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Showing posts with label utilities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label utilities. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Council accepts mayor's plan to use surplus to finish sewer repairs by replacing main line to treatment plant

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Green lines show sewers that are part of the video-and-cleanout project. By Heston Bates, Taylor Beavers, Jordan Brown and Gage O'Dell U...
Friday, July 10, 2020

Mayor says city will levy fines against Columbia Gas for closing part of Main Street without encroachment permit

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Outdoor work on 116 E. Main started June 30. Midway Mayor Grayson Vandegrift says the city will levy fines against Columbia Gas for c...
Friday, June 26, 2020

Water bills can be paid online by credit card Wed.

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Midway water customers can pay bills online by credit card for a fee, starting Wednesday, July 1. Mayor Grayson Vandegrift had decided to...
Thursday, June 11, 2020

Mayor: MetroNet crews may be in your backyard soon

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Workers locating facilities for the MetroNet fiber-optic service will be returning to Midway in the next few days, Mayor Grayson Vandegrift...
Wednesday, May 27, 2020

EDA confident about partner, talks transition from Soper, hires agent and starts transfer of greenspace to city

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This map was published in March 2019, when the city annexed the property that EDA had an option to buy. By Aaron Gershon University of...
Thursday, May 14, 2020

Close call: City's 12-inch water main is hit, quickly fixed

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Google image shows water tower and two businesses involved. By Aaron Gershon University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media ...
Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Council gives closed shops a utility-bill break, hears mayor predict 'There will not be large events' this year

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By Madison Dyment University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media The coronavirus is still going strong, and Midway is meeting ...
Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Message from the mayor: New internet, phone and TV provider will soon start running lines all over town

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"Anyone with a small sign in their yard can expect subcontractors for MetroNet to be doing some form of construction through the uti...
Wednesday, July 31, 2019

City leaders meet with Frankfort water officials, discuss pipeline; initial estimate of cost is about $1.25 million

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City Council Member John Holloway, Mayor Grayson Vandegrift and Council Member Bruce Southworth posed for a picture during their tour o...
Monday, June 17, 2019

Mayor says he will ask council committee to plan for buying water from Frankfort, not Kentucky American

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Mayor Grayson Vandegrift told the City Council this evening that Midway should run a water line to the Duckers area so it can buy wholesale...
Tuesday, May 28, 2019

City Council stretches out cemetery pavilion project to start funding improvements at city's three cemeteries

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Two of the largest trees in the St. Rose Tabernacle Cemetery, next to the Midway Cemetery, have upended tombstones. The Midway City Cou...
Monday, May 13, 2019

Mayor objects to Kentucky American Water rate hike request, says he's shopping for another supplier for city

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A concrete vault at Coach Station and Leestown roads holds Midway's supply connection to Kentucky American Water Co. Midway Mayor G...
Wednesday, January 23, 2019

City council gets audit report showing occupational-tax windfall, discusses several other topics in long meeting

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By Korrie Harris, Akhira Umar and Kristi Fitzgerald University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media Midway collected much more oc...
Sunday, December 2, 2018

Message from the mayor gives his view of options for sewer-rate cuts; first reading of ordinances Monday

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By Grayson Vandegrift Mayor, City of Midway It’s time to set a new baseline for our sewer rates – one that reflects our much improved fi...
Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Kentucky American wants Midway to pay 21.5% more for water; mayor says he will object, calls hike 'absurd'

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Kentucky American Water Co. is asking the state Public Service Commission for rate increases, including a 21.5 percent in the fee for whole...
Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Mayor says 25% sewer-rate cut to be proposed at next City Council meeting; sidewalk repair plan renewed

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By Hannah Woosley, Sierra McLean and Al Cross University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media Mayor Grayson Vandegrift plans to as...
Sunday, September 16, 2018

Record number of vendors blamed for overheated transformer at Fall Festival; mayor pledges changes

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Story and Photos by Sierra McLean University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Media Midway’s Fall Festival drew thousands to town ...
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