1,200 people attend Hager Hill Revival
Hager Hill Freewill Baptist Church is on Day 18 of its revival and going strong.
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Prestonsburg gets new Visitor Center
Prestonsburg Tourism will be moving into the Attorney General’s building on the corner of North Lake Drive and Route 114.
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Dr. Steven Stack on the 7-OH Reclassification
With the recent declaration from Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear that 7-OH would be reclassified as a Schedule I drug, Dr. Steven Stack has clarified what to expect from this ruling.
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Louisville men charged with transporting pounds of meth to Pikeville
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A tip from an informant resulted in Pikeville Police arresting two Louisville men believed to be bringing pounds of meth to Pike County. The informant told police Andrew Billingslea, 33, would be bringing meth to Pikeville early Sunday morning. Acting on the information, officers…
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Pikeville Police arrest drug suspects during roundup
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — Pikeville Police fanned out across Pike County on Friday, rounding up drug suspects named in sealed indictments. Police dubbed the operation, “Initiis Novis,” Latin for “new beginnings,” and it targeted people suspected of distributing meth and fentanyl.…
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Compassion Pediatrics of Wayland is urging area families to bring their children in for flu shots
Patients can enter either via appointment or walk-in to receive flu shots, a full checkup, and up to three McDowell IGA gift cards
Read MoreBreaks Interstate Park keeps its gates open for northern lights viewing
Area residents had the opportunity to see the cosmic event at the stateline overlook
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Louisa man charged with theft, burglary in separate incidents
LOUISA, Ky. — A Lawrence County man was arrested Wednesday, after police received separate reports of a theft and a burglary. Louisa Police were first called to the city garage, where a battery had been stolen from a military truck that had been loaned to Louisa Fire Department. After reviewing…
Read MoreFloyd County Health Department reaches out to the community for its toy & food drive
Supplies will be distributed by local food pantries to help make the holiday season easier on struggling families
Read MoreAppalReD Legal Aid set to host multiple free pro se family law clinics for November and December
Area residents can register for the free online clinics to receive insightful legal counsel
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