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Business & Services Directory B6 August 22, 2019 HART COUNTY NEWS-HERALD 270-786-2676 FOR RENT HELP MOBILE STORAGE WANTED HOMES FOR RENT: 2 NOW HIRING: CLAYTON MULTIPLE BUSINESS & SERVICES DIRECTORY bedroom duplex- 2 days a week. HOMES OF LOCATIONS es; 3 bedroom 12AM to 8AM at BOWLING TO CHOOSE: FURNITURE homes. Lease re- the Adult Book- GREEN: New Miller’s Stor- GUTTERING ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION quired. No pets. store. Exit 58 off single wide’s in age LLC, 10x10 - Rent from $400 I-65, Horse Cave. stock starting at $30; 10x15 - $40; to $800. Call for 270-786-4123. $29,995 includ- 10x20 - $50; A&B information and ing delivery to 10x30 - $60. No availability. 270- HELP WANT- your lot! Call deposit required. 524-3690. ED. Individual 270-782-8580 Ask about our Electric needed to mar- for more infor- discount options. ket livestock and FOR RENT; livestock feed mation. 270-528-8827 or Commercial Nice, newly reno- products to pro- 270-834-6403. & Residential vated, 2 bedroom, ducers in Hart LOGGING mobile home. County and sur- SERVICES In Canmer com- 50 COLORS DONNIE rounding areas. SERVICES CUSTOM VINYL SIDING munity on Da- Send resume WANTED vis Bend Rd. No ALLEN to 130 Market- STANDING GREEN RIVER LEAF GUARD drugs. Must keep ing Group LLC, TIMBER Look- place clean. Ref- STUMP RE- AVAILABLE WITH Box 92, Morton, ing for big and MOVAL: Also 10 YEAR WARRANTY 270-404-0202 erences required. Ill 61550, or call small tracts of Phone 270-524- SMALL CRANE John 309-263- timber to harvest. SERVICE! 270- Mervin Yoder Licensed 7231. 8184. Harvest your tim- 531-5500 or 270- (270) 925-9437 & Insured ber for wildlife 528-1528 MOBILE THE COURIER habitat. Licensed HOME FOR JOURNAL has and insured. Ref- RIDES FOR RENT: 2 b ed- an early morn- erence available, room, large eat in THE AMISH. DRILLING RECYCLING PLUMBING ELECTRIC ing newspaper satisfaction guar- kitchen, 1 bath- Taxi service avail- route available in anteed. Eli Miller room, $350.00 able. Looking for the Glasgow/Bar- Logging 270-524- a crew. Jerry 270- LOGSDON A&J Metals a month plus ren County area. 2967 L.M Mem- 218-2510. WILL BUY: utilities (electric 7 days per week, DRILLING & propane). No ber of BBB. CONTRACTING • Copper • Aluminum Cans Gross monthly ATTENTION! Pets! $100 de- profit approxi- • Aluminum • Brass posit, month-to- STANDING FARMERS AND • Radiators • Steel mately $3200.00 • Water Well month lease. 270- per month. route TIMBER: Nolin LANDOWNERS • Appliances River Logging, Get-Er-Done trac- • Oil & Gas • Stainless Steel 245-0480. takes approxi- • Junk Cars and Trucks mately 4.5 hours Certified Ken- tor work. Bush tucky Master Log- hogging, ground SERVICE • Batteries daily and 5 hours TOP PRICES PAID! FOR SALE on Sunday. Valid ger. In business work, hay work, 270-242-6186 since 1983. 270- food plots, fill dirt, New 47 ft. Truck Scales driver’s license, in Place for Weighing! FOR SALE 8 vehicle insur- 528-1537. top soil, tree trim- • Pump Sales ming, tree remov- Hours acres on Tommy ance, and reliable • Service Monday - Friday Toms rd. Road transportation a al, livestock & ma- • Installation 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM must. Seeking a STORAGE chinery hauling, Saturday OR frontage almost 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon 270-528-5379 all around, wa- reliable, depend- and logging. 40 able, dedicated 6415 Priceville Road ter at road, been HART MINI years experience, Munfordville, KY and organized perk tested, nice STORAGE: for more info call person. Serious 270.531.2702 building sites and New, secure, 270-537-5875 or inquiries only. fenced, lights in- 270-537-3884. minutes to town. Please call 502- 270-855-0976. side units, Mun- ELECTRIC WOOD 582-4373 and fordville. Call PRODUCTS leave message. FOR SALE. 270-524-3690 or PETS Deer Corn 528- 270-524-4475. BOBBY WANTED RV & Boat stor- 7715. PUPPIES, ANDERSON age available. DOGS, KIT- LOOKING TO REMODELING TENS AND INDUSTRIAL BUY: 4-wheel- ALL TYPES OF OFFICE CATS: Glasgow/ Hometown News STORAGE ers, zero-turn HOME REPAIRS mowers, farm SPACE Barren County INDUSTRIAL tractors, golf Animal Center. That Clicks Interior & Exterior STORAGE Up to RENOVATE carts, and more! TO SUIT: RE- 175 Trojan Trail, • BSoatlihdr ohoamrd Rweomoodd feulirnngi- 7,000 square foot Call or Text 270- or call 270-651- sckentucky.com tu•r Pelumbing & Electric of underground GIONAL OF- •R•e Bcalathimtuebds b• Sahrnowoerosd 766-9940. FICES Commer- PAWS (7297). doors & ooring Industrial Stor- ALL JOBE PUBLICATIONS •Han• Tdi lhee • wShne metaronctkles & WANTED: Pint cial office space bea• mTesx, tluigreh tPwaienitginhgt & age space conve- available on AVAILABLE ONLINE easy Mtoe tinals tRaolol fing niently located jars. 270-524-1180. YARD •Mat•t Dreososr sse •t Ds efrcokms square or down- • Hart County News-Herald 270-537-4998 economy to royal col- off the square town Glasgow, WORK lection• sWeirniedso ws with ground • Barren County Progress •Cl•o Csoendc Trehtuer &s &Pa vers Miller’s Munfordville, • Edmonton Herald-News 270-528-8783 Sundays level entrances Morgantown, CHAD’S LAWN •Check out our Cedar Mill • Monroe County Citizen Same family business s2ho7w0ro-o7m73-2951 on a slow street Brownsville, Rus- or CARE & BUSH- • Butler County Banner / Republican as my father, •Hand stitched quilts in Glasgow. Can sell Springs and HOGGING: For • Edmonson County News •Mini barn quilts BUYING the late Billy E. Tweedy. •2Ho7u0rs-: 28-158-2106 lease all or sub- Tompkinsville; all your mow- divide as needed. ground floor. LOGS Will renovate all ing, bushhogging New large garage needs, garden LOGGING JOBE PUBLISHING door entrances. Call for or one of these locations. Main tilling, food plot News • Advertising • Print Call 270-590- pricing needs. Residen- 6625. Street entrances, off-street and pri- tial or commer- Horse Cave cial. 270-528- Classifieds vate parking. Call 270-590-6625. 6213. Work! 270.786.4316 City of Horse Cave Ordinance No. 2019-004 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO QUALITY & SERVICE LEGAL NOTICE AMENDMENT OF THE HORSE ARE OUR TOP PRIORITIES CAVE-HART COUNTY TOURIST • Business Cards • Posters • Brochures In accordance with Chapter 65 COMMISSION ORDINANCE. • Envelopes & Letterhead • Books • Magazines and 424 of the Kentucky Revised • Postcards • Invoices • Statements Statutes, the financial records for the An amendment to Horse Cave Ordi- Hart County Library District may nance 2012-05 to impose a restaurant Call (270) 786-2676 be inspected at the library, 500 East tax in accordance with the provisions for complete details on getting Union Street, Munfordville, anytime of KRS 91A.400 authorizing the your printing needs at the best prices during regular library hours: Monday imposing of a 3 percent (3%) tax on here at home. and Thursday 8:30 - 6:00; Tuesday, the gross retail sales of restaurants Wednesday, Friday 8:00 - 4:30; and doing business within the City of Saturday 8:30 - 12:00 noon. Horse Cave, for funding of authorized REAL ESTATE Hart County Public Library District activities of the tourism commission as authorized and permitted by KRS Office (270) 786-2214 Vicki Logsdon, Director 91A.350 thru 91A.400. Ray Jr. (270) 528-4110 P.O.Box 337 John (270) 218-0074 Munfordville, KY 42765 On or before the twentieth of each month, every entity subject to this The Hishmeh Team Patricia Kirkpatrick, President Bonnieville, KY 42713 restaurant tax shall report to the City Clerk of Horse Cave, a report Like Us David Houk, Vice President of the gross amount of sales of the on Facebook for LEGACY Horse Cave, KY 42749 restaurant food and beverages for the market trends and REAL ESTATE GROUP 110 S. Dixie St., Horse Cave Shirley Thompson, Secretary preceding calendar month. local listings. Canmer, KY 42722 This ordinance shall be in full force CALL TODAY! Larry Bunch, Treasurer and affect from and after its proper Horse Cave, KY 42749 passage and publication as required Bill Belt, Member by law. TO PLACE AN AD Munfordville, KY 42765 Jobe Publishing First Reading: July 8, 2019 270 CALL OUR OFFICE The Library Board of Trustees for the Second Reading August 12, 2019 786-2676 Hart County Public Library District Publication: August 22, 2019 TODAY! meets monthly on the second Monday of each month at 4:00 p.m. in the /s/ Randall Curry, Horse Cave Mayor 786-2676 conference room at the library. Attest: Joy Bennett.
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