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Kentucky joins battle with EPA
Kentucky racing commission set to meet
Water rate study may facilitate increase
Creek expansion likely on hold
Local officials oppose cap and trade
House budget spares Medicaid if U.S. money extended
Showplace Cinemas' owner still working to bring movie theater to Henderson
Proposed budget clears Kentucky House panel
Survey: Job prospects in Henderson-Evansville area brightening
Billy Ray, Jim Buley receive ag awards
Kentucky revenue plan clears divided House committee
Kentucky among finalists for U.S. education grants
Farmers invited to Canoe Creek forum
Kentucky community colleges raise profile
Cash Creek backs clean-coal law
Henderson featured in online video tours
Beshear making local visit
Major work is ahead downtown but utility hoping to reduce impact
Going green: Chamber touts eco-friendly program
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U.S. 60 bridge replacement tops Watkins' wish list to McConnell
Heart of Henderson ... Martins honored for local business
Chamber: Panel outlines state concerns
House bill would force Kentucky to use more renewable energy sources
Chamber applauds state’s I-69 projects
Local planning regs ‘simple,’ surveyor Branson declares
Jailers fear privatization in Kentucky
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Cash Creek gets final permit
State plans some I-69 work
Jailer challenges chamber prison stance
Chamber tauts I-69 bridge as transportation "safety valve"
December home sales down nearly 17 percent
Meetings scheduled on bridges project
Kentucky’s Cabinet for Economic Development underwrites programs to generate new companies
Beshear pushes slots as way to balance Kentucky budget
MBA forum set for Feb. 3
Chamber president: State has lost focus on schools: Fixing ‘big leak’ could likely save Kentucky millions
H1N1 light in region up to now: Public health chief still urges people to get the vaccine
Creating a career-shifting résumé
Hearing on slots amendment delayed
Even in a Recovery, Some Jobs Won't Return
House resolution questions science of climate change
Kentucky to emerge stronger—Recession tops governor’s annual speech to state
Kentucky legislators plan projects despite $1 billion shortfall
Grant, loan help airport land new business
Kentucky to tackle state budget
Beshear: Kentucky income tax refunds will be on time
Area lawmakers have some ideas about legislation
Beshear a fan of studying the issues
Airport, tech firm grant on court agenda
'Tis the Season for Job Searches
Governor approves HCC parking expansion
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City sells remaining land at Henderson Corporate Park
The United States Chamber pushes for SBA loan expansion
Small energy-saving steps can make big strides
Beshear says he'll keep pushing slots
Kenergy outlines its plans for future outages
Big Rivers gets permit for headquarters work
Henderson doctor joins Senate race
City set to focus riverfront efforts: State seeking more details
School programs to be cut by $20 million
Whitfield launching Web site
Applications being taken for temporary census jobs
Group formulates ideas for improving community
H1N1 clinic set Tuesday
Kenergy: Rate increase not in plans
I-69 project picking up speed
Whitfield brings check for planned creek work
Second in series of DHP Audubon collectibles available today
60-West widening project months from completion
Take a look at the Kentucky Economic Guide
Murray seeking MBA participants
Henderson Gallery Hop scheduled Friday
Home prices start to stabilize in the US as sales pick up
Kentucky manufacturing jobs dropped 10% over twenty-four months
Senator proposes gambling constitutional amendment for Kentucky
Agency may post Fortis deposit
Beshear urges action on video lottery terminals
Senate panel to investigate insurer pricing for small businesses
Sources say House health care bill totals $1.2 trillion
Top 10 Reasons for Locating or Expanding Your Business in Kentucky
Churchill CEO: Progress made on expanded gambling
Alcan, union reach tentative deal
Lean Basic Training Seminar
Hill rebuffed in effort to revive Delta Queen cruises
PSC rejects wind surcharge
Local students learn about energy, jobs on Big Rivers tour
Lesson learned: Kenergy beefs up to deal with outages
Common sense urged for workplaces
H1N1 vaccine has arrived
Big Rivers CEO: Carbon proposal costly
Plan's aim is to ease charitable gaming
City to consider grants, spending
County's park plans advancing
Beshear wants feds to extend unemployment benefits
City OKs slight tax increase
Kentucky awaits appliance rebate plan OK
Kentucky makes progress on most New Agenda goals
States Shut Down to Save Cash
Area braces for Whirlpool layoffs
Industrial incentives simplified
Accuride gets more time from some creditors to refinance debt
Electronic recycling starting next week
ConnectGRADD wireless broadband Internet reaching more places here
Ky Ranks Top 10 in Higher Education Accountability
Let the shows begin: Henderson Fine Arts season begins
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River city: Year-long design study focuses on Henderson
Foes assail Cash Creek proposal: But officials commend technology involved, ask people to trust regulatory process
Brenntag Mid-South expanding here
‘Home away from home’ Fans, officials tout Ellis Park during rally
Back to school: Murray State offering local MBA program
Toast of the town: Dr. Tom and Jo Logan named Chamber's citizens of the year
Louisville mayor touts regionalism at Chamber dinner
Henderson Community College awarded three-year nursing grant
Vincent Industrial Plastics closes
Cash Creek air hearing set
Brenntag, hospital top building permits
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How to Calculate Start-Up Costs There are a number of ways to contact local legislators while they are in Frankfort during the current session of the General Assembly. By U.S. mail, they can be sent a letter at the Capitol Annex, 702 Capitol Avenue, Frankfort, KY, 40601. The regular telephone line for senators and representatives is 502-564-8100; an operator will connect you directly with the legislator’s office. The toll-free Legislative Message Line, where citizens can leave messages for legislators, is 1-800-372-7181. The toll-free Bill Status Line is 1-866-840-2835. The e-mail address for state Sen. Dorsey Ridley, who represents all of the Tri-county area in the Senate, is
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. The e-mail address for Rep. David Watkins, D-Henderson, who represents Henderson County except for the eastern and southern fringes, is
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. The e-mail address for Rep. John A. Arnold, D-Sturgis, who represents all of Union County, the eastern and southern portions of Henderson County and the western half of Daviess County, is
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. The e-mail address for Rep. Jim Gooch, D-Providence, who represents all of Webster and McLean counties and portions of Hopkins and Daviess counties, is
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