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Parade of Homes showcases local builders
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — The Parade of Homes is underway in south-central Kentucky, giving visitors an opportunity to tour local homes, see current building trends and gather ideas for their own projects. The annual event, presented by the Builders Association of South Central Kentucky, features 11 homes this year....
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Parade of Homes Features Horse Cave Home
The Builders Association of South Central Ky hosts Parade of Homes. Janie, committee member, stopped by on Tuesday to give us details. This year, a home in Horse Cave-The Bale Estate is featured in the Parade of Homes. Along with this beautiful home are so many others. For tickets, times and info go to bascky.com. It kicks off this evening and you can tour at your own pace.
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Gallatin Lands Nashville Area's Biggest New Shopping Center in 12 Years
A massive new shopping and dining complex is headed to Gallatin, and developers say it could become one of the most important retail destinations in Sumner County. The Crossroads of Gallatin, a nearly 300,000-square-foot retail complex planned for Green Lea Boulevard and Harris Lane near Vietnam Veterans Boulevard/SR-386, is set to break ground in early November.
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HWEA rates to start rising in October as city council approves increase
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Hopkinsville City Council made two key decisions during the Sept. 15 meeting to separately establish a property tax rate for this fiscal year, and initiate water rate increases for residents. The two ordinances permitting these decisions had their second and final vote Tuesday night.
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Maloney To Lead Bowling Green For Gray
The home of ABC, FOX and The CW Network serving the city that’s home to Western Kentucky University has a new General Manager, starting Monday. He’s being promoted from the role of Multimedia Sales Manager at this Gray Media property, and he’ll also lead up sales efforts.
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Southern Comfort Food Chain to Close Two Locations This Week
A local favorite Southern comfort food restaurant in Tennessee will be shutting down its services this week. After two years in Hendersonville, Puckett’s has announced that it will permanently close the location. The chain is also planning to close its Cullman location on Friday. Puckett’s Hendersonville Location to Close...
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This Kentucky Farm Makes Homemade Apple Slushies And Has Animals Waiting Outside
There is a farm on a Kentucky hilltop with a frozen drink problem. The problem is that one is never enough. They make a slush out of their own apple cider. The apples grew on the same property, which you can taste immediately. It is cold, tart, and slightly dangerous...
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Tyson Processing Services hit goal of employing over 400 employees, will receive grant
BOWLING GREEN, Ky . – Tyson Processing Services has hit its goal of employing over 400 employees in less than two years since choosing Bowling Green to expand. “This is the nicest town I’ve lived in in my career,”. Tyson Processing Services, now employing 451 employees, qualifies for...
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Oak Grove property tax rate passes after another split city council vote
OAK GROVE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Oak Grove City Council narrowly approved the second and final vote to establish a property tax rate following recurring debates about a tax levy. The proposed 4% levy does not increase taxes by 4% but increases overall revenue by 4%. The...
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Rapid Response Meetings Planned for Hopkinsville O’Charley’s Employees
The Kentucky Career Center in Hopkinsville will hold two Rapid Response meetings to assist employees affected by the abrupt closure of O’Charley’s Restaurant and Bar. The meetings are scheduled for 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 14, at the Kentucky Career Center at 110 Riverfront Drive. The center is part of the local Kentucky Career Center system, which is governed by the West Kentucky Workforce Board.
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You Can Ride A Wagon Past Zebras And Camels On This Kentucky Amish Farm
You probably think you know what a Kentucky farm looks like. There are cattle in the field and a barn that needs paint. Maybe a horse stands near the fence. There is a farm ninety minutes south of Louisville where the pasture does not follow the usual rules. You climb onto a wagon with a bucket of feed in your lap.
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Hopkinsville Revenue Up for August
Hopkinsville City revenue up in August as Council approved less than recommended property tax rate. Tuesday night, Chief Financial Officer Melissa Clayton delivered her monthly finance update to City Council outlining revenues. She previously warned Council keeping the tax rate the same with a decrease in property value assessments could...
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Registration open now for Hopkinsville Small Business Conference in October
The Hopkinsville Small Business Commission is inviting local small businesses to sign up for the upcoming Hopkinsville Small Business Conference in October, with registration open now. The conference itself will take place on October 19 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Hopkinsville Fire Department Station Five at 101 Walton...
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BGISD approves tax rates for 2027
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green Independent School District Board of Education approved a property tax decrease for 2027 Monday. In a statement, the board said the real property tax will drop from 84.8 cents to 84.2 cents per $100 of property value. The personal property tax rate...
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This Kentucky City Is Becoming A Job Seeker Magnet, And Living Costs Run Well Below The National Average
Nobody has ever moved to a place because of a spreadsheet. Then again, some spreadsheets make a compelling argument. There is a Kentucky city where the math has turned unusually friendly. Housing costs less than the national average by a wide margin. Groceries and utilities follow the same pattern. Meanwhile...
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“One Shell of a Job”: All-Female NUTmobile Crew rolls through region
CAVE CITY, Ky. (WNKY) – A giant peanut rolled through part of the region Monday, but it was the women behind the wheel who made the journey especially historic. Courtney Donohue, Karissa Schmit and Christina Domingue are traveling the country as the first all-female crew of Planters Peanutters. The trio stopped in Cave City and Horse Cave as part of a yearlong tour aboard the 26-foot-long NUTmobile.
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U.S. Smokeless Tobacco breaks ground on $250M expansion in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. — U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co. has broken ground on a $250 million manufacturing expansion that is expected to create more than 200 jobs and approximately double the company’s Kentucky workforce. Gov. Andy Beshear joined company executives and local and regional officials at the groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday...