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Officials from communities across the state are contributing to a new disaster preparedness resource being developed by the Kentucky League of Cities to better share know-how gained from leading their cities and counties through natural, financial and cyber disasters.
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Murray State University and the Kentucky League of Cities have been collaborating to expand economic development efforts in the state through research and resource development. This week marks two years of partnership.
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Though the former coal camp town still has an active community, politically, it was defunct. No one had been running the town for years. With no one to oversee the dispensation of municipal road funds and coal severance, the city’s services fell into disrepair.
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The city of Dawson Springs held listening sessions last week to allow community members a chance to share what they want for the future of their city following a December tornado that devastated the community.
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Kentucky city governments, ranging in size from Louisville to Wickliffe, received hundreds of millions in federal stimulus funds through the passage of the American Rescue Plan Act in March. Some western Kentucky cities are still deciding how to use the windfall, while others are already making investments.
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The head of Kentucky’s League of Cities says President Biden’s proposed vaccination/testing mandate could affect localities across the Commonwealth.
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Murray State University and the Kentucky League of Cities announced Thursday a partnership to help build economic development expertise for elected…
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Mayfield Fire Chief Jeremy Creason has been awarded City Employee of the Year by Kentucky League of Cities. According to the KLC, the award recognizes…
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More than just current state workers and state retirees are waiting to see what pension reforms come from the Kentucky General Assembly. Local government…
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A Franklin Circuit Court order has approved the distribution of about $2 million to almost 200 Kentucky schools, colleges, education groups, and the…