Bardstown, United States (Local)
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In recent years, the Wilson Industrial Park and Nelson County Industrial Park have both filled up, leaving local government and economic development officials scrambling to find new land for prospective companies looking to set up shop here. After much searching, the City of Bardstown and Nelson County Fiscal Court are teaming up to buy 527 acres of land off of Pennebaker Avenue to meet that need.
The performers in "The Stephen Foster Story" do their final run-through Thursday night in advance of Saturday's opening night, which marks the 67th year for the drama. Thursday featured the final dress rehearsal, while Friday marked "Lights Up," a special presentation of the musical for children and adults with special needs.
Bardstown City Council met last week and considered a number of items, including final passage of its Fiscal Year 2027 budget ordinance and a final amendment to the FY26 budget.
Sean Ellis, left, a renowned archietect who hails from Bardstown, was introduced at Sunday's Bourbon and Cigars event, kicking off National Bourbon Week. Ellis will be helping rehabilitate Spalding Hall and will oversee a redesign of the exhibits at the Oscar Getz Museum of Bourbon History.
Millions of dollars worth of high-performance supercars covered North Third Street on Saturday for the Gold Rush Rally, which runs from Nashville to Las Vegas, and fans lined the street to get a glimpse and hear the powerful engines roar.
By: Peter W. Zubaty
County officials visited the Bloomfield City Council meeting Monday with some stern words in the wake of the city deciding to switch garbage carriers from Waste Management to Rumpke, and rejecting Nelson County Solid Waste’s bid as well.
Visitors to the Bourbon Capital Mash-Up at Bespoke in Bond got to sample vintage pours of Very Old Barton, Old Grand-Dad and Old Forester during National Bourbon Week.
Nick Houck returned to court last Thursday, this time with an attorney in tow.
The night sky was lit up Saturday night for My Old Kentucky Home State Park's annual fireworks display, capping off a busy holiday in Bardstown with big, bright and colorful show to celebrate the country's 250th birthday.
Nelson County Fiscal Court took action to quell rumors of data centers locating in the county, as magistrates voted unanimously to issue a one-year moratorium prohibiting them.
