A year later, Cook is now a council member himself, but is still battling the sinkhole issue.
With Cook at his âwits endâ with the sinkhole and nothing being done by the city to address the issue, Cook may soon be suing the city and the homeowner of the property where the sinkhole is located.
In July of 2019, Cook and his wife bought the property located on 182 Oak Tree Drive in Oak Grove.
When he had bought the property, Cook made sure that he was not responsible for a drainage ditch located behind his property and received a letter stating that the owner of the property behind Cookâs was responsible for the ditch.
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The Oak Grove City Council met in person for the first time since the pandemic began and City Hall closed its Council Chambers to the public back in March, 2020. Council members received an update on the fire department and discussed the second reading of a budget amendment.
Before the council began official business, Oak Grove Mayor Theresa Jarvis gave an update on the new fire department building.
Jarvis shared good news that the city was not expecting; the Kentucky Highway-911 road widening no longer required that the current fire department be taken down and subsequently moved to a new location.
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The latest track from Brighton-born alternative rockers YONAKA is a different one, but a brilliant one. Having always been one for empowerment and independence, it’s no surprise the tune is literally called ‘Seize the Power’ – I mean could you get any more powerful than that?
Lead singer Theresa Jarvis is the embodiment of badass, and starting a song with the line ‘Woke up this morning / I feel so fucking important’ is honestly the energy and strong vibes I didn’t even know I needed. When listening to ‘Seize the Power’ for the first time (and I’ve now been looping it for the past couple of days) I was instantly drawn in by the Bring Me the Horizon-style opening music. It gave me serious ‘Parasite Eve’ flashbacks, but I’m not complaining. Jarvis’ motivational chanting blends neatly into a bridge that feels much more traditional to their style from previous popular tracks like ‘Don’t Wait ‘Til Tomorrow’ and ‘Bad Company’, which plays on the