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Deer Creek Baptist leads worshippers to the cross
More than 350 people packed into the newly built sanctuary at Deer Creek Baptist Church just outside Tell City Sunday night for "Lead Me to the Cross," an event that would showcase different youth groups from area churches.
Work continues on Hawesville judicial center
Work continues on the new judicial center in downtown Hawesville. It's still on schedule to open in 2011.
Ky. Deputy and Dog Fulfill a Christmas Wish
Dec. 17--Normally, a sheriff's deputy and police dog showing up at a person's house would not be a good thing.
Hawesville breaks ground on courthouse
In Hancock County, officials broke ground Monday on a new green courthouse in downtown Hawesville.
Roll Coater to lay off 88 in Hawesville
Roll Coater Inc. , an Indianapolis-based company that specializes in coating and slitting steel and aluminum, plans to lay off 88 employees at its plant in Hawesville, Ky.
AMP confident in financing for ambitious power plant expansion bid
Money still is tight in the credit markets, but executives at American Municipal Power Inc.
Hydroelectric plant a job creator in western Ky.
HAWESVILLE, Ky. -- A hydroelectric plant being built along the Ohio River in western Kentucky eventually will provide power for communities in a half-dozen states.
Hydroelectric plant a job creator in western Ky.
HAWESVILLE, Ky. -- A hydroelectric plant being built along the Ohio River in western Kentucky eventually will provide power for communities in a half-dozen states.
Groundbreaking at AMP hydro facility
More than 150 people attended the Aug. 5 American Municipal Power Inc. groundbreaking ceremony for the Cannelton Hydroelectric Plant near Hawesville, Ky.
Hydroelectric Plant a Job Creator in Western Ky.
HAWESVILLE, Ky. -- A hydroelectric plant being built along the Ohio River in western Kentucky will eventually provide power for communities in a half-dozen states.
Southwire pollution fine among biggest ever imposed, says EPA
The US Environmental Protection Agency says a $337,500 fine imposed on Southwire for violating air pollution laws at its Hawesville, Kentucky aluminum rod mill was one of the highest ever issued by the agency in the southeast region.

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