As I write this, tears are streaming down my face. I’m just hearing of another young person gone too soon because of a drug overdose. 90 percent of these people don’t mean to die. They’re blindly accepting heroin from people they think they they can trust without a thought that it may …
“I just finished reading “In my opinion” by Mr. John Paul Duddy, and I congratulate him for having the intestinal fortitude of a true american. If More people would stand up and not fear standing out we would have a much more pleasant America and we would be sleeping more peacefully knowin…
“The Beattyville City Council is considering a request to close the portion of Lee Avenue that runs behind the high school/middle school complex to build a fence around the building and grounds. This is a profoundly stupid idea and quite frankly, I’m surprised the city still has it under …
For victims of intimate-partner violence, there is no place in their daily routine that is safe, even – and often especially – while they are at work.
After closely following the comments of 91st District Representative Bill Wesley in local papers and on his Facebook page since Beattyville Water issues became a Facebook hot topic a few weeks ago, it is clear, he has absolutely taken the bull by the horns and drummed up public interest…
The following questions need to be answered for the community of Lee County and the City of Beattyville KY the customers of the City of Beattyville Water treatment facilities. As retired Director of Public Works and Licensed Water and Waste water plant operator retired, I respectfully addre…
The Family of Dr. James B. Noble would like to Thank everyone for their calls, texts, messages, cards, money, food, flowers and other gifts during this most difficult time of our lives. We will never forget the kindness that has been shown to us. We would like to thank Rev. Ricky Isaacs for…
COVID-19 Vaccines Save Lives: As a practicing pharmacist in Lee County for over 46 years, I feel compelled to encourage everyone 16 and older in our area to get one of the COVID-19 vaccines. Currently, Lee County has only 1,961 people fully vaccinated which represents 29.05% of our populat…
The Kentucky Press Association Board of Directors appreciates Governor Andy Beshear vetoing Senate Bill 48. As originally introduced by Senator Danny Carroll, it was language that KPA and its general counsels had worked on for more than two years. It was acceptable in its original form but …
The Kentucky Press Association strongly urges the Governor to veto the SB 48, a bill recently passed by the Kentucky General Assembly.
Over the past year, telehealth has proven to be an invaluable tool for health providers across Kentucky working to ensure that our patients can access vital medical care and other critical health services during the pandemic.
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