The Floyd County Health Department urges area families to vaccinate their children before the start of the school year
The Health Department is offering essential vaccinations to all age groups via appointment
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UPIKE and Ronald McDonald House Charity team up to provide free back-to-school vaccines and school supplies
The groups were at the Pikeville Area Family YMCA for the second annual Bears Immunization Station
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Kentucky Community & Technical College System is looking out for student mental health
Kentucky Community & Technical College System is rolling out its mental health strategy.
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Judge orders Hammond to surrender evidence kept in storage units
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A federal judge has ordered a Pikeville attorney to turn over boxes of evidence in a high-profile racketeering case filed by 3M. That ruling came out of the 3M Company’s lawsuit against Glenn Martin Hammond and two out-of-state attorneys, alleging the three worked together…
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Witnesses, lab work motions granted in Amber Spradlin case
The hearing Thursday in the Amber Spradlin murder case ended with the defense successfully seeking full information on the prosecutions upcoming expert witnesses and further information on lab testing such as DNA results.
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Willard Kinzer remembered
ALLEN, Ky. — Willard Kinzer, an industrial titan, World War II veteran, prominent philanthropist and avid race car driver well into his 90s, died on Thursday. Kinzer was a young teen when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, but his youth didn’t deter him from enlisting in the fight. After doctoring his…
Read MoreRock 103.1 will be paying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with a block of the artist’s greatest hits
Heavy metal fans will be able to tune in to hear the best of Ozzy and Sabbath Saturday, July 26th
Read MoreAdalyn Ramey and Wood Box Heroes concert at the Mountain Arts Center has fans excited
The two will be on stage for one night only on Saturday, August 16th
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Unemployment rates fall across Kentucky in June
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Unemployment has fallen in 115 counties across Kentucky, but remains high Eastern Kentucky. That’s the takeaway from the latest county figures released Thursday by the Kentucky Center for Statistics. Martin County had the state’s highest unemployment rate, at 9.5 percent.…
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Pike Wolfpit Industrial Site moving forward
Pike County leaders are setting their sights on an industrial site in the Wolfpit area.
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