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Pikeville Industrial Park expands with site-ready pad - Vimarsana News

Pikeville Industrial Park expands with site-ready pad

The Pikeville Industrial Park, located on US 23 South at Marions Branch, is seeing growth and is currently working with two companies to get a site ready to recruit new

Ashland streetscape project impacting some local businesses - Vimarsana News

Ashland streetscape project impacting some local businesses

ASHLAND — Nobody likes construction, but some local businesses along Winchester Avenue in Ashland have been seeing a decline in customers due to the city’s downtown streetscape project.

Covington Commissioners updated on plans for new city hall, view concepts; discuss NKY police facility - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington Commissioners updated on plans for new city hall, view concepts; discuss NKY police facility - NKyTribune

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterThey weren’t there to talk specifics. Not money or timelines. But there was still a lot to see.At the city Commissioner’s regularly scheduled legislative

Contractor named for last section of Mountain Parkway expansion - Vimarsana News

Contractor named for last section of Mountain Parkway expansion

Bizzack Construction Co. has been selected as the design-build contractor to deliver the final section of the long-awaited expansion and extension of the Mountain Parkway, it was announced on Tuesday.

Engineer: City should only pay $600K for Winchester project - Vimarsana News

Engineer: City should only pay $600K for Winchester project

ASHLAND An engineer designing the streetscape/roundabout plan on Winchester Avenue said the current projections show the city only paying $600,000 for a $5.5 million project.