Menu
Search
Subscribe
ImageCarouselNews

W’burg seeking $2.5 million in new market tax credits

By: Mark White

Date:

Williamsburg officials are hoping to get over $2 million in additional funding for an $8 million expansion project at the Kentucky Splash Waterpark.

Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day!
Please to view this content. Not a Member? Join Us
Share
Written by:
Mark White
Mark White
Previous article
Southern Laurel County home burns to ground
Next article
Whitley and Bell remain in orange

Subscribe

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

McGaw Music Center gets facelift as part of UC renovation project

Gray Hawkins Gray Hawkins -
The University of the Cumberlands (UC) set out on...

Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission adds money to retirement fund

Gray Hawkins Gray Hawkins -
The Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission approved an increase...

Whitley County High School baseball and softball fundamental camp

Leeann Fragosa Leeann Fragosa -
Approximately 40 athletes participated in the Whitley County High...

Corbin superintendent receives two exemplary ratings during review

Leeann Fragosa Leeann Fragosa -
After completing his first year as superintendent at Corbin...
spot_img

About Us

The News Journal is a Kentucky Press Association award winning newspaper. It is the legal paper of record for Whitley County.

Contact Us

The Latest

McGaw Music Center gets facelift as part of UC renovation project

News 0
The University of the Cumberlands (UC) set out on...

Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission adds money to retirement fund

News 0
The Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission approved an increase...

Whitley County High School baseball and softball fundamental camp

Baseball 0
Approximately 40 athletes participated in the Whitley County High...

Subscribe

© 2026 The News Journal. All Rights Reserved.