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Princeton, Caldwell County leaders break ground on infrastructure, industrial projects
PRINCETON, Ky. — Princeton and Caldwell County leaders broke ground on around $1 million in future infrastructure and industrial projects Monday morning, including a build-ready site pad and a retention basin. The 116,000-square-foot build-ready site pad is located in the Princeton-Caldwell County Industrial Park. "This was made possible thanks...
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Retirees Love How Little It Costs To Live Along The Ohio River In Tell City, Indiana
Some towns ask for a fortune before they let you sit by the water. This one asks for a lot less. Tell City sits on a quiet bend of the Ohio River in southern Indiana, where the river is part of daily life and the population is small enough that neighbors still wave. For retirees, it can be a place where a fixed income goes further than it does in many larger cities.
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Hidden Among Indiana’s Back Roads Are 8 Meat Markets Worth The Cooler In Your Trunk
Some of the best bologna, sausage, and steaks in Indiana never land on a big grocery store shelf, because they come from small butcher counters and family processing shops along state highways and county roads. The eight meat markets on this list stretch from the southwest corner of the state near Evansville all the way up to the farm country around De Motte, and several sit in towns with only a few hundred residents.
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City land behind Walmart rezoned to highway commercial in preparation for development
The Henderson City-County Planning Commission unanimously approved the rezoning of two City of Henderson-owned parcels behind the Walmart shopping center to highway commercial at its Tuesday evening meeting. City officials are planning to develop the parcels, totaling 34 acres, and hope to attract retail, restaurants and hotels there at a...
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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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Clark Distributing plans Owensboro expansion, opening space for hunger-relief nonprofit
OWENSBORO, Ky. — Clark Distributing Co. Inc. plans to build a 26,000-square-foot regional distribution facility at MidAmerica Airpark, expanding a longtime Owensboro business while making its existing warehouse available for purchase by the Green River Community Food Warehouse. The company plans to purchase an 11.69-acre tract for the project,...
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Clark Distributing to build new facility at MidAmerica Airpark
OWENSBORO, Ky (WEHT) – A new and bigger regional distribution facility is coming to Owensboro thanks to a current business expanding. City officials state Clark Distributing Co., Inc plans to purchase an 11.69-acre tract in the MidAmerica Airpark. Officials say Clark Distributing Co., Inc currently employes 45 people in...
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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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Publix reaches 10 Kentucky stores with Florence and Owensboro openings
FLORENCE, Ky. — Publix opened its 10th Kentucky store Oct. 7 in Florence, reaching the milestone less than three years after entering the state and just days after welcoming customers to its first Owensboro location. The Florence store at Farmview Commons marks another step in the grocer’s Kentucky expansion....
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Who benefits from a proposed 53-mile pipeline? Kentucky farmers say they still have questions