17th-century loom offers trip back in time A 17th-century barn loom donated by the Rose Hill Museum in Lyon County is giving visitors to Paducah an idea of what life was like in an earlier, simpler era. “I think it’s beautiful because it...
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BY LAUREL BLACK lblack@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
Overcoming many obstacles Motivational speaker and musician Patrick Henry Hughes sings the Ray Charles classic “Georgia” on Monday for the Paducah City Schools faculty and staff at Paducah Public Schools’ opening day kickof...
In the shadow of the Queen With smoke from its stacks wafting above downtown, the American Queen attracts people from all around and even some of the smallest. Dedra Kay Williams, 2, and her parents, Dedra and Miner, decided...
Agenda The Agenda is a listing of government meetings today. n Cadiz City Council — 6 p.m., City Hall. n Carlisle Fiscal Court — 9:30 a.m., courthouse. n Marshall Fiscal Court — 9:30 a.m., courth...
Rolling roadblock planned Thursday near Benton exit Motorists should be alert for a rolling roadblock on the Purchase Parkway near the Benton exit in Marshall County at midnight Thursday. The rolling roadblock is to allow Paducah Power System to ...
Grant will enable 7 new homes State grant money will help fund the building of seven homes in Paducah’s Fountain Avenue neighborhood. “They are going to be beautiful brand new homes in the Fountain Avenue neighborhood, and o...
Rise in salmonella concerns officials Abnormal amounts of salmonella cases reported across Kentucky have health officials concerned. In monitoring positive cases of the intestinal-attacking bacteria, the Kentucky Department for Publ...
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BY WILL PINKSTON wpinkston@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
Truck hits pedestrian A woman suffered minor injuries on Monday after Paducah police said she dodged into traffic on Irvin Cobb Drive. Paducah officer Josh Bryant said Diana Frey, 45, told police that she had been dr...
Economy trims local salons’ customers Sometimes it can be hard to make heads or tails of today’s sluggish economy, but some local beautician establishments could prove to be a weather vane of people’s fiscal constraints. As many fin...
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BY WILL PINKSTON wpinkston@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
US 45 wreck sends one to hospital A two-vehicle crash along U.S. 45 on Monday sent a 17-year-old to the hospital to be checked for injuries. According to the McCracken County Sheriff’s Department, Paducah resident Lauren Prescot...
Estate planning workshop at college Medicaid planning, Veterans Affairs benefits, and trust considerations are just a few of the topics to be covered in an estate planning workshop at West Kentucky Community & Technical College on Au...
First business eyes Fountain Avenue Paducah’s Fountain Avenue neighborhood is just a few approvals away from welcoming its first commercial occupant. City Planner Steve Ervin said Monday that a tentative and preliminary project is...
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By Mallory Panuska mpanuska@paducahsun.comThe Paducah Sun
Crews search into night for missing men in river Emergency crews were called out to the Ohio River near Joppa, Ill., Monday night to search for two men who reportedly went missing while swimming. Paul Carter, McCracken County director of emerg...
McCracken District Court Jan. 10 Joseph A. Quarles, 27, 958 Farmer Trace, Princeton, alcohol intoxication in a public place, second degree disorderly conduct: Sentenced to 10 days. Matthew L. Pool, 30, 13001 Grief Ro...