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Residents wanting electrical work performed at their homes might not have to pay for a permit for the work after all.
Coy Neat, the county's electrical inspector, currently charges $20 to issue an electrical permit and $55 for an inspection.
But at last Tuesday's regular Taylor County Fiscal Court meeting, magistrates took the first step in making the permits free.
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Though they have been offered the land for free, they say it's not the best place for a fire substation.
Last October, Taylor County Fire & Rescue officials told county officials that they don't have enough room and asked for help to solve the problem. Since then, magistrates have discussed the possible purchase of land for a fire station or substation.
On Tuesday, Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers told magistrates that the county has been offered - for free - five acres of land in Heartland Commerce and Technology Park.
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Students at Campbellsville Independent Schools won’t have to pay a dime for their breakfast or lunch this coming school year.
At Monday night’s regular Campbellsville School Board meeting, Jeff Richardson, food services director, announced that because enough of the District’s students now qualify for free lunches, the District can participate in a program that will allow the entire student population to receive free breakfasts and lunches. The news was followed by applause from Board members.
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The way social media has taken over society today, it’s understandable that an organization like the city of Campbellsville would feel the need to have a policy related to its use by employees. However, we believe the policy could have been handled much differently.
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Taylor County Public Library plans to host movie nights.
At its regular meeting Monday, the board approved a four-year movie licensing agreement that would allow the library to screen movies from several major film studios.
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The percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunches is on the rise at several local schools, and that’s a trend officials say ties directly to the local economy.
According to 2011 data from the Kentucky Department of Education, the percentage of free/reduced lunches at Taylor County Elementary School is 63 percent (up from 54 percent in 2008), 55 percent at Taylor County Middle School (up from 44 percent), and 50 percent at Taylor County High School (up from 37 percent).
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