New Drop Box at Caldwell County Courthouse for Conducting Business
The Caldwell County Clerk’s Office has announced a new way to serve the public while the courthouse is closed to in-person traffic. In a post on social media County Clerk Toni Watson stated that there will now
Governor Beshear Asking Everyone To Continue Social Distancing
Governor Andy Beshear says if everyone across the Commonwealth continues the practice of social distancing, thousands of lives could be saved.
Spring Burn Restrictions Still In Place
Local fire officials are reminding residents of burn restrictions that are in effect until the end of the month. Princeton Fire Chief Brent Francis says that because people may be spending more time doing yard work due
State Tangible Tax Return Filing Date Extended
The Caldwell County Property Valuation Administration (PVA) Office has announced that the statewide deadline to file tangible tax returns has been extended. PVA Ronald Wood states that his office learned Friday that the Kentucky deadline to file
Fredonia Activities Committee Wanting to Recognize High School Seniors
The Fredonia Activities Committee is hoping to bring a bit of normalcy back to those students who will be transitioning from one school to the next for the new school year in the fall. Committee member Michelle
Local Businesses Offering Curbside or Drive-Thru Pharmacy Services
Walmart of Princeton has announced a new curbside service for those needing medications who are concerned about putting themselves or their loved ones at risk by stepping inside the store. According to a post on social media
U.S. Attorney, IRS Warn Of COVID-19 Check Scams
The United States Attorney’s Office and the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation is warning Kentucky taxpayers to be alert about possible scams relating to COVID-19 economic impact payments.
Caldwell Officials Warning of COVID-19 Scams
Caldwell County elected officials are warning the community about possible scams that are taking advantage of the panic and fear surrounding the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Magistrate District 4 Jeff Simms states that after speaking with the Kentucky
Princeton Woman Facing Assault Charges
A Princeton woman is facing assault charges following an incident Thursday evening. Assistant Princeton Police Chief Shane Allison states that officers responded to a residence on Varmint Trace Road in reference to a domestic complaint just before
Beshear And McConnell Secure Financial Support For Rural KY Hospitals
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Governor Andy Beshear announced Friday the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS) approved Kentucky’s request to recover Medicaid federal match rates and provide federal funds for a payment benefiting