Keith Pyles is a local journalist based in Franklin, Kentucky. He writes for publications such as the Franklin Favorite, The Lebanon Democrat, and his work has also appeared in the Cadiz Record. Keith covers a range of topics including local news, government decisions, community events, and human interest stories.
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Keith Pyles focuses on local news, particularly announcements and events in the Franklin, Kentucky area. His coverage heavily features community-related topics such as crime, family & relationships, education, finance & economy. When reaching out to Keith Pyles, consider providing relevant information about local community events or initiatives that align with his coverage themes.
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This year’s Goodnight Memorial Library taxing district tax rate on real estate dropped one-tenth of a cent from last year.
A new $33.8 million tourism development project, The Dine Play and Stay Social House, that will create 163 jobs — 13 full-time and 150 part-time — at a family-friendly entertainment complex is coming to Franklin.
A Kentucky gubernatorial race is among six statewide races on the Simpson County ballot for the Tuesday, Nov. 7 general election. There are no local races on the Simpson County ballot.
Charges were placed against three juveniles following unrelated incidents, according to the Franklin Police Department, that occurred involving Franklin-Simpson schools on Oct. 24.
The Franklin City Commission approved second and final reading of one ordinance and heard first reading of two other ordinances on Oct. 23.
Franklin Room in the Inn will begin providing overnight shelter for the homeless again on Jan. 1 and continuing through Feb. 29 in Franklin, Ky.
Winter is here and with it comes different weather safety concerns.
First responders on the scene of an explosion in a dryer at R3 Industrial on East Cedar Street on Dec. 20.
Dennis Griffin has resigned as executive director of the Franklin-Simpson Industrial Authority. He was the Industrial Authority executive director for 25 years.
Dennis Griffin is pictured. Photo submitted by F-S Industrial Authority office
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