Grant County, United States (Local)
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Deborah Lucas predominantly covers local news, particularly community events, city government activities, and public safety in the United States. Her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests she would be most responsive to pitches related to local government initiatives, community-focused events, or legal changes affecting the region.
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With all members present and Judge/Executive Chuck Dills leading via Zoom; Dills called the Grant County Fiscal Court to order on April 7. Agenda items included appointments, re-appointments, ordinance readings, personnel actions and proclamations.
According to Jamie Baker, executive director of the Grant County Chamber of Commerce, each year, the group chooses one person who has “qualities and traits such as exceptional organizational leadership,
With all members present, Judge/Executive Chuck Dills called the Grant County Fiscal Court meeting to order April 21. Among the agenda items was first reading of an ordinance to reduce
With all members present, the Grant County Planning Commission (Commission) considered a map and text amendment for zoning requirements on April 27.
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With all members present, Judge/Executive Chuck Dills called a special meeting of the Grant County Fiscal Court to order April 27. On the same date the Court also began budget deliberations.
By: Deborah Lucas
At the May 5 Grant County Fiscal Court meeting, with all members were present with Roger Humphrey attending via Zoom, approval was given to lower the occupational tax rate.
For 21 years, Grant County’s Fitness for Life Around Grant County (FFLAG) has been hosting a 5K Race in downtown Williamstown. Over the years, attendance has ebbed and flowed; the
On May 18, Dry Ridge Mayor Greg Brockman called the city council meeting to order with Eric Brockman the only member absent.
All members of the Grant County Fiscal Court were present, including Roger Humphrey attending via Zoom, as Judge/Executive Chuck Dills called the meeting to order May 20.
Calling the May 19 meeting of the Williamstown City Council order, Mayor Dave Henson presided over a quorum with members April Fabela and Ronnie Maines absent. City Attorney Luke Morgan
