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    NOAH COMING HOME TODAY…BIG CROWD EXPECTED AND PREPARATIONS BEING MADE

    NOAH COMING HOME TODAY…BIG CROWD EXPECTED AND PREPARATIONS BEING MADE

    UPDATE: NOAH PARADE – MAY ELECTION COLLIDE!

    UPDATE: NOAH PARADE – MAY ELECTION COLLIDE!

    UPDATE: EARLY VOTING FOR MAY PRIMARY ELECTION STARTS TODAY!

    UPDATE: EARLY VOTING FOR MAY PRIMARY ELECTION STARTS TODAY!

    PRESTON ADDS ENDORSEMENT WITH ONE WEEK TO GO BEFORE 2022 PRIMARY

    PRESTON ADDS ENDORSEMENT WITH ONE WEEK TO GO BEFORE 2022 PRIMARY

    NOAH IN ‘GRAND FINALE’ DESPITE COVID-19; Mothers Day performance is best yet, judges say

    NOAH IN ‘GRAND FINALE’ DESPITE COVID-19; Mothers Day performance is best yet, judges say

    PRESTON HAS THE RIGHT PLAN FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY

    PRESTON HAS THE RIGHT PLAN FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IN “TOP 7” ON AI AT DISNEYLAND

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IN “TOP 7” ON AI AT DISNEYLAND

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED LATE FRIDAY NIGHT IN MARTIN COUNTY ON FIRST DEGREE RAPE CHARGES

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED LATE FRIDAY NIGHT IN MARTIN COUNTY ON FIRST DEGREE RAPE CHARGES

    MUSTANGS LOOSE IN LOUISA TODAY!

    MUSTANGS LOOSE IN LOUISA TODAY!

    LOUISA MAN INDICTED FOR CHILD INCEST ABUSE BY LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY THIS MONTH, ALSO INDICTED ON MORE SEVERE CHILD SEX INCEST ABUSE CHARGES IN BOYD COUNTY

    LOUISA MAN INDICTED FOR CHILD INCEST ABUSE BY LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY THIS MONTH, ALSO INDICTED ON MORE SEVERE CHILD SEX INCEST ABUSE CHARGES IN BOYD COUNTY

  • Sports
    SENIOR WILLIAM COPLEY WILL FISH FOR KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THIS FALL

    SENIOR WILLIAM COPLEY WILL FISH FOR KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THIS FALL

    PRESTON HOMERS AND DERIFIELD FINISHES PAINTSVILLE OFF TO CLOSE OUT REGULAR SEASON FOR DAWGS;  DISTRICT TOURNAMENT MONDAY AT BETSY LAYNE

    PRESTON HOMERS AND DERIFIELD FINISHES PAINTSVILLE OFF TO CLOSE OUT REGULAR SEASON FOR DAWGS; DISTRICT TOURNAMENT MONDAY AT BETSY LAYNE

    SOFTBALL DAWGS BOUNCE BACK WITH TWO QUALITY ROAD WINS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

    SOFTBALL DAWGS BOUNCE BACK WITH TWO QUALITY ROAD WINS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

    VOLLEYDAWG SENIOR WHITNEY MOORE INKS WITH UPIKE

    VOLLEYDAWG SENIOR WHITNEY MOORE INKS WITH UPIKE

    BRYCE BLEVINS FIRES ANOTHER NO-HITTER; DAWGS CLOSE OUT THE REGULAR SEASON TONIGHT AT PAINTSVILLE

    BRYCE BLEVINS FIRES ANOTHER NO-HITTER; DAWGS CLOSE OUT THE REGULAR SEASON TONIGHT AT PAINTSVILLE

    LAWRENCE CO. FOOTBALL PLAYER ALEX STRICKLAND SIGNS WITH UVA-WISE

    LAWRENCE CO. FOOTBALL PLAYER ALEX STRICKLAND SIGNS WITH UVA-WISE

    BLEVINS NO-HITS WHEELERSBURG AS DAWGS FINISH 4-0 ON THE WEEK

    BLEVINS NO-HITS WHEELERSBURG AS DAWGS FINISH 4-0 ON THE WEEK

    LAWRENCE CO. MERCIES ASHLAND IN FIVE INNINGS IN SOFTBALL ACTION

    LAWRENCE CO. MERCIES ASHLAND IN FIVE INNINGS IN SOFTBALL ACTION

    KENTUCKY DERBY LINEUP AND ODDS RELEASED AFTER DRAW

    KENTUCKY DERBY LINEUP AND ODDS RELEASED AFTER DRAW

  • Lifestyles
    2021 Rogers Scholar Trey Hall donates blankets to more than 70 Lawrence County students  

    2021 Rogers Scholar Trey Hall donates blankets to more than 70 Lawrence County students  

    “STEEL MAGNOLIAS” FINALE IN LOUISA…Was a blast!

    “STEEL MAGNOLIAS” FINALE IN LOUISA…Was a blast!

    JOHNSON COUNTY NATIVE IS AMONG TOPS AT UK OUT 0F 3,900: GROWING UP IN EASTERN KY. MOTIVATED HER CAREER IN MEDICAL FIELD

    JOHNSON COUNTY NATIVE IS AMONG TOPS AT UK OUT 0F 3,900: GROWING UP IN EASTERN KY. MOTIVATED HER CAREER IN MEDICAL FIELD

    LAST PROM FOR SENIORS 2022… PLENTY OF COOL KIDS DRESS UP

    LAST PROM FOR SENIORS 2022… PLENTY OF COOL KIDS DRESS UP

    MIKE ARMSTRONG KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR LCHS SENIOR CLASS 2022 LUNCHEON

    MIKE ARMSTRONG KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR LCHS SENIOR CLASS 2022 LUNCHEON

    MY DAY WITH… ”A RAY OF HOPE“

    MY DAY WITH… ”A RAY OF HOPE“

    LOUISA ROTARY LEARNS EL-HASA SHRINERS WILL BE PERFORMING FOR SEPTEMBERFEST PARADE THIS YEAR

    LOUISA ROTARY LEARNS EL-HASA SHRINERS WILL BE PERFORMING FOR SEPTEMBERFEST PARADE THIS YEAR

    ROTARY HASH AND BAHAMA MAMAS… IN APRIL!!!

    ROTARY HASH AND BAHAMA MAMAS… IN APRIL!!!

    Louisa Rotary attends Maundy Thursday…

    Louisa Rotary attends Maundy Thursday…

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT NEWS: Deeds, marriages, and civil suits May 9 – 13

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT NEWS: Deeds, marriages, and civil suits May 9 – 13

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 9-13

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 9-13

    LOUISA MAN FACING SEVERAL CHARGES AFTER BRIEF BUT WILD SATURDAY NIGHT POLICE CHASE NEAR LOUISA CITY LIMITS

    LOUISA MAN FACING SEVERAL CHARGES AFTER BRIEF BUT WILD SATURDAY NIGHT POLICE CHASE NEAR LOUISA CITY LIMITS

    LOUISA COUNCIL HOLDS PAY RAISE OF CITY WORKERS TO 5%; CITY POOL TO OPEN MAY 28

    LOUISA COUNCIL HOLDS PAY RAISE OF CITY WORKERS TO 5%; CITY POOL TO OPEN MAY 28

    Lawrence County Civil Cases for the week of May 2-6

    Lawrence County Civil Cases for the week of May 2-6

    Louisa City Council Regular Meeting May 10, 2022–7:00pm

    Louisa City Council Regular Meeting May 10, 2022–7:00pm

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 2-6

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 2-6

    LOUISA GIRL MISSING, BE ON ALERT IF YOU SEE HER

    LOUISA GIRL MISSING, BE ON ALERT IF YOU SEE HER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED AFTER BEING FOUND WITH METH, WEED, PILLS, STOLEN HANDGUN, FRAUDULENT EBT CARDS 

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED AFTER BEING FOUND WITH METH, WEED, PILLS, STOLEN HANDGUN, FRAUDULENT EBT CARDS 

  • Recollections
    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The old ‘KY Normal College’ 

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The old ‘KY Normal College’ 

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: The Medal of Honor

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: The Medal of Honor

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: A Tribute to Mom! 

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: A Tribute to Mom! 

    ‘INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional’ — The Big Number 3

    ‘INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional’ — The Big Number 3

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The quiet times

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The quiet times

    INBOUND FOR LANDING; BIG SANDY REGIONAL AIRPORT…”IM A LONG WAY FROM WOLF CREEK

    INBOUND FOR LANDING; BIG SANDY REGIONAL AIRPORT…”IM A LONG WAY FROM WOLF CREEK

    CSX COSMETICALLY RESTORES RARE C30-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE FOR KENTUCKY STEAM HERITAGE

    CSX COSMETICALLY RESTORES RARE C30-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE FOR KENTUCKY STEAM HERITAGE

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA;  Life’s memories: High School

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA; Life’s memories: High School

  • Obituaries
    Della Vanover, 61, of Blaine, KY

    Della Vanover, 61, of Blaine, KY

    Eulanda Blanche Branham, 96, of Fort Gay, WV

    Eulanda Blanche Branham, 96, of Fort Gay, WV

    William H. Chafin, 76, of Louisa, KY

    William H. Chafin, 76, of Louisa, KY

    James Fredrick Fraley, Sr., 72, of Fort Gay, WV

    James Fredrick Fraley, Sr., 72, of Fort Gay, WV

    Raymond “Bo” Hurley, Jr., 68, of Fort Gay, WV

    Raymond “Bo” Hurley, Jr., 68, of Fort Gay, WV

    James Robert Isaac, 60, of Louisa, KY

    James Robert Isaac, 60, of Louisa, KY

    Patrick N. Cyrus, 76, of Prichard, WV

    Patrick N. Cyrus, 76, of Prichard, WV

    Vira L. Hayes, age 80, Republic, Missouri

    Vira L. Hayes, age 80, Republic, Missouri

    Betty (Kitts) Thompson, 76, of Louisa, KY

    Betty (Kitts) Thompson, 76, of Louisa, KY

  • Regional News
    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IS COMING HOME TOMORROW IN TOP 3 ON AI…

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IS COMING HOME TOMORROW IN TOP 3 ON AI…

    PIKE COUNTY COUPLE ARRESTED FOR METH TRAFFICKING FOLLOWING ANONYMOUS TIP THROUGH KENTUCKY STATE POLICE COMPUTER APP 

    PIKE COUNTY COUPLE ARRESTED FOR METH TRAFFICKING FOLLOWING ANONYMOUS TIP THROUGH KENTUCKY STATE POLICE COMPUTER APP 

    FLOYD CO. WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF SLASHING A MAN’S THROAT  FROM ‘EAR TO EAR’

    FLOYD CO. WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF SLASHING A MAN’S THROAT  FROM ‘EAR TO EAR’

    CLARIFICATIONS ON NOAH THOMPSON HOMECOMING; LAZER GETS TO INTERVIEW NOAH

    CLARIFICATIONS ON NOAH THOMPSON HOMECOMING; LAZER GETS TO INTERVIEW NOAH

    WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT ARRESTS PAIR  WHO HAVE HEROIN RELATED RECORDS

    WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT ARRESTS PAIR  WHO HAVE HEROIN RELATED RECORDS

    NOAH THOMPSON COMING TO LOUISA PARADE AND HIS FREE CONCERT FOR ALL….

    NOAH THOMPSON COMING TO LOUISA PARADE AND HIS FREE CONCERT FOR ALL….

    ASPHALT RESURFACING PROJECT UNDERWAY ON US 23 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ASPHALT RESURFACING PROJECT UNDERWAY ON US 23 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON WILL BE COMPETING FOR A SPOT ON THE TOP FIVE ON AMERICAN IDOL TONIGHT!

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON WILL BE COMPETING FOR A SPOT ON THE TOP FIVE ON AMERICAN IDOL TONIGHT!

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY REPORTS 73 TRUE BILLS DURING TERM, FOUR LATEST HANDED DOWN

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY REPORTS 73 TRUE BILLS DURING TERM, FOUR LATEST HANDED DOWN

  • Announcements
    PRO WRESTLING: LAWMEN VS. THUGS…WAYNE COUNTY MAY 20

    PRO WRESTLING: LAWMEN VS. THUGS…WAYNE COUNTY MAY 20

    PARKER B’z GRAND OPENING IS SATURDAY MAY 14TH; DELIVERY IN FT. GAY-LOUISA AVAILABLE

    PARKER B’z GRAND OPENING IS SATURDAY MAY 14TH; DELIVERY IN FT. GAY-LOUISA AVAILABLE

    FLOYD, JOHNSON, KNOTT, LAWRENCE, LETCHER, MARTIN, AND PIKE COUNTIES GETTING ‘STRIPED’

    FLOYD, JOHNSON, KNOTT, LAWRENCE, LETCHER, MARTIN, AND PIKE COUNTIES GETTING ‘STRIPED’

    DAYTIME CLOSURES FOR SOIL NAIL PROJECT SCHEDULED TO START FRIDAY, MAY 6, ON KY 2038 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    DAYTIME CLOSURES FOR SOIL NAIL PROJECT SCHEDULED TO START FRIDAY, MAY 6, ON KY 2038 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    SWAP MEET AND CRUISE IN COMING MAY 21

    SWAP MEET AND CRUISE IN COMING MAY 21

    GRUDGE MATCH WITH WAYNE DEPUTIES WRESTLING THUGS FOR CHARITY MAY 20!

    GRUDGE MATCH WITH WAYNE DEPUTIES WRESTLING THUGS FOR CHARITY MAY 20!

     Lawrence County School Registration 2022-23

     Lawrence County School Registration 2022-23

    WATCH PARTY WITH NOAH SET FOR SUNDAY APRIL 24!

    WATCH PARTY WITH NOAH SET FOR SUNDAY APRIL 24!

    ONE DAY ROTARY EVENT TOMORROW AT EXTENSION OFFICE PAVILION!

    ONE DAY ROTARY EVENT TOMORROW AT EXTENSION OFFICE PAVILION!

  • Editorials/Letters
    PELFREY, LIBRARY BOARD VOTE TO RAISE SALARIES OF ALL EMPLOYEES ON EVE OF JULY 1ST CHANGES IN LAW; STILL NO ANSWER TO “WHERE’S THE MONEY?”

    PELFREY, LIBRARY BOARD VOTE TO RAISE SALARIES OF ALL EMPLOYEES ON EVE OF JULY 1ST CHANGES IN LAW; STILL NO ANSWER TO “WHERE’S THE MONEY?”

    PHARMACISTS UP AGAINST BENEFIT MANAGERS IN COST OF MEDICINE  BATTLE

    PHARMACISTS UP AGAINST BENEFIT MANAGERS IN COST OF MEDICINE BATTLE

    LIBRARY BATTLE RAGES ON: WILL PELPHREY SUE FISCAL COURT FOR ALL COUNTY’S RECORDS

    LIBRARY BATTLE RAGES ON: WILL PELPHREY SUE FISCAL COURT FOR ALL COUNTY’S RECORDS

    HELPING IMMIGRANTS IN NEED WILL BENEFIT KENTUCKY IN THE BATTLE FOR A BETTER WORKFORCE

    HELPING IMMIGRANTS IN NEED WILL BENEFIT KENTUCKY IN THE BATTLE FOR A BETTER WORKFORCE

    WHERE’S THE MONEY? LIBRARY CHIEF REFUSES INFORMATION ON FUNDS

    WHERE’S THE MONEY? LIBRARY CHIEF REFUSES INFORMATION ON FUNDS

    GLENN MOLLETTE: Finding hope and life before death 

    GLENN MOLLETTE: Finding hope and life before death 

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE  Week 15   

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE Week 15  

    BESHEAR ANNOUNCES LINE ITEM VETOES IN STATE BUDGET, BUT SAYS LAWMAKERS BUILD ON ECONOMIC MOMENTUM WITH THEIR VERSION

    BESHEAR ANNOUNCES LINE ITEM VETOES IN STATE BUDGET, BUT SAYS LAWMAKERS BUILD ON ECONOMIC MOMENTUM WITH THEIR VERSION

    Crypto has a climate problem

    Crypto has a climate problem

  • News
    NOAH COMING HOME TODAY…BIG CROWD EXPECTED AND PREPARATIONS BEING MADE

    NOAH COMING HOME TODAY…BIG CROWD EXPECTED AND PREPARATIONS BEING MADE

    UPDATE: NOAH PARADE – MAY ELECTION COLLIDE!

    UPDATE: NOAH PARADE – MAY ELECTION COLLIDE!

    UPDATE: EARLY VOTING FOR MAY PRIMARY ELECTION STARTS TODAY!

    UPDATE: EARLY VOTING FOR MAY PRIMARY ELECTION STARTS TODAY!

    PRESTON ADDS ENDORSEMENT WITH ONE WEEK TO GO BEFORE 2022 PRIMARY

    PRESTON ADDS ENDORSEMENT WITH ONE WEEK TO GO BEFORE 2022 PRIMARY

    NOAH IN ‘GRAND FINALE’ DESPITE COVID-19; Mothers Day performance is best yet, judges say

    NOAH IN ‘GRAND FINALE’ DESPITE COVID-19; Mothers Day performance is best yet, judges say

    PRESTON HAS THE RIGHT PLAN FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY

    PRESTON HAS THE RIGHT PLAN FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IN “TOP 7” ON AI AT DISNEYLAND

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IN “TOP 7” ON AI AT DISNEYLAND

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED LATE FRIDAY NIGHT IN MARTIN COUNTY ON FIRST DEGREE RAPE CHARGES

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED LATE FRIDAY NIGHT IN MARTIN COUNTY ON FIRST DEGREE RAPE CHARGES

    MUSTANGS LOOSE IN LOUISA TODAY!

    MUSTANGS LOOSE IN LOUISA TODAY!

    LOUISA MAN INDICTED FOR CHILD INCEST ABUSE BY LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY THIS MONTH, ALSO INDICTED ON MORE SEVERE CHILD SEX INCEST ABUSE CHARGES IN BOYD COUNTY

    LOUISA MAN INDICTED FOR CHILD INCEST ABUSE BY LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY THIS MONTH, ALSO INDICTED ON MORE SEVERE CHILD SEX INCEST ABUSE CHARGES IN BOYD COUNTY

  • Sports
    SENIOR WILLIAM COPLEY WILL FISH FOR KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THIS FALL

    SENIOR WILLIAM COPLEY WILL FISH FOR KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THIS FALL

    PRESTON HOMERS AND DERIFIELD FINISHES PAINTSVILLE OFF TO CLOSE OUT REGULAR SEASON FOR DAWGS;  DISTRICT TOURNAMENT MONDAY AT BETSY LAYNE

    PRESTON HOMERS AND DERIFIELD FINISHES PAINTSVILLE OFF TO CLOSE OUT REGULAR SEASON FOR DAWGS; DISTRICT TOURNAMENT MONDAY AT BETSY LAYNE

    SOFTBALL DAWGS BOUNCE BACK WITH TWO QUALITY ROAD WINS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

    SOFTBALL DAWGS BOUNCE BACK WITH TWO QUALITY ROAD WINS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

    VOLLEYDAWG SENIOR WHITNEY MOORE INKS WITH UPIKE

    VOLLEYDAWG SENIOR WHITNEY MOORE INKS WITH UPIKE

    BRYCE BLEVINS FIRES ANOTHER NO-HITTER; DAWGS CLOSE OUT THE REGULAR SEASON TONIGHT AT PAINTSVILLE

    BRYCE BLEVINS FIRES ANOTHER NO-HITTER; DAWGS CLOSE OUT THE REGULAR SEASON TONIGHT AT PAINTSVILLE

    LAWRENCE CO. FOOTBALL PLAYER ALEX STRICKLAND SIGNS WITH UVA-WISE

    LAWRENCE CO. FOOTBALL PLAYER ALEX STRICKLAND SIGNS WITH UVA-WISE

    BLEVINS NO-HITS WHEELERSBURG AS DAWGS FINISH 4-0 ON THE WEEK

    BLEVINS NO-HITS WHEELERSBURG AS DAWGS FINISH 4-0 ON THE WEEK

    LAWRENCE CO. MERCIES ASHLAND IN FIVE INNINGS IN SOFTBALL ACTION

    LAWRENCE CO. MERCIES ASHLAND IN FIVE INNINGS IN SOFTBALL ACTION

    KENTUCKY DERBY LINEUP AND ODDS RELEASED AFTER DRAW

    KENTUCKY DERBY LINEUP AND ODDS RELEASED AFTER DRAW

  • Lifestyles
    2021 Rogers Scholar Trey Hall donates blankets to more than 70 Lawrence County students  

    2021 Rogers Scholar Trey Hall donates blankets to more than 70 Lawrence County students  

    “STEEL MAGNOLIAS” FINALE IN LOUISA…Was a blast!

    “STEEL MAGNOLIAS” FINALE IN LOUISA…Was a blast!

    JOHNSON COUNTY NATIVE IS AMONG TOPS AT UK OUT 0F 3,900: GROWING UP IN EASTERN KY. MOTIVATED HER CAREER IN MEDICAL FIELD

    JOHNSON COUNTY NATIVE IS AMONG TOPS AT UK OUT 0F 3,900: GROWING UP IN EASTERN KY. MOTIVATED HER CAREER IN MEDICAL FIELD

    LAST PROM FOR SENIORS 2022… PLENTY OF COOL KIDS DRESS UP

    LAST PROM FOR SENIORS 2022… PLENTY OF COOL KIDS DRESS UP

    MIKE ARMSTRONG KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR LCHS SENIOR CLASS 2022 LUNCHEON

    MIKE ARMSTRONG KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR LCHS SENIOR CLASS 2022 LUNCHEON

    MY DAY WITH… ”A RAY OF HOPE“

    MY DAY WITH… ”A RAY OF HOPE“

    LOUISA ROTARY LEARNS EL-HASA SHRINERS WILL BE PERFORMING FOR SEPTEMBERFEST PARADE THIS YEAR

    LOUISA ROTARY LEARNS EL-HASA SHRINERS WILL BE PERFORMING FOR SEPTEMBERFEST PARADE THIS YEAR

    ROTARY HASH AND BAHAMA MAMAS… IN APRIL!!!

    ROTARY HASH AND BAHAMA MAMAS… IN APRIL!!!

    Louisa Rotary attends Maundy Thursday…

    Louisa Rotary attends Maundy Thursday…

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT NEWS: Deeds, marriages, and civil suits May 9 – 13

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT NEWS: Deeds, marriages, and civil suits May 9 – 13

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 9-13

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 9-13

    LOUISA MAN FACING SEVERAL CHARGES AFTER BRIEF BUT WILD SATURDAY NIGHT POLICE CHASE NEAR LOUISA CITY LIMITS

    LOUISA MAN FACING SEVERAL CHARGES AFTER BRIEF BUT WILD SATURDAY NIGHT POLICE CHASE NEAR LOUISA CITY LIMITS

    LOUISA COUNCIL HOLDS PAY RAISE OF CITY WORKERS TO 5%; CITY POOL TO OPEN MAY 28

    LOUISA COUNCIL HOLDS PAY RAISE OF CITY WORKERS TO 5%; CITY POOL TO OPEN MAY 28

    Lawrence County Civil Cases for the week of May 2-6

    Lawrence County Civil Cases for the week of May 2-6

    Louisa City Council Regular Meeting May 10, 2022–7:00pm

    Louisa City Council Regular Meeting May 10, 2022–7:00pm

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 2-6

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of May 2-6

    LOUISA GIRL MISSING, BE ON ALERT IF YOU SEE HER

    LOUISA GIRL MISSING, BE ON ALERT IF YOU SEE HER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED AFTER BEING FOUND WITH METH, WEED, PILLS, STOLEN HANDGUN, FRAUDULENT EBT CARDS 

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED AFTER BEING FOUND WITH METH, WEED, PILLS, STOLEN HANDGUN, FRAUDULENT EBT CARDS 

  • Recollections
    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The old ‘KY Normal College’ 

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The old ‘KY Normal College’ 

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: The Medal of Honor

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: The Medal of Honor

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: A Tribute to Mom! 

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: A Tribute to Mom! 

    ‘INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional’ — The Big Number 3

    ‘INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional’ — The Big Number 3

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The quiet times

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: The quiet times

    INBOUND FOR LANDING; BIG SANDY REGIONAL AIRPORT…”IM A LONG WAY FROM WOLF CREEK

    INBOUND FOR LANDING; BIG SANDY REGIONAL AIRPORT…”IM A LONG WAY FROM WOLF CREEK

    CSX COSMETICALLY RESTORES RARE C30-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE FOR KENTUCKY STEAM HERITAGE

    CSX COSMETICALLY RESTORES RARE C30-7 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE FOR KENTUCKY STEAM HERITAGE

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA;  Life’s memories: High School

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA; Life’s memories: High School

  • Obituaries
    Della Vanover, 61, of Blaine, KY

    Della Vanover, 61, of Blaine, KY

    Eulanda Blanche Branham, 96, of Fort Gay, WV

    Eulanda Blanche Branham, 96, of Fort Gay, WV

    William H. Chafin, 76, of Louisa, KY

    William H. Chafin, 76, of Louisa, KY

    James Fredrick Fraley, Sr., 72, of Fort Gay, WV

    James Fredrick Fraley, Sr., 72, of Fort Gay, WV

    Raymond “Bo” Hurley, Jr., 68, of Fort Gay, WV

    Raymond “Bo” Hurley, Jr., 68, of Fort Gay, WV

    James Robert Isaac, 60, of Louisa, KY

    James Robert Isaac, 60, of Louisa, KY

    Patrick N. Cyrus, 76, of Prichard, WV

    Patrick N. Cyrus, 76, of Prichard, WV

    Vira L. Hayes, age 80, Republic, Missouri

    Vira L. Hayes, age 80, Republic, Missouri

    Betty (Kitts) Thompson, 76, of Louisa, KY

    Betty (Kitts) Thompson, 76, of Louisa, KY

  • Regional News
    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IS COMING HOME TOMORROW IN TOP 3 ON AI…

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON IS COMING HOME TOMORROW IN TOP 3 ON AI…

    PIKE COUNTY COUPLE ARRESTED FOR METH TRAFFICKING FOLLOWING ANONYMOUS TIP THROUGH KENTUCKY STATE POLICE COMPUTER APP 

    PIKE COUNTY COUPLE ARRESTED FOR METH TRAFFICKING FOLLOWING ANONYMOUS TIP THROUGH KENTUCKY STATE POLICE COMPUTER APP 

    FLOYD CO. WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF SLASHING A MAN’S THROAT  FROM ‘EAR TO EAR’

    FLOYD CO. WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF SLASHING A MAN’S THROAT  FROM ‘EAR TO EAR’

    CLARIFICATIONS ON NOAH THOMPSON HOMECOMING; LAZER GETS TO INTERVIEW NOAH

    CLARIFICATIONS ON NOAH THOMPSON HOMECOMING; LAZER GETS TO INTERVIEW NOAH

    WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT ARRESTS PAIR  WHO HAVE HEROIN RELATED RECORDS

    WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF DRUG ENFORCEMENT UNIT ARRESTS PAIR  WHO HAVE HEROIN RELATED RECORDS

    NOAH THOMPSON COMING TO LOUISA PARADE AND HIS FREE CONCERT FOR ALL….

    NOAH THOMPSON COMING TO LOUISA PARADE AND HIS FREE CONCERT FOR ALL….

    ASPHALT RESURFACING PROJECT UNDERWAY ON US 23 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ASPHALT RESURFACING PROJECT UNDERWAY ON US 23 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON WILL BE COMPETING FOR A SPOT ON THE TOP FIVE ON AMERICAN IDOL TONIGHT!

    LAWRENCE COUNTY’S NOAH THOMPSON WILL BE COMPETING FOR A SPOT ON THE TOP FIVE ON AMERICAN IDOL TONIGHT!

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY REPORTS 73 TRUE BILLS DURING TERM, FOUR LATEST HANDED DOWN

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY REPORTS 73 TRUE BILLS DURING TERM, FOUR LATEST HANDED DOWN

  • Announcements
    PRO WRESTLING: LAWMEN VS. THUGS…WAYNE COUNTY MAY 20

    PRO WRESTLING: LAWMEN VS. THUGS…WAYNE COUNTY MAY 20

    PARKER B’z GRAND OPENING IS SATURDAY MAY 14TH; DELIVERY IN FT. GAY-LOUISA AVAILABLE

    PARKER B’z GRAND OPENING IS SATURDAY MAY 14TH; DELIVERY IN FT. GAY-LOUISA AVAILABLE

    FLOYD, JOHNSON, KNOTT, LAWRENCE, LETCHER, MARTIN, AND PIKE COUNTIES GETTING ‘STRIPED’

    FLOYD, JOHNSON, KNOTT, LAWRENCE, LETCHER, MARTIN, AND PIKE COUNTIES GETTING ‘STRIPED’

    DAYTIME CLOSURES FOR SOIL NAIL PROJECT SCHEDULED TO START FRIDAY, MAY 6, ON KY 2038 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    DAYTIME CLOSURES FOR SOIL NAIL PROJECT SCHEDULED TO START FRIDAY, MAY 6, ON KY 2038 IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    SWAP MEET AND CRUISE IN COMING MAY 21

    SWAP MEET AND CRUISE IN COMING MAY 21

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HOMELESS IN LOUISA SPEAK OUT AGAINST BURNING OF PROPERTY BY CITY

LESLIE RAWLINGS by LESLIE RAWLINGS
February 21, 2019
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Controlled Fire by the River

Rediscover Louisa Volunteer’s clean up project was put into action Friday, Feb. 8, 2019. One of the volunteer’s said, “Mayor Harold Slone asked them to come do a controlled fire by the river to get rid of what people had left behind”.

Slone and a committee from the city recently looked around and contacted other cities about Homeless centers and reported back that Louisa does not have a homeless problem

Some of the homeless people in the community felt it was wrong since some of their belongings were down there behind Riverview Pharmacy on the river bank. So, they decided to come out of the shadows and speak out about being homeless in Louisa.

Joseph Billingsly

Joseph Billingsley originally from up north where he was making his way south when he found himself in Louisa. Joseph said,” I’m still thinking of traveling south toward Austin, TX Ministries but many people here have restored my faith in humanity through thru kindness and generosity.” Joseph with the help of Judge Executive, Phil Carter was able to do side jobs to pay for his stay at the local motel for at least a night.

Joseph became homeless over 12 years ago when he was in a car wreck and had to go on disability. He eventually lost his home along with his family and turned to drugs which led him to prison and when released had no where to go and he started bouncing from town to town.

Brandy and Jason Hale who have been homeless for over a year have stayed in various places throughout town such as both parks, behind the stage, down by the river and

Brandy and Jason Hale

abandoned barns. Some of their belongings were part of what was burnt by the Rediscover Louisa volunteers. They also look for daily work to try and provide food and shelter. Brandy wanted to thank Julie Patel and Giovanni’s for always helping and being there. And with a smile on her face said, “We will get back on our feet.”

During the cold nights they were able to utilize the warming stations at First Baptist Church and go in get warm and something to eat before heading back out into the weather. She said they have tried to get assistance locally but has had no luck other than the generosity of others.

By putting themselves out there doing interviews and allowing pictures they all hope to bring awareness to this problem. There are even more homeless families in the area all throughout the county. It may not seem like a big problem but it’s a problem they hope gets addressed soon, but not likely with the decision to not build a shelter in Louisa.

Abandoned barn the homeless use for shelter.

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  1. MNH says:
    3 years ago

    I do feel bad for the people that are homeless, but it bothers me that Mr. Hale and his “wife” want to speak out over losing there stuff but if you scroll on down through the Levisa Lazer you find they were just picked up for meth at one of the first drug busts by D.I.C.E. I mean I would imagine that the drug issue is making it harder for them to find work than being homeless.

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    • John says:
      3 years ago

      I agree. He been caught more than once. I figure all of the money he receives goes to drugs. He also has family but I’m sure they are fed up with him. Drugs are a choice just like everything.

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  2. Joey says:
    3 years ago

    I agree!!!! And how did they pay for the drugs??? I’m sure no drug dealer just felt sorry for them and gave them some meth for free!!!!

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  3. Lisa says:
    3 years ago

    Someone has shit backwards.for moses he didnt have any trailer that burnt on sunnyside.so im trying to figure out who gave u mose permission to live in my trailer that burnt in april..

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    • She Told Me says:
      3 years ago

      It was his old lady Mercy that said her trailer that burnt down in sunny side.

      Reply
  4. Jak says:
    3 years ago

    My heart goes out to these people. It could be any of us or a member of our family. I’ll be praying that they get their lives straightened out.
    I will help them when I can with food and basic necessities. I believe God wants us to help others. Yes they are judged by their drug use but they are still human and don’t deserve to be hungry and cold.

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  5. Really🤣 says:
    3 years ago

    Funny thing is mose is not a veteran never has been also his “wife” doesn’t have cancer either they r jut pull heads that no one likes and I know this for a fact I’ve known him my whole life.

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  6. Jessica says:
    3 years ago

    In addition to the 2 arrested for meth on Feb 9th, Billingsley was just making headlines in August of 2018 when he led police in Ohio on a chase and wrecked his car under the influence of both drugs and alcohol. Prior to that in April 2018 he was arrested on forgery charges. If you look at his public Facebook profile the pic is of him flipping the camera off with a child in the photograph. In January 2018 he was talking about having an apartment. There are resources out there for people struggling with homelessness and where I live now there are plenty of people who are homeless and truly struggling. The few people that are featured in this article are not good examples of people who have fallen on hard luck and become homeless. If you’re going to write a sob story about homelessness in an attempt to shame the mayor and praise Phil Carter I suggest doing some background digging on the subjects of your article and not timing the post hours after another post on your website announcing 2 had been arrested for meth and drug trafficking.

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    • MNH says:
      3 years ago

      I agree with you completely and I would also like to add to my first statement that with further digging I have found that since around July of last year, Brandie has consistently been picked up for drug related offenses and also forgery. I know she did have a home and a vehicle at a point not that long ago but it seems like she hasn’t learned her lesson or she would have reached out to her family instead of following Hale around like a lost pup. Honestly I don’t get how the heck she and Hale are out of jail to continue doing the same things repeatedly. Like how many times do you have to get caught with meth before they decide that you are a menace to society and need to spend some time thinking about your choices in jail. Honestly, who the heck does this girl know that she gets a slap on the wrist and released on her own recognizance?

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    • Brandie Mollette-Hale says:
      3 years ago

      I wish people knew what actually happened. We had found a place when we went over to get clothes I had forgotten when I stayed there before. While we were there it got raided. We didn’t have anything and were just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
      Last time, we were guilty as shit… This time we weren’t. Jason and I are trying to do everything we can to straighten our lives up. Just seems to be when we get one or two steps forward, we take 10 back. We’re gonna prove everyone who doubts us wrong.
      You’ll all see.

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      • MNH says:
        3 years ago

        If this is actually Brandie then I hope that what you say is true and you do prove everyone wrong but I think you both need to realize that to get the help you need you all need to get into rehab and straighten up. You probably feel like you all just can’t be apart BUT maybe being apart and getting your own crap together individually will make things easier on you all when you COMPLETE the program and reunite. Sometimes you just have to decide that you want help and do it and if he isn’t onboard then do it for you and if you aren’t onboard and he wants to get right then sorry to say he should drop you and go on. Just get it together and stop being in The Levisa Lazer for this crap all the time!

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  7. CTJ says:
    3 years ago

    Find it really interesting that the Jason and Brandi talk about not being able to get assistance locally. Know for a fact that current and former law enforcement officers have tried to get them into rehab and even had a bed set up with all they needed to do was call and they didn’t. You can not help people get straight if they don’t want to and if keep enabling them then they will never take that step.

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  8. Jerry says:
    3 years ago

    Why does Phil Carters little clothing shop in the back of his autoparts store just keep giving stuff to them knowing they selling it for drugs or using it to burn for heat. This is reason I stopped taking my stuff there.

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    • KY123 says:
      3 years ago

      Because it’s better to be kind than to be mean. Sometimes, kind people can change these people. Bitter people like you don’t change anything. You just bring people down with you.

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      • Jasi says:
        3 years ago

        KIND are you seriously going to speak of kind when one that works at that clothing place has dirt on her hands. The stories I could tell about her and that place would make you want to scream. I don’t donate there. I give directly to someone instead. That way I know for a fact it’s going to those that need it and not to those that want it for gain.

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      • Caleb says:
        3 years ago

        Finally! I’ve been reading and reading trying to find the secret words!
        It’s better to be kind. I know what y’all are thinking and i think the same things also. People become frustrated and aggravated with the heroin addicts and i totally get that. Being kind to one person and staying on them like tinsel from Christmas is so hard and difficult because there’s drug emotions and real emotions, drug emotions are not real. Enough said. I found my BUDDY, so how about y’all pick your buddy! Pick a buddy, save a life! PLEASE

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  9. Idgaf says:
    3 years ago

    Brandie don’t half to be homeless she chose to be homeless she has a very supportive family that loves her an tried to get her help she went into rehab an came straight back out with no results she has a very nice home but chooses drugs over family! jason has been in an out of jail I don’t feel sorry for some one who don’t want help just a handout!!

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  10. John says:
    3 years ago

    I’m sure this guy draws a well deserved disability check. I for one know what happened to him. What does he do with it? Most people would find a place to stay and put food on the table. Don’t feel sorry for him at all. He needs to make better choices.

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  11. Loretha says:
    3 years ago

    Sorry but I don’t feel sorry for them because I know who they are an they wasn’t living in a house that burnt that was my sisters house that burnt. These two lived where my grandfather lived an wrecked the place an that picture of the barn is my grandfather’s old barn so I don’t feel nothing for these two all they want is peoole to feel sorry for them an help them get them so drugs that’s it an when I go to my grandfather’s house I’ll take a pic of the barn an the house an prove to everyone

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  12. Shaking my head again says:
    3 years ago

    I read this article twice to see if I could understand the “story”….. the people were complaining because items that they left on property that did not belong to them was removed and cleaned up? How many of you have walked in that area? Would you let them leave those items in your yard? So Mayor Slone should stop trying to clean up Louisa and leave those areas a mess? Really… I don’t understand.

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  13. U know who says:
    3 years ago

    Watch out at the motel because Moses is a meth user and a thief he is wanted in other states by police , he has had places to stay and gets threw out , and don’t remember him having a trailer burn, he is a compulsive liar,

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  14. Angel says:
    3 years ago

    Many homeless people have some sort of substance abuse problem but that doesn’t mean they deserve to die from cold,hunger, or get treated with any less dignity than any one else. As a predominantly Christian community we need to band together and create a safe haven for those less fortunate.

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    • Gabe says:
      3 years ago

      If they continuously refuse help and continue to waste their money on drugs, then they don’t really want help. They want to be enabled. Mark 6:11 tells us if they won’t listen to you, then leave that place and shake the dust off your feet.

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    • Jasi says:
      3 years ago

      Angel you Christians need to band together to stop abortions. The taking of innocent lives. These people people are addicts, liars and thieves that does not want to help themselves. They only want drugs and handouts. Move them into your home if you feel soooo strongly that they need help. I bet that will never happen. The author of this story should be ashamed to post a story without researching and publishing all of the facts!!!

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  15. U no who says:
    3 years ago

    Moses has been helped over and over he has had places to stay and steals and does drugs at the homes that he stays at , he is a thief and meth user, he never had a trailer burn that I know of , he is a compulsive liar , has warrants in other states ,,he and his wife does have checks in the mail, just saying

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  16. U no who says:
    3 years ago

    He has been kicked out of motel s for stealing and meth , Moses he is a pos

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  17. Rita says:
    3 years ago

    Where is Christ’s love and compassion for these people? No matter what led them to being homeless they still deserve the basics in life. I’m not saying to give them cash but a hot meal, a warm place to sleep and basic hygiene items all given with love will go a long way. In addition we as a community should lift these people up in prayer and God will do the rest. I for one am making plans to reach out to these people.

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    • Jasi says:
      3 years ago

      Rita why don’t you reach out to stop innocent little babies from being aborted? Their little limbs ripped from their bodies. Go on YouTube and watch some of those videos about abortion and you’ll see who are the helpless innocent ones. The people in this article are not innocent!!

      Reply
  18. Loretha says:
    3 years ago

    I don’t feel sorry for these two I know who they are an what house they are talking about they are talking about my sister’s house that burnt an the barn they are talking about is my grandfather’s barn. Theses two was living in my grandfather’s house next door to where the trailer burnt that was my sisters. They trashed my grandfather’s house an our family put them out because they was wanting to make meth an crap. When I go to my grandfather’s house I will show u all that same barn it sits out from my grandfather’s house which is yellow an I should know what the barn looks like because me an my brother an sisters use to play in it. Also if anyone wants me to prove it I can take u an show y the place.

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  19. John says:
    3 years ago

    Get them in ARC so they can make a fortune off them like all the rest.

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    • DJ says:
      3 years ago

      Amen John!!! Great minds think alike.

      Reply
    • Caleb says:
      3 years ago

      That program is expensive and unreachable for many.

      Reply
  20. Terry says:
    3 years ago

    I am so tired of people feeling sorry for people who are on drugs, don’t work, & always wanting something free!!!!!! It’s ridiculous to me!!! Help yourself!!! Don’t wait on somebody to give something constantly!!!! My hometown where I was born n the old General Hospital n 1955 has become so different that it really hurts me to even think of how it’s become.

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  21. TK says:
    3 years ago

    Why did they contact OTHER cities to see if THIS town has a homeless problem? If they are living in the streets they most likely are not traveling either.

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  22. Mil says:
    3 years ago

    Brandi was just arrested for drugs and listed as the home owner at said location…how is she homeless??

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  23. Jo says:
    3 years ago

    DICE NEEDS TO CHECK THESE SITUATIONS OUT AND PUT A STOP TO THE LYING, DRUGS, CRIME, AND SLUMMING PEOPERTY THAT ISN’T THEIRS. ADDICTION IS BAD, BUT IF THEY WON’T GET HELP THEN THEY SHOULD BE LOCKED UP. THEY COULDNT KEEP DOING THEIR ILLEGAL BEHAVIOR. I DON’T KNOW THE ANSWER, BUT ENABLING THEM MAKES IT WORSE.

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  24. Idgie says:
    3 years ago

    Did she really say “till we get back on our feet”? Lol Not making fun, just thought poor choice of words on her part.

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    • Brandie Mollette-Hale says:
      3 years ago

      No wrong one. Brandy Perkins owns it, not me.
      As far as I know I’m the only one that’s posted with my name. I don’t read through everything, but laugh at some of the things people say who don’t have a clue.
      And to Idgie I literally Lmao when I read your comment. I wasn’t thinking and honestly forget about him not having legs. He’s just Jason. I love him with or without legs. I think the positive and say I always have a seat if I get tired lol

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  25. Dave says:
    3 years ago

    Ya know I moved away from Louisa a few years back and I’m glad I did cause they’re ain’t much there anymore,and how y’all talk each other down there never will be. Just out of curiosity, do y’all not notice that a single glimmer of hope or shelter or whatever, can be talked about in this paper. Y’all just wait and itch and chomp at the bit to absolutely destroy anything talked about that may help some people. Yes they may be on drugs , yes they may have a past, but good grief, haven’t u ever thought that if they didn’t live in a place where their every move and thought was gonna be gone through with a fine tooth comb by y’all, they may feel a little more ambitious,or less withdrawn? cmon man, your suppose to want to see people better themselves and any little thing mentioned or spoke of that may help lead some of these lost people in that direction, you just can’t WAIT to talk down or talk about. Worry about yourself , not the fact that someone other than u may get help or not! And quit talkin bout how unworthy they are, stay in your lane, and pray to god your kids or family don’t end up in a rut one day.. these people are human, just like you! And quit bein so worried that Bobby told Johnny that Sammy told Fred’s uncle billy he was a druggy and use to steal!!!Worry about u and your own!!!! Like a bunch of third grade tattletales… y’all should be ashamed! Smdh

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  26. Ken Roberts says:
    3 years ago

    The reality is that these people are addicts. Meth is a highly addictive substance. Once a person is addicted to meth, only one single thing in this world matters, and that is “more meth”. Who they have to lie to,steal from, be it friends or family or whoever, it simply doesn’t matter. All that matters is more meth, period. Yes, they are human beings and yes they need help, however as long as they are on meth life is only going to Get worse for them. While I understand addiction, I have a little difficulty understanding how how someone born/blessed with human intelligence can allow themselves to Get involved with this mess in The first place. It is no secret what meth use does to a person. I’m sorry, I don’t have an answer, having experienced a family member totally destroy their life, I really wish I did.

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  27. Litterbugs says:
    3 years ago

    Can the city fine them for littering?

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  28. anonymous says:
    3 years ago

    Well you know what I know they both get checks disability and receive around 1500 a month and they blow thier checks on dope I dont feel a damn bit sorry for them they dont care where they live they love all the attention and anything they can get for free they are needle junkies and dont deserve dont feel sorry for them they could rent a place but they dope it up

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