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Justin Begley

Justin Begley

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Journalist, Hazard Herald

United States

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  • Perry County Fiscal Court approves revenue bonds for solar energy project on reclaimed mine fields

    By Justin Begley| Hazard Herald Verified The Perry County Fiscal Court approved and authorized the issuance of taxable industrial building revenue bonds during its regular meeting on April 1, paving the way for a major solar energy project on reclaimed coal mine land. “This particular project is a solar park development,” said Jim Parsons, a partner at the Cincinnati-based law firm Keating Muething & Klekamp and special counsel to Perry County.

    By Justin Begley · Hazard Herald

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Sold out show at The Forum featuring ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ star John Schneider

    By Justin Begley| Hazard Herald Verified Actor and musician John Schneider, famously known as Bo Duke from “The Dukes of Hazzard,” returned to Eastern Kentucky on Tuesday, April 8, to headline a sold-out benefit concert for flood victims at The Forum, in collaboration with the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky. The concert, which organizers said exceeded expectations, aimed to raise $50,000 to assist local families and businesses impacted by recent flooding.

    By Justin Begley · Hazard Herald

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Perry County Fiscal Court approves revenue bonds for solar energy project on reclaimed mine fields

    By Justin Begley| Hazard Herald Verified The Perry County Fiscal Court approved and authorized the issuance of taxable industrial building revenue bonds during its regular meeting on April 1, paving the way for a major solar energy project on reclaimed coal mine land. “This particular project is a solar park development,” said Jim Parsons, a partner at the Cincinnati-based law firm Keating Muething & Klekamp and special counsel to Perry County.

    By Justin Begley · Hazard Herald

    Apr. 10, 2025

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