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The Manchester Enterprise: Community News
Downtown Mural Project Begins
Stay in Clay is in the early stages their second revitalization project for Manchester. The group is going to paint several murals on empty building walls throughout downtown. The murals are all going to depict scenes relating to Clay County’s rich history.
PNC Bank Greenbriar Branch to close permanently July 19
The PNC Greenbriar Branch, located at 500 Richmond Road, will be closing its doors permanently at 3 pm on July 19th and will be combined with the PNC Parkway Branch located at 311 Clay County Shopping Center.
Restoration fund rises
Have you heard about “Stay In Clay?” We are a group of people who have joined together with a common cause, to cross all boundaries of race, economic and social class to empower our people, bond our community and strengthen our local economy.
Repair work continues after last week’s flood
“All of our customer’s water service has been restored,” says Manchester Water Works Officer Roy Gray
Work continues from the flood damage in Clay County. The Goose Creek area, one of the hardest hit communities, continues to rebuild from the violent storm and flooding on April 17.
Farmer pleads not guilty; judge blocks Cancun vacation
Former Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer pleaded not guilty Thursday to federal charges that he misused more than $450,000 of state money and property during his eight years as Kentucky's top agriculture official.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 May 2013 12:53
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