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The city says it’s awarded $300,000 to residents, nonprofits, cultural organizations and performing arts centers. The money will be used to create new art and activities around Lexington ahead of a year-long celebration in 2025.
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More than one million dollars from the Appalachian Regional Commission will help extend a waterline in Letcher County.
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The Department of the Interior says the Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization Program is meant to help create jobs and improve land in communities that have been affected by the downturn in coal production.
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The money would help make residential solar energy more available to underserved and low-income communities across the Commonwealth.
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The money comes from the USDA and 2022’s Inflation Reduction Act, and is being awarded by the Kentucky Division of Forestry.
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That includes $$800,999 going towards Bandana Ag Incorporated in Ballard County through the USDA’s Fertilizer Production Expansion Program. The money will help expand its dry fertilizer facility, which would be distributed to more than 150 local producers.
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The $22 million grant will see the north side of the corridor between Boardwalk and Brian Station Road reconstructed.
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A $50,000 grant from the Kentucky Association of Health Plans is going toward Floyd County’s St. Vincent Mission to help expand their facilities.
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More than $8 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture are being made available to help eastern Kentucky communities improve their water and waste infrastructure.
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The project will test if waste within the mines can be used to help the growing process.