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Category: Local Meeting Reports

Walton-Verona School Board April

April 14, 2026

Walton-Verona has adopted Pyramid, a curriculum that includes Social Emotional Learning as a major component.

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Fiscal Court April 14

April 14, 2026

Among other business, the April 14 meeting saw requests for more information regarding a proposed car wash on Burlington Pike, a first reading of an ordinance related to freight truck parking, and an increase in the coroner’s salary.

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Florence City Council March 17

March 17, 2026

Of particular interest was Council’s discussion of compliance with new state law regarding manufactured housing.

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Public Library Board March 16

March 16, 2026

Financial matters occupied a significant part of the March Public Library Board meeting. Results of a survey regarding Sunday hours of operation were shared.

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Boone County School Board March 12

March 12, 2026

The March 12 meeting was notable for the controversial vote to move students from overcrowded Ballyshannon Middle School to Gray Middle School and Camp Ernst Middle School.

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Florence City Council March 10

March 10, 2026

Cooper High School varsity cheerleaders earned a day proclaimed in their honor after taking first place in a UCA High School Nationals competition. In less exciting news, an ordinance to amend insurance company license fees was approved.

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Union City Commission

March 3, 2026

Union City Commission recognized a 100-year-old, WWII veteran by declaring March 1 Nathan Hatton Jr. Day. Other business approval of new public works software and discussion of various ordinances, including regarding manufactured housing.

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Florence City Council March 3

March 3, 2026

Florence City Council business this meeting included changes to commercial use of property next to Stringtown Park.

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Florence City Council February 24

February 24, 2026

Notable at this Florence City Council meeting was conversation regarding zoning issues.

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Public Library Board February 16

February 16, 2026

The Public Library Board February 16 meeting covered a wide range of topics from how libraries can use artificial intelligence safely to addressing the delivery needs of homebound residents to what constitutes a budget.

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