FRANKFORT, Ky. — If your foot normally rests a little heavy on the gas pedal, now would be a good time to give it a summer vacation. That’s because police across Kentucky are making a concentrated effort to get drivers to slow down … or pay the price. Throughout July, the Kentucky Transportation…
Read MoreCelebrating will be part of the Fourth of July holiday, and Pikeville Police ask you to exercise responsibility.
Read MoreWith the passing of the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” local food pantries and community kitchens could be impacted in a big way.
Read MorePeople lined up for the grand opening of a Antique Market in downtown Pikeville.
Read MoreFRANKFORT, Ky. – Leadership Kentucky is proud to announce members of the BRIGHT Kentucky Class of 2025. BRIGHT Kentucky, which began in 2019, empowers today’s emerging leaders (ages 21–40) in the Appalachian region to drive innovation, collaboration, and community and economic development…
Read MoreA DUI crash at the intersection of Hambley Boulevard and Baird Avenue in Pikeville led to a man being arrested with multiple charges.
Read MorePRESTONSBURG, Ky. — As the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” became law on the Fourth of July, two starkly different scenes played out simultaneously. In Washington D.C., President Donald Trump signed the bill into law on the White House lawn, complete with the fanfare of B-2 bombers flying overhead…
Read MoreUnder new leadership, Pikeville Rotary Club begins another year of service before self
Read MorePIKEVILLE, Ky. — A Pike County man has been arrested, more than a month after being accused of trying to kill three people by trapping them in a burning home. A man and two women reported to Kentucky State Police that Marty Hurley, 49, of Stopover, held them at gunpoint with an AR-15-style rifle…
Read MoreViewer discretion advised. Pike residents appeal to the county fiscal court members to find humanitarian solutions to growing number of feral horses.
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