Fiona Morgan is a journalist who focuses on local news in Danville, Kentucky. She writes for The Advocate-Messenger and her work has also been featured in The Interior Journal. Fiona covers a range of topics including local government, community events, public records, and issues affecting the residents of Danville.
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Fiona's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, and legal policy regulation in Danville, Kentucky. She often reports on announcements from the local government and covers events such as meetings on homelessness or fiscal court readings.
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By: Fiona Morgan
Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jeff Jewell and Kelsey Crossfield presented a $1,000 check to the Fiscal Court for the Constitution Square Endowment Fund. Photo courtesy of Boyle Fiscal Court The Fiscal Court passed a motion to allow medical cannabis businesses to operate in Boyle County at their May 28 meeting.
Pioneer Playhouse of Danville held its grand 75th anniversary gala on June 15, where hundreds of alumni gathered in celebration.
As part of their 75th anniversary season, Pioneer Playhouse in Danville hosted the world premiere of “That Book Woman” on Tuesday. The play is running through July 20.
Photo by Chelsea on Unsplash The Fiscal Court passed the new amendments to the solar ordinance after years of discussions and moratoriums. They passed the first reading at their June 11 meeting, and the second reading at their June 25 meeting.
The old Advocate-Messenger building at 330 S. Fourth Street in Danville is getting new life, as Medsource has moved in.
By: Fiona Morgan
Advocate-Messenger file photo of the 2017 Balloon Race [email protected]
The first hot air balloon festival in five years was a resounding success, with thousands in attendance Sunday at the Danville Boyle County Airport.
By: Fiona Morgan
Judge Executive Trille Bottom (left) recognized former judge Tony Wilder (right) for starting the county’s paid EMS program. (Photo courtesy of Fiscal Court)
The second annual Car & Bike Show hosted by AMVETS Post 123 will be Saturday, August 24 at Millennium Park in Danville.
Internationally acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter Éilís Kennedy, along with Boston-based guitarist Adam Hendey, will perform at the Brick House in Orleans on Tuesday, September 17.
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