EPA cleaned up Valley of the Drums, but left behind Gully of the Drums

LOUISVILLE —When the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency responded to a “surface water pollution emergency” on farmland 17 miles south of downtown in 1979, federal officials joined state regulators in removing

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