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Zone change recommended for condo project in south Danville
A condominium project planned in south Danville near Hogsett Primary School cleared another hurdle Wednesday. The ... Read more
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Boyle County forms ‘Birthplace of Kentucky’ Committee
Boyle County has officially formed a “Birthplace of Kentucky” Committee to provide recommendations and insight on Constitution Square ... Read more
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Bill could give Kentucky access to millions for battlefield preservation
Kentucky could tap into millions of federal dollars available for preservation of historic battlefields and underground railroad ... Read more
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Boyle officials disagree on county involvement in dead animal crisis
Boyle County magistrates and Judge-Executive Howard Hunt butted heads Tuesday morning over the issue of dead animal removal. ... Read more
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Boyle leaders hope smart growth principles can address county’s housing hurdles
Economic development leaders in Boyle County are hoping to build off of a “smart growth” conference held here ... Read more
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The 2010 Census missed 12,500 Kentucky kids. Can the 2020 Census do better?
The 2020 Census will soon be contacting every family in the nation in order to complete the decennial ... Read more
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Entrepreneurial space planned by Centre College could have huge impact on education, economic development
The Hub Building in downtown Danville was home to the iconic Hub Frankel department store until 1995. It ... Read more
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You can help ‘reimagine downtown Danville’ at public input meetings Feb. 19
Danville residents will have a chance tomorrow to have a say in future planning for their downtown. As ... Read more
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Who should pay for jail? Boyle reducing fee on families sending money to inmates
Tommy Lewis says he thanks God for the police officer who arrested him and put him in the ... Read more
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Resolution calling for study of Kentucky School for the Deaf withdrawn
A resolution that would have called for a study looking into the possibility of Danville Independent School District ... Read more
