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The village was short-handed when the snow started to fall last Sunday.

The Moscow City Council on Tuesday approved two applications for grants that would fund sidewalks, lighting, bike lanes and other pedestrian features on Mountain View Road.

Moscow city staff members want to apply for grants to fund a project they believe will make one of the city’s busiest streets more accessible and safer for pedestrians.

Tuscarawas Village Council meeting

Dave Rush, Douglas County Land and Resource Management director, explained the zoning ordinance changes to the Douglas County commissioners at the Tuesday, Dec. 21 regular board meeting before they approved the amendments to the ordinance. 

The City of Oak Ridge is working to convert 4.6 miles of abandoned CSX railroad tracks into a greenway for pedestrians and bicyclists.

A tunnel for hikers, bikers and equestrians beneath Route 45 near Miller Road in northern Lake County is expected to open before the holidays..

The sidewalks that stretch around the outskirts of Bardstown that have proven to be so popular to local residents could be extended if the city gets approved for a grant from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for federal money through a Transportation Alternative Program. City engineer Jessica Filiatreau told the Bardstown City Council Tuesday night the 80/20 matching grant would extend the sidewalk on the south side of Templin Avenue that currently ends at the Wellington subdivision to the n...

A Transportation Alternative Program grant could restore a 1926 lounge car for collaborative use between The Kentucky Railway Museum and Log Still Distillery. KRM Executive Director Greg Mathews presented an application for an 80/20 grant that would award them $365,000 for the restoration of the car called The Kentucky Club. “This is a unique opportunity,” Mathews said. “It’ll take a while because the club needs work, (and) it’ll probably take anywhere from eight ...

IDAHO FALLS —— It’s time to take out your bikes and helmets and go for a ride on a new trail near the Meppen Canal. The city of Idaho Falls celebrated the opening of the Canal Trail Thursday at Lindon Park Elementary School by cutting a yellow ribbon and welcomed bikers and pedestrians to use […]