Rowan Judge-Executive Discusses Government Changes
According to Rowan Judge-Executive Jim Nickell…local residents are in for some major changes in their county government. Nickell says he’s one of several
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Library Tax Lawsuits
Rowan County library officials are keeping a watchful eye on lawsuits taking place in Anderson and Montgomery counties that seek to roll-back local library
New City Building in South Shore
South Shore could have a new city building by the end of next year…That’s according to Mayor Cheryl Moore who has been working out of a temporary office
Hall Disappointed In Not Accomplishing Goal
Rowan County’s Jailer is disappointed he’ll leave office next year without accomplishing one of his key goals. When he retires after his current term ends,
Congressman Rogers Applauds Foreign Operations Cuts
Kentucky Congressman Hal Rogers is applauding the House Appropriations Subcommittee for its approval of a State Department foreign operations budget for
Rep Stacy Phone Deregulation Skeptic
State Representative John Will Stacy is skeptical of any state or federal deregulation proposals that don’t guarantee support for landline phone service in
Barr Blasts Fiscal Policy
Congressman Andy Barr says 54 consecutive weeks of unemployment over seven and a half percent and five straight years of declining wages have convinced him
Kentucky Tax Reform Urged
Republicans and Democrats in Kentucky appear to agree that the state needs to overhaul its tax system but getting the job done will be complex and
Senator Rand Paul Discusses Sexual Assault Complaints in the Military
US Senator Rand Paul has joined a bipartisan effort in support of a bill that would take sexual assault complaints in the military outside the chain of
Senator Blevins on Redistricting
State Senator Walter Blevins says the General Assembly has a strong incentive to come up with a better redistricting plan when it convenes next month for
Library Tax Lawsuits
Rowan County library officials are keeping a watchful eye on lawsuits taking place in Anderson and Montgomery counties that seek to roll-back local library
New City Building in South Shore
South Shore could have a new city building by the end of next year…That’s according to Mayor Cheryl Moore who has been working out of a temporary office
Hall Disappointed In Not Accomplishing Goal
Rowan County’s Jailer is disappointed he’ll leave office next year without accomplishing one of his key goals. When he retires after his current term ends,
Congressman Rogers Applauds Foreign Operations Cuts
Kentucky Congressman Hal Rogers is applauding the House Appropriations Subcommittee for its approval of a State Department foreign operations budget for
Rep Stacy Phone Deregulation Skeptic
State Representative John Will Stacy is skeptical of any state or federal deregulation proposals that don’t guarantee support for landline phone service in
Barr Blasts Fiscal Policy
Congressman Andy Barr says 54 consecutive weeks of unemployment over seven and a half percent and five straight years of declining wages have convinced him
Kentucky Tax Reform Urged
Republicans and Democrats in Kentucky appear to agree that the state needs to overhaul its tax system but getting the job done will be complex and
Senator Rand Paul Discusses Sexual Assault Complaints in the Military
US Senator Rand Paul has joined a bipartisan effort in support of a bill that would take sexual assault complaints in the military outside the chain of
Senator Blevins on Redistricting
State Senator Walter Blevins says the General Assembly has a strong incentive to come up with a better redistricting plan when it convenes next month for