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Publix Continues Kentucky Growth With Elizabethtown Opening
Publix opened its newest Kentucky store on Sept. 23 at The Shops at Pear Orchard in Elizabethtown. The 50,325-square-foot store at 1311 Pear Orchard Road continues the Lakeland, Florida-based grocer’s expansion in Kentucky, where it opened its first store in Louisville in January 2024 and has since signed leases for several additional locations throughout the state. According to the Publix website, the company operated eight stores in Kentucky around the time of the opening.
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Franklin Electric Plant Board announces brief planned power outage
FRANKLIN, Ky. (WBKO) - The Franklin Electric Plant Board announced a planned power outage for Wednesday in the Fox Chase, Retreat, North Pointe and Cottage Lane areas due to maintenance. The EPB said they will be working from about 8 a.m. until noon. Individual outages should last about an hour,...
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Tara Talks Angel Tree and Glasgow BPW’s Market on the Square
Tara with the YMCA & Glasgow BPW stopped by on Tuesday wearing 2 hats! First, she told us about the Angel Tree Sign-ups at the Y-see flyer for more details. Then she gave us details on the Market in the Square, this Saturday.
wcluradio.com
Johnson Farm committee extends proposal deadline to Oct. 30
The Johnson Farm Ad Hoc Committee agreed Tuesday to move the deadline for request-for-proposals submissions from Sept. 28 to Oct. 30. The committee met Sept. 22 at the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building in Glasgow. Qk4 Vice President and site manager Rob Campbell said additional time could help potential developers...
pmg-ky2.com
Solar farm permit request set Sept. 28
The company hoping to construct a solar farm on 840 acres of land in Magnolia will officially request a conditional use permit to do so on Monday, Sept. 28. Known as Magnolia Solar and Grazing Farm, the business hosted its first public meeting on Thursday, Sept. 17 at Old School Market in Magnolia. Representatives from Doral Renewables LLC, the project developer, and Stantec, the project engineer, were on site to discuss the endeavor and answer questions raised by the community.
hendersonvilleonline.com
Hendersonville Says Goodbye to Puckett’s
HendersonvilleOnline is sorry to see Puckett’s Hendersonville close its doors. The restaurant served its final guests on September 18, 2026, bringing its time in our community to an end. Puckett’s brought a comfortable, Southern-style dining experience to Hendersonville, and we especially enjoyed stopping in for breakfast. The staff was...
The West Virginia Daily News
The Reindeer Farm Brings Holiday Magic
BOWLING GREEN, KY (WVDN) – The Reindeer Farm offers families more than a typical Christmas stop—it delivers an immersive experience where visitors can step into the world of reindeer and make the season truly their own. As the weather cools and the days grow shorter, the farm comes alive with activities designed to turn a […] The post The Reindeer Farm Brings Holiday Magic appeared first on West Virginia Daily News .
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Since 2019 Ruffled Willow uses flowers, plants to create community in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Ruffled Willow opened their doors to the Christian County community in 2019 when owner Danielle Renshaw felt there was a need for an upscale, luxury wedding florist in the area. After being opened several years, Renshaw said it’s overwhelming to have established such a meaningful relationship with community members, and she’s thankful the store plays a big part in people’s lives.
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SWK EDC Continues to Build Recruitment Case Around Sites, Transportation and Workforce
The recent $250 million U.S. Smokeless Tobacco expansion in Hopkinsville will bring more than 200 new jobs to Christian County. It also gives economic development officials something else to sell when they talk to companies considering Christian, Trigg, or Todd counties. Appearing on WHVO’s Hoptown This Morning, South Western Kentucky...
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Crews working to restore power in Sweeden area
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Customers in the Sweeden area are experiencing an outage this morning after a squirrel interfered with a substation. The Warren Rural Electric Cooperative Cooperation says crews are currently working to restore power.