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PMC hosts Focus Friday to help spread breast cancer awareness
PMC staff and area residents gathered in the hospital atrium to get informational resources and receive free exams
Read MorePikeville Medical Center will be hosting a breast cancer themed “Focus Friday” event for the community
Area residents can visit the second floor atrium to get information on breast cancer, make appointments, and receive free breast exams
Read MoreKYTC District 12 begins their snow and ice training
Veterans and rookies were at the Kimper garage to freshen up on their snow and ice equipment and procedures
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Betsy Layne Elementary Receives a Donation of Sports Equipment
Betsy Layne Elementary has received a generous donation of sports equipment thanks to the American Heart Association and other surrounding schools.
Read MoreKentucky Transportation Cabinet District 12 informs the public on new speed monitoring cameras
New speed monitoring cameras will be popping up around District 12 to help improve work zone safety conditions
Read MoreCommunity Helper Day at John M. Stumbo Elementary helps kids learn about first responders
Students at John M. Stumbo were thrilled to meet with local police, firefighters, and EMTs
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Davis returns to Mountain Top Sports with big plans for the future
PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A veteran Appalachian sports journalist is returning to Mountain Top Media to help tell the stories of mountain athletes. Mountain Top Media President Cindy May Johnson has announced that Cody Davis has been hired as Sports Content and Internship Program Manager, effective Oct.…
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ARH announces new women’s services in Martin County
INEZ, Ky. — Appalachian Regional Healthcareis partnering with the Martin County Health Department to bring much-needed women’s health services directly to the community. Beginning Tuesday, September 30, women in Martin County will have access to specialized care at the ARH mobile clinic, parked…
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Jenkins Child Celebrates Being Cancer-Free for Five Years
A girl at Burdine Elementary School has hit a milestone as she celebrates being cancer-free for five years.
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