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Kentucky poet laureate Silas House rejected proponents' argument that the bill would allow industry to pollute only ephemeral streams, or waterways that don’t have running water year round. 
Silas House speaking at podium near lake
A bill before the Kentucky General Assembly would exempt most non-profits, including churches, from having to collect the 6% sales tax on items such as meals and sports leagues.
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The new version of House Bill 4 requires an auditor to review universities compliance with the legislation.
students speaking to legislator
The transaction, making Jennie Stuart a subsidiary of Deaconess, will close by Aug. 1.
Jennie Stuart sign on Canton
A photo take in the 1930s or '40s shows that all of the production workers for Baus Manufacturing Co. were African American women. They made work gloves.
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The settlement means Jennie Stuart's board can finalize the local hospital's acquisition by Deaconess. An earlier settlement agreement delayed any action on the proposal until the end of March.
Jennie Stuart on 18th Street
The dinners will be served 5 to 7 p.m. every Friday, March 7 through April 11.
Grace Episcopal Church has hosted the Lenten Luncheon series for community members for several decades.
After being rescued from abusive facility in Jamaica, Jonah Bevin says he wants accountability.
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Ascend and the U.S. Department of Energy have mutually agreed to cancel a $164 million federal grant for part of the manufacturing infrastructure at the company’s Apex 1 facility, the company announced.
ev battery plant site in hopkinsville
The city of Hopkinsville contributed $72,631 to the campaign and received the overall award for People Helping People.
United Way Donna Williams