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Boyd Fiscal talks softball, electricity, roads - Vimarsana News

Boyd Fiscal talks softball, electricity, roads

CATLETTSBURG The Boyd County Fiscal Court meeting touched on a wide range of topics on Tuesday, ranging from youth softball to concerns over the looming Kentucky Power rate hike.

Bicentennial barbecue a great success - Vimarsana News

Bicentennial barbecue a great success

Robin Webb from the Almonte Amateur Radio Club sends this note: The barbecue, sponsored by local service clubs on Saturday, July 29, was a great success. As far as is known, this was the first time the clubs had come together to sponsor an event, in this case to celebrate the Mississippi Mills Bi

'Forever chemicals' contaminating Kentucky waters detailed for lawmakers | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

'Forever chemicals' contaminating Kentucky waters detailed for lawmakers | Kentucky

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known as PFAS or “forever chemicals,” are in Kentucky’s rivers and lakes. The chemicals are in municipal water treatment plants. They’re accumulating inside Kentucky’s fish.

Find out Where 'Forever Chemicals' are Contaminating Kentucky Water | Northern Kentucky News | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

Find out Where 'Forever Chemicals' are Contaminating Kentucky Water | Northern Kentucky News | Cincinnati

State officials have found high levels of PFAS chemicals in some municipal water systems in Kentucky.

'Forever chemicals' contaminating Kentucky waters detailed for lawmakers - Vimarsana News

'Forever chemicals' contaminating Kentucky waters detailed for lawmakers

A sample taken from Christian County in 2020 showed the single highest concentration of PFAS in a study of 40 surface water sites across the state.