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From WHVO Radio, Christian County Now and WHOP Radio, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
WHVO Radio8 hours ago
Infrastructure A Keen Priority As Cadiz City Council Approaches Fall Months, on WHVO RadioIn the coming weeks, regardless of the November general election, look for the Cadiz City Council to begin addressing the possibility of a moratorium on data centers locating within the city limits. Brief discussion of such stirred
Christian County Now11 hours ago
Tight city council vote adopts new planning services, $100,000 approved for vehicles, on Christian County NowPlanning services that were previously facilitated by CDS will now be handled by the City of Hopkinsville after a city council decision.
WHOP Radio12 hours ago
City Council approves Lovers Lane crosswalk, taking over more CDS duties, on WHOP RadioHopkinsville City Council Members approved installing a crosswalk on Lovers Lane and absorbing more Community and Development Services’ duties at Monday’s special-called meeting. Council members approved a measure that would establish a 25-mph school zone and a cross walk on Lovers Lane near Christian County High School. Deputy City Clerk [...]
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City CouncilHopkinsville City Council approved a 25-mph school zone and a crosswalk on Lovers Lane near Christian County High School at Monday's special-called meeting.
Hopkinsville City Council approved a 25-mph school zone and a crosswalk on Lovers Lane near Christian County High School at Monday's special-called meeting. The zone starts near Fort Campbell Boulevard and runs past Conference Center Drive, with the crosswalk near Hopkinsville Towne Center. Council also renamed Westside Park "Judge John Atkins Westside Park" and, in a tight vote, moved planning services from Community and Development Services (CDS) to the city.
News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WHOP Radio, Christian County Now