Cunningham will rule in May on years-old legal battle Circuit Judge Bill Cunningham said last week he’d have a ruling ready in several cases involving the City of Cadiz and Apache Heights residents suing for back-taxes as soon as May 12.
Cunningham ma...
Cadiz Water Commission evaporated? Last month, the Cadiz Record attempted to attend the Cadiz Water Commission’s monthly meeting, only to find City Hall deserted at the 6 pm, second Monday meeting time. On April 10, 2006, City Admi...
Familiar figures announce withdrawal from May primary Three weeks ago, Hollis Alexander was Chief of Police, City Administrator and a Democratic candidate for County-Judge Executive.
Since then, however, he has tendered his resignation as administrato...
Man found in 18 inches of water killed by 'massive heart attack' The 59-year-old Cadiz man who was found dead in 18 inches of water Friday, April 14 was killed by a “massive heart attack,” according to Trigg County Deputy Coroner John Mark Vinson.
That conclusio...
School Board gives final approval to $993,334 elementary renovation The Trigg County Board of Education accepted last week a bid from Paducah-based A & K Construction to renovate the elementary school, a project which is to cost just under $1 million.
“These are a ...
JMAM board discusses ongoing renovation Progress at the Janice Mason Art Museum on Main Street is moving steadily forward. At the April 6, 2006 meeting of the Board of Directors, some of the latest improvements were proudly displayed.
C...
Council approves 58 percent mayoral raise The Cadiz City Council agreed to increase the salary for the position of mayor by 58.95 percent last week.
The increase, which won’t be official until a second reading of the enacting ordinance, ra...
State expresses interest in renting two convention-center rooms Though the renovation of the Cadiz Convention Center (formerly the Mary White Building) has barely been completed, a would-be tenant has already expressed interest in leasing part of the building f...
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