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Fiscal court approves purchase for backhoe

Grant County Fiscal Court still authorized a $109,000 purchase for a new backhoe after learning their previous option to lease then buy the backhoe July 1 was no longer an option.

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Feagan named KSCA Principal of the Year

Williamstown Sr. High Principal Brandy Feagan has been selected as the Kentucky School Counseling Association’s Principal of the Year.

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POLICE REPORTS

(Editor’s Note: The Grant County News publishes all items in police beat that are submitted from each individual police agency. The News does not omit names from police reports.)

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Dry Ridge Police Department

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Fear not, God is with you

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Who do you think you are?

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Potato planting time

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General Assembly must modernize state’s tax structure

The General Assembly has finally produced a bill regarding public pensions and the fine print reveals some remarkable facts about its potential impact. The “fine print” in question is the actuarial analysis performed on behalf of Kentucky Retirement Systems regarding those aspects of Senate Bill 1 that affect KRS.

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Governor is not in favor of public schools

If you happened to hear our governor’s budget address before the Kentucky legislature or read about it the next day, you had to be sick if you know anything about Kentucky’s public schools and universities.

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Senate to review House version of budget

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Will. Council happy with audit

Williamstown City Council approved a 2016-2017 fiscal year audit March 5 without making any changes to the draft Paul Maddox presented to council.

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