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A WKY agency is wielding eminent domain for a gas pipeline. Landowners say they’re being bullied.

States Newsroom · November 2, 2026

Greg Davenport says he’s not opposed to progress. But he has serious misgivings when it comes to a proposed 16-inch natural gas pipeline that a public agency wants to run through his family’s Christian County farm, property his family has owned since the 1940s. “Basically, they said, ‘Sign this, or we’ll take you to…

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A WKY agency is wielding eminent domain for a gas pipeline. Landowners say they’re being bullied.

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