The state’s Secretary of Transportation, Greg Thomas, spoke at the fiscal court meeting Thursday and gave comments about the future of the District Highway office in Manchester. Read more
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Charges are pending in the death of a popular trucker, according to Kentucky State Police trooper Lloyd Cochran. Read more
PIKEVILLE – All in a day’s work. Coach Jamie Gilbert and Co. reigned victorious in the Lyndel Potter Memorial tournament this past Saturday, winning four games in one day to bring home the har… Read more
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Clay County Sheriff Patrick Robinson is reporting that on April 19, 2019 at approximately 1:30 PM Clay County Chief Deputy Clifton Jones arrested Devon Hill, 22 of Turkey Foot Road. The arrest occurred at the Car Wash in Oneida after Chief Deputy Jones received a complaint of a vehicle fire …
Back to their winning ways, Coach Jason Smith and the Tigers seem to be finding their groove as of late. A district home-win over rival North Laurel, a very close loss to a top-tier Corbin team, then a blowout of Lynn Camp. This team could be developing into a very serious region contender. … Read more
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Larry Moore, 72, of Manchester, KY, passed away Thursday, Apri…
Mrs. Donna Treadway, age 81 went home to be with the Lord on M…
Jen our beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin…
Brenda Kay Hubbard, 59, of Manchester, KY, passed away Wednesd…
Dorsey L. Pennington, 56, of Cincinnati, OH, passed away Wedne…
In little more than five weeks, Kentuckians will go to the polls to begin the process of electing their next governor, or giving the current one four more years. But the race has seemed to hav…
Spring has arrived in Kentucky.Â
Coordinated efforts at the federal, state and local levels are making considerable progress in the fight against opioid and substance abuse. Unfortunately, Kentucky still ranks among the harde…
By, U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers (KY-05)Â
By Edward Tonini, Opinion contributor Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky students need a statewide tobacco-free schools law to protect them from secondhand smoke, e-cigarette aerosol and tobacco product messaging at school. Nearly 60 percent of Kentucky ki…
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