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<i>Franklin Clark/Cadiz Record<p> Trigg County 9-1-1 Director Stephanie Sauppe (above) described the new dispatching equipment the county agreed to at Monday evening's Trigg County Fiscal Court meeting.</i>
Fiscal Court agrees to new equipment for dispatching
Volunteer fire departments to get new radios
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Trigg School Board approves ‘working budget’ at recent meeting
District to apply for Race to the Top grant
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<i>Franklin Clark/Cadiz Record<p> Cadiz City Attorney Allen Wilson (left) explained an ordinance while Cadiz Mayor Lyn Bailey (center) and Cadiz City Clerk Lisa Rogers (right) listened.</i>
City Council approves renovation contracts at old Superior Walls building
The approval of two contracts for renovations at the old Superior Walls building is a first step to lease-purchase agreement between the City of Cadiz and Transcraft International, said Cadiz Mayor...
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Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
The Trigg County Sheriff’s Office participated in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday. Trigg County Sheriff Ray Burnam said they had about four people come in with unwanted or exp...
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<i>Franklin Clark/Cadiz Record<p> Governor Steve Beshear (above, center) and others spoke Tuesday afternoon at Eastview Baptist Church in Christian County about the speed limit change along U.S. 68/Ky. 80, a change that has been proposed for a while now. By the end of the week, there will be signs indicating the change from 55 to 65 miles per hour.</i>
Speed limit changed to 65 mph on U.S. 68/Ky. 80
New signs installed within the week
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U.S. 68 speed limit to increase next week
The speed limit for much of U.S. 68/Ky. 80 between Cadiz and Bowling Green will be raised from 55 miles per hour to 65 miles per hour starting the beginning of next week. Tim Haverlick with the off...
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KyTC blames Foss Maritime for accident, bridge collapse
‘Systemic failures’ by employees, not lights, at fault
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Military voting initiatives not in effect this November
In spite of Trigg County’s proximity to Fort Campbell, recent military voting initiatives on the part of Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes shouldn’t effect this election. Trigg Co...
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<i>Franklin Clark/Cadiz Record<p> People from multiple agencies inspected the site of a tractor-trailer wreck (above) that took the lives of two North Carolina residents late Sunday night. The cause of the accident is still unknown. </i>
Two from North Carolina killed in semi wreck Sunday on I-24
Two North Carolina residents died in a Sunday night wreck near mile marker 62 on Interstate 24 that involved a tractor-trailer, said Keith Todd of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Both Joseph A...
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<i>Franklin Clark/Cadiz Record<p> A Bunge representative (above) taught Trigg students about grain safety, while people from the Montgomery Volunteer Fire Department (below) talked about fire safety, at Thursday morning’s Farm Safety Day.</i>
Trigg County’s annual Farm Safety Day held
Mize farm hosts event with Trigg fourth graders
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