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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.

KYTC Advances Preferred Alternative for KY 801 Upgrade in Northern Rowan County - Vimarsana News

KYTC Advances Preferred Alternative for KY 801 Upgrade in Northern Rowan County

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has selected a preferred alternative for upgrading KY 801 between the MMRC industrial park and KY 158 in northern Rowan County.

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Plans to improve KY 2533/Dean Road available to view, comment - Vimarsana News

Plans to improve KY 2533/Dean Road available to view, comment

A public hearing was held on June 20 to discuss plans for improvements to KY 2533, also known as Dean Road, in Greenville. The route starts at the intersection with the KY 189 Bypass, crosses a low lying basin before climbing and winding through the hillside to let out at the intersection with KY 181.

KYTC to host public meeting to discuss KY 2533 on June 20 - Vimarsana News

KYTC to host public meeting to discuss KY 2533 on June 20

Meeting to be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1350 Dean Road in Greenville MADISONVILLE, – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has scheduled a public meeting for the proposed reconstruction of KY 2533 from KY 189 to KY 181 in Muhlenberg County. This meeting will be an open house format, meaning that

Parks, Public Services stay separate - Vimarsana News

Parks, Public Services stay separate

ASHLAND The Ashland City Commission killed an ordinance to reshuffle the parks department under the banner of public services, but it could be in the cards come budget season.