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Junction City liquor store owners ignore lawsuit
tkleffman@amnews.comJUNCTION CITY — Despite ongoing efforts to bottle up Junction City liquor sales in a lengthy court battle, one store has already popped the cork on its opening and another one is soon to follow. Jackie Antle transformed the small grocery store he...Tags: 2010 Census, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Geography, Judges
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Romney can get this country back to work
Will our country get back on it’s feet again? It depends on who you vote for this November. This administration has done its best to kill as many jobs as possible. President Obama has held up the Keystone pipeline “till after the elections.&...Tags: Politics, Elections, Barack Obama
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News Briefs for August 2, 2012
Downtown stores plan sales Heart of Danville’s Downtown Lemons and Leftovers Sale will take place Friday and Saturday. With 13 downtown stores participating, merchants will offer sales and savings on items that may not have sold well or that need...
Tags: Entertainment, Personal Service, Arts and Culture, Quitting Smoking, Health Treatments
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Kentucky State Barbecue Festival organizers plan barrel auction
dbrock@amnews.comOrganizers of the Kentucky State Barbecue Festival are rolling out a new feature they hope will bring added flavor to the event and the look of homes and businesses around Danville. The second annual barbecue festival will begin with a charity bourbon...Tags: Festive Events, United Way , Justice System, Auction Service, Crime, Law and Justice
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Wilmore offering small window for businesses to catch up on back taxes owed
brossi@jessaminejournal.comWith serious financial cutbacks and the prospect of raising property taxes in the coming months, the city of Wilmore is making a serious effort to collect what it is owed in delinquent business and occupational taxes. However, there is a grace period...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Finance
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Clark County Community Ed Board met July 18
The Clark County Community Education Program Advisory Council held its regular bi-monthly meeting July 18 at Kentucky Bank, with lunch provided by Central Bank. Community Education director Cora Heffner introduced guest Teresa Dawes, community...
Tags: Employment, Students, Economy, Business and Finance, Science and Technology, Religion and Belief
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Lincoln Fiscal Court relaxes planning and zoning pavement regulations
ben@theinteriorjournal.comSTANFORD — Lincoln Fiscal Court has approved changes to its planning and zoning ordinance intended to make county regulations more business-friendly. Planning and Zoning attorney Jeff Ralston told magistrates Tuesday that relaxing the...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Judges
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Jessamine County attorney cashes in with cold-check program
brossi@jessaminejournal.comJessamine County Attorney Brian Goettl said he would not consider himself a fiscal conservative — if anything, he jokingly refers to himself as “stingy,” which he takes as a compliment because that character trait has financially...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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News Briefs for July 6, 2012
Arts ’n’ Eats event set HARRODSBURG — The Arts Council of Mercer County is sponsoring the second Arts ‘N’ Eats from 5 to 9 p.m. today. Businesses on Main Street will open their doors to artists to set up and sell...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Fine Artists, Republican Party, Artists, Arts
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'Cash mob' sought
The Winchester SunDowntown Winchester is about to be mobbed. Business owners are encouraging community members to spend time at locally-owned businesses with Winchester’s first “cash mob.” The event will be Thursday from 6 ot 8 p.m. and participants are... -
Plan in the works for sewer system along U.S. 127
ben@theinteriorjournal.comHUSTONVILLE — Efforts are moving forward to bring sewer service to the U.S. 127 corridor south of Junction City. By providing sewer to homes in and near the Moreland and Hustonville communities, water quality in the Dix River watershed will...Tags: Environmental Politics, Environmental Issues, E. coli Infection, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Water
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Businesses like some regulations
ben@theinteriorjournal.comThe recent announcement from Arch Coal that it will be laying off hundreds of Kentucky workers has reignited a favorite strawman of wealthy business interests: regulation. While corporations and supposedly free-market capitalists love to demonize...Tags: Mining, Economy, Business and Finance
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