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Discover The Kentucky Town So Cheap Retirees Swear Social Security Covers Every Single Bill

There’s a town in Kentucky that retirees talk about in hushed, reverent tones, the way other people talk about finding a twenty-dollar bill in an old coat pocket, except this discovery is permanent. Cynthiana, Kentucky is that town, and once you hear what it has to offer, you’re going...

Cynthiana, KY · 9d
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University of Kentucky housing developments are tearing down historical buildings

The University of Kentucky’s dorm housing developments are tearing down the historical buildings in downtown Lexington. Lexington is facing a difficult choice whether they want to preserve its unique past, or build for its future. As the city grows, developers are seeing older buildings they want to modernize. They want to see new modern buildings, more useful things that they can use the area for.

Lexington, KY · 3d
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Covington Unveils First Two $250K Workforce Homes on Pleasant Street

Covington has set a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m. on Nov. 10 for the first two completed homes in its Pleasant Street workforce housing project, marking the debut of three-bedroom, three-bathroom houses built specifically for income-qualified buyers in the Eastside neighborhood. The homes sit at 304 and 308 Pleasant Street, each spanning about 1,560 square feet.

Covington, KY · 1d
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CRG Residential marks opening of 3 new multifamily communities

CRG Residential is celebrating an exciting milestone after unveiling three multifamily communities, representing $167.5 million in investment across three states. Three multifamily communities by CRG Residential have added 600 apartments across Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, the Indiana-based developer announced this week. At least one of the communities, The Slate Apartments...

Evansville, IN · 1d
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Kimco Realty Completes $295M Acquisition of Louisville Retail Centers

Kimco Realty acquired Paddock Shops and Shelbyville Road Plaza, two grocery-anchored shopping centers in Louisville, for $295 million. The properties total over 741,000 square feet and are anchored by Trader Joe’s and The Fresh Market. Paddock Shops is 94% leased; Shelbyville Road Plaza is 92% leased. “Paddock Shops and Shelbyville Road Plaza are exactly the kind of centers we want to own: grocery-anchored, in the strongest trade areas of a supply-constrained market,” said Conor Flynn, Chief Executive Officer of Kimco Realty. “These centers also offer meaningful embedded upside through the recapture of below-market leases and the opportunity to further enhance the tenant mix with dynamic brands and specialty retailers.”

Louisville, KY · 1d

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UK’s student admissions delay housing and parking availability

Do you have housing for the next school year? Has your daily commute to class, work or any activity gotten longer? Are you annoyed by the insane amount of construction happening around the University of Kentucky’s campus? That’s the reality of student life here at UK. Once again, the university is biting off more than it can chew.

Lexington, KY · 1d

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Molly Malone's Pubs In Louisville, Covington Hit Market For $8.2 Million

The real estate under two of the region's longest-running Irish pubs just hit the market for a combined $8.2 million, though the beer taps aren't going dry anytime soon. Molly Malone's locations in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood and across the river in Covington are being marketed together, with the properties — not the restaurants — up for grabs.

Louisville, KY · 18h

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Greenwood Mall sold to local ownership group, according to release

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green mall is under new ownership and management. According to a release, a local ownership group has purchased Greenwood Mall. Spinoso Real Estate Group has been selected to oversee the mall’s management, leasing and ongoing operations. The release does not identify the...

Bowling Green, KY · 2d

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Bowling Green Homes Sit Longer on the Market as Price Cuts Top the National Rate

Bowling Green buyers found room to negotiate as homes lingered and price cuts climbed.

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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A Commercial Property Built in 1904 - $600,000

11,800 sqft - 1.02 acres. The building features two retail storefronts, each approximately 1,750 square feet, approximately 3,500 square feet of concrete-floor basement space beneath the retail areas, and an additional 3,135 square feet of dirt-floor basement beneath the former hotel portion. The rope pulled elevator is still here and you must see in in person. There is also outside access thru a grate that once was used as a luggage drop off point, could also be where fuel was brought in thru, so much rich history is here. Also included is an approximately 1,350-square-foot attached former People's Bank building requiring extensive rehabilitation. Rich in character and local history, this property once served as a thriving commercial center featuring mercantile stores, a barber shop, saloon, hotel registry, and dining hall.

Hustonville, KY · 3d

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The Hidden Kentucky Town Where $1,300 A Month Gets You The Full American Dream

There’s a town in Kentucky that’s been quietly living its best life while the rest of the country stresses about rent, and it goes by the name of Somerset. For around $1,300 a month, you can cover housing, food, utilities, and the general cost of existing as a human being in this place, which is the kind of sentence that deserves to be read twice.

Somerset, KY · 16d

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Homeowners 65 and older in Tennessee, Kentucky and New York have deadlines from Dec. 31 to April 5 to file for property tax freezes, relief and exemptions

Homeowners 65 and older in Tennessee, Kentucky and New York face filing deadlines that run from Dec. 31 to April 5 for property tax freezes, relief and exemptions. Kentucky’s homestead exemption, now worth $49,100, has to be filed during 2026. New York’s senior exemption closes March 1, 2027, and Tennessee’s relief and freeze programs close […]

Kentucky · 6d

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Filing Alert: Greenwood Mall Realty Holding Chapter 11

Greenwood Mall Realty Holding LLC, owner of Greenwood Mall, an indoor shopping mall in Bowling Green, KY, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 29 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both assets and liabilities. The...

Bowling Green, KY · 7d

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Kentucky's unclaimed property includes more than just refunds, rebates and forgotten payouts

The state of Kentucky's unclaimed property list is usually made up of uncashed checks, old life insurance policies, and other finances. But, sometimes, there are unique treasures waiting to be claimed. State Treasurer Mark Metcalf says there are family heirlooms and more personal items. “We have five Bronze Stars. We...

Kentucky · 8d

Lexington Herald-Leader

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Incumbent Adrielle Camuel, Republican Hannah Beth Rivera face off in KY House District 93

Democratic incumbent Adrielle Camuel is taking on Republican candidate Hannah Beth Rivera in the race for Lexington’s District 93 seat in the Kentucky House of Representatives. The 93rd District encompasses areas primarily off Tates Creek Road, mostly outside New Circle Road and along Man O’ War Boulevard, including neighborhoods around Armstrong Mill Road and Centre Parkway and running along Delong Road down to the Jessamine County line. Adrielle Camuel Camuel, 54, is an administrative assistant in Fayette County Public Schools’ Central Office who earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Louisville. She has served in the legislature since 2023, when she won a special election to complete the term begun by Rep. Lamin Swann, a Democrat who won the seat in 2022 but died unexpectedly in May 2023. Camuel said she enjoys her work in Frankfort and has more she wants to accomplish. One of her biggest concerns for the district and state is the cost of living. “It’s groceries. It’s gas. It’s housing. It’s access to healthcare,” she said. “It’s also access to insurance. We’ve got families who make just a little bit too much to qualify for ... Medicaid.” She said she’d like to find ways

Lexington, KY · 6d

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Massimo gets strong dealer response after 1500 UTVs debut at Equip Expo

Powersports manufacturer Massimo says it received positive dealer feedback after its soft launch of the 2027 Warrior 1500XD and Sentinel 1500 HVAC Crew UTVs at Equip Expo in Louisville, Kentucky, one of the largest equipment trade shows in the U.S. Massimo’s booth at the expo, where more than 30,000 outdoor...

Louisville, KY · 9d

Marshall County Daily

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Treasurer Metcalf Reveals Spooky Side of Unclaimed Property

(FRANKFORT, Ky.) – Forgotten heirlooms, teeth, hair and even socks are among the unusual items that turn up in Kentucky’s unclaimed property, State Treasurer Mark H. Metcalf said ahead of Halloween. The Kentucky State Treasury often finds more than cash. Some discoveries are especially sensitive, including cremated human...

Kentucky · 9d

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Unclaimed Property Roadshow Friday, Oct. 30, At Mercer County Fiscal Courthouse

There is approximately $1.3 million in unclaimed property waiting to be claimed in Mercer County. Does any of it belong to you?. Find out Friday, Oct. 30, when Kentucky State Treasurer Mark H. Metcalf and the Unclaimed Property team will be at the Mercer County Fiscal Courtroom, (207 West Lexington Street) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Mercer County, KY · 12d

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Lee, Bowman issue statement ahead of Washington Street rezoning vote

Sheri Lee with the Hero Foundation and April Bowman with Wabuck Development have issued a statement ahead of tonight’s Glasgow City Council meeting. They addressed the council’s plan to rezone nearly three acres along West Washington Street where the foundation has proposed to build low-income housing for senior citizens. Some residents who own property on the street have opposed the development, known has Highland Heights.

Glasgow, KY · 12d