Police Brush up on Camera Skills
Law enforcement officers from around eastern Kentucky attended a 40-hour inservice on digital photography to improve their investigative skills.
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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.
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KSP Post 9 Troopers Honored at Sworn Awards Ceremony
Three local troopers were honored at the Kentucky State Police Sworn Awards.
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Kentucky state auditor releases examination on Medicaid waste
Ball said the waste came from payments made for residents no longer living in the state.
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Senator Rand Paul Introduces Six Penny Plan
U.S. Senator Rand Paul explains for the Six Penny Plan will affect Kentuckians.
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Beshear, Rogers announce $26 million in grants
CORBIN, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear and U.S. Rep. Harold “Hal” Rogers announced nearly $26 million to help support education, tourism and economic development in Kentucky’s Appalachian region. The funding was announced at the annual SOAR conference in Corbin. Fifteen recipients in 11 counties…
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Lt. Governor Coleman Attends Kentucky Symposium for Maternal and Infant Outcomes
Lt. Governor Coleman gave the opening remarks at the two-day symposium.
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Sugarcamp Mountain to get a New Trail
A new beginners mountain bike trail will be ready in time for the Enduro competition this October.
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Battle of Middle Creek Reenactment Coming Up
The annual Battle of Middle Creek Reenactment will take place on the weekend of September 5, and is a significant part of eastern Kentucy’s history.
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A Look at “Secluded” Towns in Martin County
Small towns in Eastern Kentucky are getting some exposure, and two of those towns are in Martin County.
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