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Funds awarded for business park improvements in Trigg County (opens the original)
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South Western Kentucky EDC Executive Director Carter Hendricks said officials think funds awarded recently for the communityâs Interstate 24 Business Park will improve the existing park as well as efforts to recruit a company for the parkâs 10,000-square-foot shell building. He said the shell building continues to attract interest from potential tenants. Trigg County has been approved to receive $905,336 through the Kentucky Product Development Initiative. Hendricks said the initiative is fu
Funds awarded for business park improvements in Trigg County (opens the original)
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South Western Kentucky EDC Executive Director Carter Hendricks said officials think funds awarded recently for the communityâs Interstate 24 Business Park will improve the existing park as well as efforts to recruit a company for the parkâs 10,000-square-foot shell building. He said the shell building continues to attract interest from potential tenants. Trigg County has been approved to receive $905,336 through the Kentucky Product Development Initiative. Hendricks said the initiative is fu
Pennyrile Senior Games on the horizon (opens the original)
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Senior citizens in the region enjoy the music, the dancing, the games and the opportunity to socialize with friends that they havenât seen in the past year â not since the last Pennyrile Senior Games. âThey just enjoy getting along with each other and visiting and participating in the games,â observes Pam Rudd, the programs coordinator for the City of Hopkinsville Division of Parks and Recreation. The 39th Annual Pennyrile Senior Games, open to older residents of the nine Pennyrile count
Terminated youth pastor charged with grooming a minor (opens the original)
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Cadiz resident and former Hopkinsville youth pastor Jeremiah E. Swaw, 38, has been charged with grooming a minor after both Swaw and his wife, Hayla Swaw, as well as the minor involved walked into the Cadiz Police Department to report the circumstances that occurred over multiple days with Jeremiah Swaw. A citation from the Cadiz Police Department notes that the Swaws have a power of attorney for guardianship of the minor, who is unnamed, as of March 13 of this year. Information included in the
Increase in payroll tax likely due to timing (opens the original)
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Chief Financial Officer Melissa Clayton of the City of Hopkinsville said a recent increase in payroll tax revenue for the city could be due in part to a three-pay-period month for some companies in July. Â Â Officials said there have been no tax increases or changes to the payroll tax rate. Â Â Clayton said that having three pay periods in a month can result in higher payroll tax collections during that period. âWe typically look at these numbers more closely on a quarterly basis, rather than
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