GLASGOW — May 6:
City of Glasgow, commercial and electrical permits for bathroom and bedroom addition at 400 Glen Gary Road.
May 8:
Bluegrass Cellular, permit for free-standing sign at 241 S.L. Rogers Wells Blvd.
May 11:
Robert Humphrey, residential addition permit for storage at 100 Newman St.
Larry Hayes, residential addition permit for storage at 402 Mill St.
Jerald Allway, commercial permit for storage at 311 Industrial.
May 13:
Homer Cooksey, residential addition permits for storage building and pole barn/storage/garage at 808 Lexington Drive.
May 14:
Randy Combs, residential and electrical permits for garage at 102 Sandy Lane.
Glasgow Urgent Clinic, permit to remove/replace existing sign at 411 S.L. Rogers Wells Blvd.
May 18:
J.B. Enterprises, commercial and electrical permits for spec building at 500 Industrial.
Kenneth Franklin, demolition permit to tear old house down at 517 Lexington Drive
Lakeside Recycling, commercial and electrical permit for recycling facility at 520 Industrial.
May 22:
IDEA Board, electrical permit for spec building at 119 Carroll Knicely.
Wayne and Brenda Shirley, residential and electrical addition for detached garage at 119 Cheatham.
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BUILDING PERMITS: May 6-22
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South Central Kentucky Business Expo set
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5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
If you're looking for ways to lower your heating bill and make your home more energy efficient this winter, now is a good time to act. Make certain home improvements before the end of 2011, and you can claim a federal tax credit when you file next year.
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Crafters spread word of locally made products
In honor of the nationwide Small Business Saturday on Nov. 26, a group of local artisans organized a Small Business Saturday craft show at Columbia Avenue Church of Christ in Glasgow that featured locally-made crafts, accessories and baked goods.
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Shoppers seek bargains for Black Friday
While many Americans slept off the exertion of eating several pounds of turkey, determined shoppers bundled up, grabbed a cup of coffee and headed to the stores Thursday night and early Friday morning. They had one thing on their mind: a good bargain.
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Restaurant’s fate remains unsure
After the excitement of having a new restaurant open in August, community members have been left with confusion since Cajun steakhouse G’s closed its doors amid flying rumors at the beginning of October.
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E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
A growing chorus of bricks-and-mortar small businesses are protesting what they see as tax law inequities driving them to the brink by requiring they collect and remit sales taxes while their electronic counterparts prosper through tax-free goods and services.
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Canadian company brings jobs to Glasgow
A standing room only crowd greeted Governor Steve Beshear in the Glasgow City Council chambers Monday afternoon as he announced that Canadian company Betatech Inc. has decided to start a Glasgow-based subsidiary, Fortis Manufacturing, LLC, which will eventually bring 100 new jobs to Barren County.
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Incentives approved for two businesses
Two businesses got the approval they needed from Glasgow City Council on Monday night in a move that will create about 240 jobs, according to city officials.
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Newberry wins national award
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