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DowntownPaducah's new veterans crosswalk is finished ahead of Veterans DayIf you're headed downtown, look down near City Hall. Crews painted the crosswalk Monday, and the city says it's now complete.Thursday’s editionRead

City Hall from local newsrooms

From WPSD Local 6, WKDZ Radio and The Paducah Sun, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WPSD Local 68 hours ago

    McCrack-Con hosted at McCracken County Public Library

  2. WKDZ Radio20 hours ago

    Bruce Bullard, 82, of Christian County

  3. The Paducah SunYesterday

    McCracken County Public Library new releases

    Here are the new releases coming to the McCracken County Public Library in the week ahead.

  4. WPSD Local 6Nov. 6

    McCracken Commissioner Jones renews push for railroad overpass improvement

    McCracken County Commissioner Eddie Jones is renewing conversation about the potential for city and county collaboration to rejuvenate privately owned railway overpasses in the city of Paducah, like the overpass

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Paducah’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Book saleIf you like a bargain, the Friends of McCracken County Public Library's Fall Library Book Sale continues today from 9 a.m.

    If you like a bargain, the Friends of McCracken County Public Library's Fall Library Book Sale continues today from 9 a.m. to noon at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 211 S. 21st St. A $5 bag sale covers books, movies and other items, and proceeds benefit the McCracken County Public Library.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: The Paducah Sun, WPSD Local 6

  • Preservation planThe Kentucky Heritage Council is asking the public for feedback as it drafts a historic preservation plan for the next decade.

    The Kentucky Heritage Council is asking the public for feedback as it drafts a historic preservation plan for the next decade. The current plan runs through the end of next year.

    Around Kentucky · Friday’s editionSource: WKMS