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Suzanne Griffith: Time for a plan - Vimarsana News

Suzanne Griffith: Time for a plan

Abraham Lincoln once said, “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe” — wise words from a wise man

Public can weigh in on TIF, PILOT - Vimarsana News

Public can weigh in on TIF, PILOT

CATLETTSBURG The Boyd County Fiscal Court will host a public hearing — in addition to a regular meeting — Monday at noon to get the public’s input on a proposed

Hotel feasibility study approved - Vimarsana News

Hotel feasibility study approved

CATLETTSBURG While the bulk of Tuesday’s meeting revolved around TIFs and IRBs, the Boyd County Fiscal Court also approved a hotel feasibility study for future development at Camp Landing.

Boyd Fiscal passes second-reading on bond - Vimarsana News

Boyd Fiscal passes second-reading on bond

CATLETTSBURG The Boyd County Fiscal Court unanimously passed a multi-million dollar bond to be used for parks improvement, the farmer’s market, the convention center, the animal shelter and a mysterious economic development project the Judge-Executive touted as a game changer. While the exact figure on the bond is still being “dialed-in,” Judge-Executive Eric Chaney said it is somewhere in the neighborhood of $11 million. At the beginning of the year, the fiscal proposals during a work session to improve Armco Park, construct a building for the farmer’s market and move the...

Water crisis escalates in Texas; power returns for many as storm damage spreads - Vimarsana News

Water crisis escalates in Texas; power returns for many as storm damage spreads

Power was restored to nearly 2 million homes even as 13 million Texans were under boil-water advisories.