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New Farmer’s Market Pavilion hits minor snag, spring 2023 opening still anticipated

By: Trevor Sherman

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On Tuesday, the Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission held a special called meeting where Director Maggy Monhollen petitioned the board for additional funds to help cover some unexpected costs related to the construction of the Hometown Bank Farmer’s Market Pavilion.

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