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Kentucky farmers worried proposed Dollar General development could harm land, livestock
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Technology company officially signs power contract for Hopkinsville data center
HOPKINSVILLE, KY – DarkHorse Technologies Inc. today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Pennyrile Holdings, LLC, has signed a power contract with the Electric Plant Board of Hopkinsville, Kentucky (Hopkinsville Electric System). The agreement provides for up to 50 MW of power for a new superintelligence factory in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, doubling DarkHorse’s contracted power in the TVA region to approximately 100 MW.
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Elizabethtown farmers worried proposed Dollar General development could harm land, livestock
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New family-owned business in Crofton has soft serve, dirty soda: ‘We are just getting started’
CROFTON, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – A local family has recently entered the ice cream businesses, with The Depot now serving the Crofton community. Whether someone is looking for a smooth milkshake, a dirty soda, or just a place to gather with friends, the Steffen family excited to grow their new shop in the community.
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Construction progresses on Park City’s Mammoth Cave Market
Construction is well underway on Mammoth Cave Market, a roughly $6 million commercial development in Park City that officials hope will begin welcoming customers early next year. Located at 400 Mammoth Cave Parkway, the development is expected to house a gas station, liquor store, coffee shop and restaurant, bringing several...
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Hopkinsville Moves Building Permits and Licensing Services Online
Contractors, builders, and property owners in Hopkinsville can now handle much of the building permit process online as the city continues transitioning services previously handled by the CDS. The city’s Building Code Department has launched an online system that lets applicants submit permit applications, upload documents, pay fees, schedule inspections,...
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Wilson challenges report of Houchens withdrawal from Edmonton grocery project
Metcalfe County Judge-Executive Larry Wilson said Oct. 6 there had been no formal announcement that Houchens Food Group had withdrawn its application for an Edmonton grocery store. His Facebook statement challenged an earlier report that the company had backed out. Wilson said there had also been no verbal message saying...
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Temporary service disruption, boil water advisory issued for HWEA customers near West 7th Street
As work continues on the effort to widen West Seventh Street in Hopkinsville, the Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority will be temporarily interrupting service while utility work takes place. As such, they’re also implementing a boil water advisory for all customers on Rose Drive, Hill Street, Tropicana Court, Peace Court, Wildwood...
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Leggett & Platt to close Leitchfield plant, 145 employees affected
Leggett & Platt will close its Leitchfield manufacturing facility at the end of the year, affecting approximately 145 employees. Company management announced Wednesday that the plant, located at 435 Ed Embry Drive, will close. “The closing is the result of a consolidation of operations,” Valerie Glaze, Director of Employee Relations...
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Ag. Commissioner Shell makes visit to Hopkinsville, talks harvest, transportation and diesel
Hopkinsville Elevator Company welcomed Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell to it’s annual Stockholders Meeting Tuesday night, as the Commissioner looks to ease some of the strain on Kentucky farmers. Commissioner Shell says it’s always good to make a visit to Christian County and western Kentucky, and he was glad...