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The Bookworm: Books to help children learn about Black history
The Bookworm By Terri Schlichenmeyer When you’re a kid, there are so many things to learn. Someone has ... Read more
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Health commissioner warns Super Bowl gatherings can spread virus
Coronavirus metrics largely stable, but deaths still high By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News As most of the ... Read more
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Local student donates clothing to Lighthouse Mission
2020 Rogers Scholar and Pineville High School student Laurel Howard delivers winter clothing and other items she collected ... Read more
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Kentucky gas prices decrease in past week; rising crude oil prices could signal increase
AAA of the Bluegrass The national gas price average has been cheaper year-over-year for 336 days—as much as ... Read more
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Kentucky on track to be first state to vaccinate educators
Governor, Kentucky Department of Education to help schools reopen in some form March 1 On Wednesday, Gov. Andy ... Read more
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Bill to protect livestock receives bipartisan support
NEWS RELEASE Even short bills can have a large impact. Rep. Matthew Koch, R-Paris, described House Bill 229, ... Read more
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Homemakers scholarship applications being accepted
Applications for the Bell County Homemakers Scholarship are now available at the Bell County Cooperative Extension Office, on ... Read more
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$2 million in grants provided to fight violence against women
Funding awarded to law enforcement, prosecution, judicial strategies, and victim services NEWS RELEASE Gov. Andy Beshear and Kentucky ... Read more
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Dave Ramsey: Don’t embrace the wrong things
Dear Dave, Your plan has been a lifesaver for us. Why do you think some people are unwilling ... Read more
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DEAR ABBY: Assistant works their way up only to be sidelined by boss
DEAR ABBY: When my boss hired me as an assistant four years ago, she specifically told me my ... Read more
