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Paducah approves ordinance for pickleball courts, construction to start mid-May - Vimarsana News

Paducah approves ordinance for pickleball courts, construction to start mid-May

Paducah's Parks and Recreation Department's Director says the pickleball courts will be across from the tennis courts. Construction will take about two months and should start in mid-May.

Source: wsiltv.com
Should pensions tax relief be used to fund care costs? - Vimarsana News

Should pensions tax relief be used to fund care costs?

Could recent proposals from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to allow pension withdrawals to be made tax-free – or at a reduced rate – if used for care costs be a realistic option for self-funders?

FIRE and retiring early demands big sacrificies: Could you do it? - Vimarsana News

FIRE and retiring early demands big sacrificies: Could you do it?

Followers of FIRE live frugally and invest aggressively in their 20s and 30s in pursuit of early retirement. We ask money experts how easy it is is to stick to, and when plans might get derailed.

Construction for Paducah's City Block project begins Monday - Vimarsana News

Construction for Paducah's City Block project begins Monday

Construction for the City Block project, an initiative that will build new public amenities in downtown Paducah, will begin tomorrow.

Source: wsiltv.com
Beshear, Paducah officials and business partners break ground on City Block project - Vimarsana News

Beshear, Paducah officials and business partners break ground on City Block project

Paducah officials, Gov. Andy Beshear and business partners broke ground Friday on the City Block project, a long-gestating effort aimed at “reenergizing” the far western Kentucky city’s downtown.

Source: lpm.org