataseam is a Ke
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