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The Calloway County Public Library reopened the main portion of its building to patrons Monday while construction continues on the $7.9 million expansion and renovation project.
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After more than 50 years in Murray, a family-owned restaurant has closed its doors.
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A new Murray sidewalk project expected to help connect local campuses, residential areas and churches is getting a boost from state funding.
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Theodore Roosevelt Mason Howard isn’t a name that’s included in every history book, but the Murray native was on the frontlines seeking justice and equality during the civil rights movement. The western Kentucky man would play a key role in the aftermath of the lynching of Emmett Till, telling countless people about the corruption and racism rampant in the South at the time.
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A Murray State University professor was selected for the Kentucky Agricultural Leadership Program (KALP) on Jan. 11.
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The Murray city council voted eight to four against reducing the number of council members at its bimonthly meeting on Thursday.
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Construction is currently underway on the $7.9 million Calloway County Public Library expansion and renovation project, as documented in recent social media posts.
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A Murray mother recently had the opportunity to share her experiences raising a family in a book about parents with disabilities.
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The city of Murray is set to receive major improvements to it’s downtown area after being awarded a $50,000 dollar grant from T-Mobile.
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The Calloway County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a Confederate monument in downtown Murray was found defaced with red paint Thursday morning.