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West Point mayor updates Hardin County on Ohio River regional recreation authority
Summary
Mayor Cerise told the Hardin County Fiscal Court that the Kentucky Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority (CORA) is forming, will seek state and federal funding, and could boost tourism and river access for Hardin County and West Point.
Mayor Cerise of West Point told the Hardin County Fiscal Court on July 22 that the newly formed Kentucky Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority, known as CORA, is moving forward and will seek state and federal funding to develop recreational trails and riverfront access.
CORA was created by House Bill 7 12 and is modeled after the Kentucky Mountain Regional Recreational Authority (KMRRA), Cerise said. The authority’s purpose is to "establish, maintain, promote a recreational trail system" and increase economic development, tourism and outdoor recreation across participating counties, he said.
Cerise said CORA will seek funding in the…
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