The National Weather Service says more humid conditions return Wednesday into Thursday along with a good chance for showers and storms Wednesday night.
The big story in Webster County is the Green River Area Wellness program. It’s a no cost healthcare program dealing with basic medical issues, vision problems, and dental matters. It’s in Dixon through the 19th at the high school. You can learn more by visiting the Facebook page of Webster County Emergency Management.
A word that Madisonville residents will be hearing a lot over the next few years will be storm water. City Administrator Rob Saint says handling storm water is not a matter that comes up every year, but it’s time to address it again.
The Dawson Springs City Council meets this evening at 5:30. New business includes the first reading of an ordinance relating to water and sewer rates. The meeting will be at 200 West Arcadia Avenue.
The date selected as Central City’s community clean-up day is Saturday, June 27th. The city council says American Legion Post 61 is funding the event that will be from 8 until 2 at 121 Keown (COW-en) Drive.
Frankfort is concerned about maintaining safety monitoring systems with our state’s railroads. Governor Beshear says almost 2-million dollars is being given to five projects to improve industrial access sites. Mr. Beshear says investments like these not only make the railways safer, but help provide opportunities and good-paying jobs. He says each grant is reviewed and recommended by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development.
The Hopkins County Jail is grateful to those who organized and led the spiritual retreats the last two weekends. Chaplains Pete Phelan and Janice Moore say 13 men made commitments during the Foundations of Faith program. They say a total of 29 individuals made life-changing commitments to Christ. The jail says they are committed to providing opportunities that encourage accountability, personal growth, and positive change.
In Webster County, school officials say there will be a closed session this morning at 10:30 for the discussion and interview of superintendent candidates.
Muhlenberg County’s eight volunteer fire departments are receiving cash gifts from the Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation. Each gratitude grant is for 50-thousand dollars. Each fire department was recently invited to lunch by the foundation.
In Washington D-C, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee says there is hard evidence that billions of taxpayer dollars were stolen in Minnesota. James Comer appeared on Scott Jennings’ national telecast
Chairman Comer underscored how the federal government has lost over 2-trillion dollars in fraudulent and improper payments since 2003, and how American taxpayers are footing the bill.
The big story in Webster County is the Green River Area Wellness program. It’s in Dixon through the 19th at the high school. It’s a no cost healthcare program dealing with basic medical issues, vision problems, and dental matters. You can learn more by visiting the Facebook page of Webster County Emergency Management.
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