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Make sure to sign on both envelopes for your absentee ballots

Absentee ballots starting arriving with voting starting on Monday, June 8 and according to individuals in Rita Spencer's office, at least four ballots have been disqualified because they did not have a signature both on the manilla envelope holding the ballot but ALSO there is a required signature...
The vehicle was driven by Zach Oliver

The vehicle was driven by Zach Oliver

Historic Kennett Tavern takes direct hit from vehicle

The Falmouth City Building took a hit from a vehicle operated by Zach Oliver. According to reports, Oliver drove down part of the sidewalk before hitting the building causing damage to the historic building.
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gravel

Dump truck spills load and turns over

Look for Hwy 330 to be closed for a part of the afternoon as a dump truck dropped its load after having an accident with a trailer loaded with lawn equipment. Pendleton County Road Crew were on scene to remove the load of gravel from the roadway.
Hemp Farms

Hemp Farms

KDA licenses hemp growers for 2020 season

Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles has announced the Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA) has licensed 960 hemp growers to grow up to 32,000 acres and 150 hemp processors and handlers for 2020. The Department has also licensed 4.6 million square feet of greenhouse space for production.
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fossitt-hudson26_crop

Memorial Day weekend launches summer boating season

Summer-like temperatures have arrived in Kentucky and many families will be headed to their favorite lake during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, May 23-25. “Memorial Day weekend is the traditional start of recreational boating season in Kentucky,” said Maj.
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UPDATED ROAD CLOSURES

As the waters recede, roads are slowly becoming open to travel BUT DO NOT try and pass through flooded waters on roadways.
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Screen Shot 2020-05-20

River is nearly at crest level

While local officials acting proactively based on the information provided to them by the National Weather Service, that information proved to be a worse case scenario that has never came to pass.