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Former bar celebrating anniversary as church
HAZARD — In places where people used to sing drinking songs, patrons now sing hymns. The Gospel Light Baptist Church in Hazard is preparing to celebrate its anniversary of holding services in wh...
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Fort Campbell museum adds to collection
FORT CAMPBELL — A set of pillow shams and copies of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes dating from World War I and World War II are now part of the collection at the Don F. Pratt Museum at Fo...
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Post offices get in Christmas spirit with names
LEXINGTON — It’s Christmastime in Kentucky, meaning post offices in a few communities are getting hit requests for their Christmas-themed postmarks. The post offices in Bethlehem, Nazareth and P...
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Officials checking dam after earthquake
WHITESBURG — Officials in eastern Kentucky are conducting tests on a dam to see if a recent 4.3 magnitude earthquake centered near Blackey enlarged the flow of a small stream at the bottom of the s...
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State liquor task force preparing report, recommendations
LOUISVILLE — A task force aimed at overhauling Kentucky’s alcoholic-beverage regulations is preparing its report and recommendations to Gov. Steve Beshear, but members of the group say they are int...
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Man running from police struck on interstate
MOUNT STERLING — Kentucky State Police say a man was hit on Interstate 64 while trying to run away from a trooper. Police spokesman Endre Samu said that the trooper observed 21-year-old Steven R...
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Survey: Manufacturers plan to hire next year
BOWLING GREEN — Several Kentucky manufacturers say they plan to add jobs next year. The Kentucky Association of Manufacturers Wage and Benefits Survey found that 52 percent of manufacturers who ...
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Associated Press Then-Kentucky Senate President David Williams speaks to reporters in his Capitol Annex office Oct. 26 in Frankfort. Williams left the Legislature to take a judicial appointment in southern Kentucky.
Leaders remove Williams’ name from building
FRANKFORT — Corbin leaders have taken former Senate President David Williams’ name off an exposition center, complaining that he didn’t do enough to protect the city in a dispute with Knox County o...
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Portion of highway dedicated to fallen officer
MAYSVILLE — Officials in Maysville have dedicated part of a highway to a police officer who was killed in the line of duty. A portion of U.S. 68 has been renamed the Danny Hay Memorial Highway. ...
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The March of Dimes, the Kentucky Department for Public Health, the state's Medicaid managed care organizations and several hospitals across the state have joined together in an initiative to prevent elective premature births.
Initiative seeks to stop elective premature births
LOUISVILLE — Health officials have begun an initiative to try and prevent elective premature births. Partners in the venture include the March of Dimes, the Kentucky Department for Public Health...
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