As Kentucky's once-powerful coal industry buckles, its political prominence takes a tumble
On a chilly February day in 2019, nearly 200 residents, some wearing miners' helmets and holding handwritten signs reading “Save Unit 3,” gathered in a Muhlenberg County park dotted with historic buildings from coal's heyday.
Much like promises about a coal revival, he said he’s careful not to make promises about new industries considering locating in his county before it happens.
“The last thing we need is another false hope,” he said.
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