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Jay Compton
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Reporter, Middlesboro News
Middlesboro
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By Jay Compton Verified| Middlesboro News Verified Published 11:40 am Tuesday, April 15, 2025 Justin Green from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet presented this year’s plans from the state for the Rural and Secondary Road Program in Bell County during last week’s Fiscal Court meeting. The county’s total allotment from the state for fiscal year 2025-26 is $1,310,903 with a balance of $148,299 left over from last year. $524,400 is set aside for general maintenance such as snow and ice removal leaving $930,927 for projects.
By Jay Compton Verified| Middlesboro News Verified Published 11:42 am Tuesday, April 15, 2025 Gary Cola, the CEO and founder of Flash Steelworks, gave a presentation to the Bell County Fiscal Court on the progress being made toward the company opening a plant in Middlesboro at their April meeting. Judge-Executive Albey Brock introduced Cola to the magistrates as well as the audience watching the live stream of the meeting and said he would be able to answer any questions they had about the project.
By Jay Compton Verified| Middlesboro News Verified Published 11:40 am Tuesday, April 15, 2025 Justin Green from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet presented this year’s plans from the state for the Rural and Secondary Road Program in Bell County during last week’s Fiscal Court meeting. The county’s total allotment from the state for fiscal year 2025-26 is $1,310,903 with a balance of $148,299 left over from last year. $524,400 is set aside for general maintenance such as snow and ice removal leaving $930,927 for projects.
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