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Paducah to hold Labor Day Parade
PADUCAH — Labor day is almost here, and Paducah is getting ready to celebrate!. At 9:30 a.m. on September 2, the Western Kentucky Labor Day Committee's Labor Day Parade will commence. The theme of this year’s parade is The Struggles of Our Past Create Our Future. According to...
Relief from wooly aphids on the horizon, extension agent says
PADUCAH — It's hard to tell what the little white specks are at first glance. Some people think they're cotton fibers; others think they could be pollen. McCracken County residents have been bringing photos of them into the extension office for Mary Dossett to ID for the past couple of weeks.
5th annual Super City Brew Fest to be held in Metropolis
METROPOLIS, Ill. (KFVS) - The 5th annual Super City Brew Fest is set for September. According to organizers, the brew fest will be at 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 7 in the Harrah’s Metropolis parking lot. You’ll receive 30 tastings from a variety of beers. From local and national...
Business development in Paducah increases job opportunities
PADUCAH — While driving through Paducah and McCracken County over the past few months, residents may have noticed the various commercial construction projects popping up or already in progress. The city of Paducah issued more than nine commercial business permits for new construction between March and July, signifying growing...
KYTC: U.S. 45 in Paducah to be blocked overnight Tues. for utility work
PADUCAH, Ky. (KFVS) - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is warning drivers of an overnight road closure in Paducah next week. According to KYTC, Paducah Water plans to block U.S. 45 or 28th Street /Joe Clifton Drive on Tuesday, September 3 at 9 p.m. as part of its Midtown Water Main Replacement project.
Local businesses and nonprofits react to City Block Project changes
PADUCAH — The City of Paducah has parted ways with City Block Project developer Weyland Ventures, meaning the previous plans for a boutique hotel are cancelled. Local businesses and nonprofits are reacting to the news. The Paducah City Commission approved the project in 2020. It would have included a...
Overdose Awareness Day observance on Saturday
Flags have been ordered to half-staff in observance of Overdose Awareness Day on Saturday. The worldwide event is designed to raise awareness of the problem of drug overdoses, and the grief of those left behind or dealing with permanent injury from drugs. Flags should be at half-staff from sunrise Saturday...
District 1 Roadshow: Traffic Impact Report for Sept. 1 -7
PADUCAH, KY (August 30, 2024) — The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet anticipates ongoing work zone construction and long-term maintenance activities at the following locations will impact traffic in District 1 counties the week of Sept. 1-7. More detailed information on these work zones (including maps) can be found on our Facebook page listed below.
Cairo, Ill. has new groundwater treatment plant
CAIRO, Ill. (KFVS) - Construction on a new groundwater treatment plant in the Cairo District was finished in August. According to a news release from Illinois American Water, the groundwater treatment plant was built on the site of the original water treatment plant that used the Ohio River as its water supply source.
City Commission Meeting Highlights
Announcement Regarding Agreement with Weyland Ventures. At the end of the meeting, Mayor George Bray announced that the City is dissolving its agreement with Weyland Ventures, a mutual decision by both parties. (Please note that a news release with additional information will be distributed this evening.) Proclamations and Recognitions. Mayor...
Paducah Chamber gains 105 members
PADUCAH — On August 29, the Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce announced that 105 new members and various new sponsors had been recruited during the Annual Membership and Total Resource campaign. The Paducah Chamber is the region’s largest Chamber with approximately 1,000 members, and aims to "bring together the...
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