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Two roll over accidents reported in recent weeks

By Zach Morgan

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SCHS students get training on college applications

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What's Happening — Week of October 1

GOP Monthly Dinner and Meeting
The Spencer County GOP will host its monthly meeting on Monday, October 6. Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by a meeting starting at 7 p.m. The event will be held at the GOP Headquarters located at 79 Settlers Center in Taylorsville.

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Fire district awarded $10k grant for radios

Governor Steve Beshear and the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security have announced that the Taylorsville -Spencer County Fire Protection District has been awarded a $10,000 grant to purchase Project 25 digital radios.

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Grimes launches online portal for military/overseas voters

Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes Monday launched her office’s new Online Portal for Military and Overseas Voters. The portal is part of the Kentucky Military Heroes Voting Initiative, which is the result of recommendations Grimes made following a trip to the Middle East in 2012 to visit Kentucky soldiers and evaluate military and overseas voting procedures.

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State drug issues take center stage in Senate race

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Lexington Herald Leader

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Crews work to demolish burned fire department

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Habitat for Humanity begins work on building project

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Kentucky doctors see surge of babies treated for drug withdrawals

by JUSTIN MADDEN

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Governor signs bill supporting rural tourism

Gov. Steve Beshear Tuesday ceremonially signed legislation that expands incentives for tourism projects in rural counties.
“Since the Kentucky Tourism Development Act was approved in 1996, more than $1 billion has been invested in Kentucky tourism attractions,” Beshear said in a statement. “This legislation will help encourage tourism development in rural parts of Kentucky.”
House Bill 493, passed in the 2014 General Assembly, made two major changes to the tourism incentive law for projects in “enhanced incentive counties.”

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