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Burglars pose as electric company personnel

Spencer County Sheriff Buddy Stump spoke with the Spencer Magnet Friday afternoon to alert citizens in Spencer County to two suspected burglars who have been posing as electric company personnel to gain access to victim's homes.
According to Stump the two suspects went to a home on Townhill Road and a home on Bloomfield Road posing as electric company employees Wednesday afternoon. The individuals are identified as a white female, approximately 30 years of age with blond hair and a male, possibly Hispanic.

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Elementary school students work with community leaders

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Team Blake is ready to celebrate

by Ashley Wilkins

Landmark News Service

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What's Happening — Week of September 10

Community Tree of Life
Come sing in the Community Tree of Life. The Tree is made up of singers from several counties to sing about the “King of Glory.” Practices are held on Tuesday nights with performances on December 5 ,6 , and 7. There will be two performances per night. The cost is $10 to cover the cost the music. Joy Thompson, of Taylorsville, is the director along with Cody Libolt, of Louisville, as co-director. Tuesday night practices begin 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, 115 W. Main St, in Taylorsville. For more information call 502-299-8543.

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Spencer native makes every day count

by Zach Morgan

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City approves Ingram as Main St. manager

The Taylorsville City Commission approved appointing Commissioner Beverly Ingram to temporarily fill the position of Main Street manager upon the resignation of Annette King and approved hiring Kenneth Stewart to fill the recently created major position with the Taylorsville Police Department last Tuesday during the commission’s regularly scheduled meeting.

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Road department to remove campaign signs

Spencer County Fiscal Court Judge Executive Bill Karrer issued an order effective September 17, which authorizes and directs the Spencer County Road Department to remove any and all objects, signs, features, structures or other encroachments from county right-of-ways.
Karrer said that the policy was instituted because the judge received complaints from adjoining property owners to right of ways regarding the placing of political signs. Karrer said that while he couldn’t do anything about state and city right of ways, he could do something about county right of ways.

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Cheek faces hearing on campaign finance violations

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Digging in on a hot day

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County property valuation administrator sees improvement

Property Valuation Administrator Kim Stump says that signs are pointing to an improved economy in Spencer County. Stump sat down with the Spencer Magnet recently to go over various statistics that her office compiles as part of their normal business practices.
“Looking at permits for new single family construction, we are slowly getting back to pre-recession levels,” Stump said.
Stump explained that while the market crash originally hit back in 2008, it did not fully affect Spencer County until recently.

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