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  • Enterprise closed Friday

    The Lebanon Enterprise will be closed Friday, Feb. 13.

    All editorial items, including engagement announcements, birth announcements, birthdays, etc., must be submitted to the Enterprise by Thursday at 5 p.m.

      

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  • MIKE FM is back on the air

      MIKE FM 100.9 is back on the air in a limited capacity, according to Andy Colley, one of the station's on-air personalities.   MIKE FM and 102.7 WYSB are both using generator power to stay on the air, which means they are not broadcasting at full strength. According to Colley, this means they have a limited coverage area at this time.

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  • Important phone numbers

     

     

    For information on shelter or other services: 692-6666.

    To report downed power lines:

    Kentucky Utilities (800) 981-0600

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  • Tree limbs can be left on curb or taken to transfer station

    Lebanon residents can cut up limbs and leave them on the curb to be picked up, although it may be several weeks before the city (or a hired contractor) can get to them. The city will not come onto private property to cut the limbs, however.

     

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  • House in Calvary destroyed by fire

    A house at 514 Robert Spalding Road near Calvary was destroyed by a fire Wednesday morning.

    The call was reported from a nearby residence. The Lebanon/Marion County and Bradfordsville fire departments responded to the scene.

    According to Lebanon firefighter Trey Abell, the house was fully involved when they arrived.

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  • Coping without electricity

    Editor's note: The following is a news release from the Kentucky Department for Public Health.   The hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians left without electricity from the winter ice storm are strongly encouraged to follow the safety guidelines below from the Kentucky Department for Public Health (DPH) to prevent injury, illness or death.   Food Safety -  Refrigerated foods should be safe as long as power is out for no more than four hours. - If an appliance thermometer was kept in the freezer, rea

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  • FEMA coordinating assistance to areas affected by ice storm

    The following is a press release from FEMA:   WASHINGTON - The Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is helping to assist states affected by this week's major winter storm.    Commonwealth of Kentucky An Emergency Declaration from President Barack Obama cleared the way for federal aid for 61 designated counties.      FEMA began moving food, water and industrial-size emergency generators into the commonwealth Thursday morning.

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  • “This isn’t going to be over quickly”

      Editor's note: WLBN, 1590 AM, is back on the air.   Gov. Steve Beshear made a stop in Lebanon Sunday evening and told the crowd gathered at Centre Square something many of them were already painfully aware of… “This isn’t going to be over quickly.”

    The ice storm that hit Kentucky last week is the biggest natural disaster the state has experienced in recent history, and caused the largest power outage in Kentucky’s history, he said.

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  • More than 400 Marion Countians still without power as of Monday

    Approximately 425 Inter County Energy customers in Marion County are still without power nearly three weeks after the ice storm hit and caused devastating power outages across the entire state.

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