AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHighway & Road Planning: KYTC is asking for public input on Highway 146 improvements between Crestwood and Buckner, with a study expected to wrap up by year’s end and multiple safety and congestion options on the table. Local Travel Disruption: I-64 East in Shelby County will see a temporary right-lane and shoulder closure Aug. 17-18 for tree and brush removal, with possible delays. Tourism Growth Idea: A Kingston man’s proposal for a 100-mile, four-lane “Big South Fork National Parkway” could route through Morgan County and aim to boost tourism and tourism-driven jobs. Community Travel Culture: The world’s longest yard sale—running along Highway 127—wrapped after four days, with Kentucky stops drawing shoppers and vendors from across the country. Visitor Safety Watch: Forecasters warn of extreme heat plus severe storms that could bring wildfire risk and flash flooding across parts of the U.S. this week. Health & Donor Travel: Kentucky Blood Center is urgently seeking donors after a sharp rise in hospital transfusion needs, with O+ and O- especially needed. Air Travel: United is reinstating daily CVG–San Francisco flights starting Oct. 25, adding another nonstop option for Kentuckians.
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