A local resident does not want to sell seven acres of farmland for an improvement to the wastewater treatment system in Boyle County, but she might have to anyway. The Danville City Commission voted unanimously last night to use its power of eminent domain to get the woman to sell the property. The city says part of Jeannette Germann's farm on Harrodsburg Road, north of the new Kentucky 33-Kentucky 34 Connector Road, is needed for a sewage lagoon to supplement an overloaded part of the wastewater treatment system.

A two-vehicle wreck southeast of Somerset yesterday left two people hurt. Joshua Cross of Winfield was driving a truck that collided with a car driven by 50-year-old Mark Gambalie of Somerset. The Commonwealth Journal says Cross was trying to cross the westbound lanes of Kentucky 914 when he pulled into the path of the car. Gambalie and his wife were taken to Lake Cumberland Regional Hosptial. Cross was not hurt.

Leaders of the Pulaski County School District have decided to close the alternative program at Pulaski Central High School. The Commonwealth Journal says any students using the services will be transitioned to programs at either Southwestern or Pulaski County High School. The changes comes as fewer students are taking advantage of the program at Pulaski Central High School.

A mobile home near Somerset was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. It happened on West Kentucky 80 about two miles west of Somerset in the Raceway Mobile Home Park. The Commonwealth Journal says a mobile home was engulfed in flames when crews got to the scene. The mobile home was unoccupied. Two other mobile homes sustained some minor damage. The cause remains under investigation.