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    LAWRENCE COUNTY GREAT 4th OF JULY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION JULY 1 – 3, 2022

    LAWRENCE COUNTY GREAT 4th OF JULY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION JULY 1 – 3, 2022

    GRAND THEFT AUTO AMONG LATEST INDICTMENTS HANDED DOWN BY LAWRENCE GJ

    LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN SIXTEEN INDICTMENTS AGAINST FIFTEEN PEOPLE FOR MAY 2022 SESSION

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR 200TH BICENTENNIAL 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

    PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR 200TH BICENTENNIAL 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

    UPDATE: BODIES IDENTIFIED AS ‘MURDER/SUICIDE’ VICTIMS ON BLAINE CREEK ROAD

    UPDATE: BODIES IDENTIFIED AS ‘MURDER/SUICIDE’ VICTIMS ON BLAINE CREEK ROAD

    TWO BODIES FOUND IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

    TWO BODIES FOUND IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

    FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCING IS DELAYED FOR 11 WEEKS FOR FORMER LAWRENCE COUNTY ATTORNEY MICHAEL HOGAN & HIS WIFE JOY UNTIL FALL 2022

    FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCING IS DELAYED FOR 11 WEEKS FOR FORMER LAWRENCE COUNTY ATTORNEY MICHAEL HOGAN & HIS WIFE JOY UNTIL FALL 2022

    CITY OF LOUISA TO RECEIVE ARP RECOVERY FUNDS OF $310,930

    CITY OF LOUISA TO RECEIVE ARP RECOVERY FUNDS OF $310,930

    NEW PRINCIPAL TAKES THE REINS AT LCHS; HAS BEEN ASSISTANT FOR  PAST TWO YEARS

    NEW PRINCIPAL TAKES THE REINS AT LCHS; HAS BEEN ASSISTANT FOR PAST TWO YEARS

    THE COVE…at Yatesville Lake, Opening Day!

    THE COVE…at Yatesville Lake, Opening Day!

  • Sports
    FORMER BULLDOG JACKSON FELTNER MAKES FIRST TEAM ALL-OVC AND ALL-REGION

    FORMER BULLDOG JACKSON FELTNER MAKES FIRST TEAM ALL-OVC AND ALL-REGION

    Tolsia High Cheerleader Camree Meddings signs with Alderson Broaddus

    Tolsia High Cheerleader Camree Meddings signs with Alderson Broaddus

    LC’S KENNY HORN TABBED AS 15TH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

    LC’S KENNY HORN TABBED AS 15TH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

    FORMER LCHS SOFTBALL PLAYER ABBY FLETCHER RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

    FORMER LCHS SOFTBALL PLAYER ABBY FLETCHER RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

    Kensley Feltner plays well for Junior All-Star Basketball team; Will play this weekend for Junior All-Star Softball team

    Kensley Feltner plays well for Junior All-Star Basketball team; Will play this weekend for Junior All-Star Softball team

    GAUZE AND KENDRICK WIN ANNUAL HEART OF THE PARKS TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN CARTER CO.

    GAUZE AND KENDRICK WIN ANNUAL HEART OF THE PARKS TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN CARTER CO.

    LCHS BASEBALL STARS BLEVINS AND PATTON MAKE ALL-STATE

    LCHS BASEBALL STARS BLEVINS AND PATTON MAKE ALL-STATE

    CRUM AND NELSON MAKE 15TH REGION SOFTBALL ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM AND FELTNER WILL PLAY IN THE EAST/WEST ALL-STAR SOFTBALL GAME LATER THIS MONTH

    CRUM AND NELSON MAKE 15TH REGION SOFTBALL ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM AND FELTNER WILL PLAY IN THE EAST/WEST ALL-STAR SOFTBALL GAME LATER THIS MONTH

    Bulldog center fielder Nick Collinsworth signs with Alice Lloyd

    Bulldog center fielder Nick Collinsworth signs with Alice Lloyd

  • Lifestyles
    LOUISA ROTARY GETS NEW PRESIDENT, INSTALLS OFFICERS  AT MEETING IN CARTER ROOM

    LOUISA ROTARY GETS NEW PRESIDENT, INSTALLS OFFICERS AT MEETING IN CARTER ROOM

    LOUISA EAST GETS NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

    LOUISA ROTARY ESSAY WINNER IS… BROOKE NEAL

    HAPPY 60TH ANNIVERSARY TO RALPH & ANN

    HAPPY 60TH ANNIVERSARY TO RALPH & ANN

    ‘BURGER WEEK’ AND ‘RUBBER DUCKY RACE’ INCLUDED IN INDEPENDENCE DAY FUN IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ‘BURGER WEEK’ AND ‘RUBBER DUCKY RACE’ INCLUDED IN INDEPENDENCE DAY FUN IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO SEVEN GRADUATING SENIORS WHO PLAN ON ATTENDING COLLEGE

    ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO SEVEN GRADUATING SENIORS WHO PLAN ON ATTENDING COLLEGE

    THE LOUISA LIBRARIAN IS LOOKING FOR 2 ‘QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES’; LIBRARY PROGRAM WILL FEED THOUSANDS THIS SUMMER

    THE LOUISA LIBRARIAN IS LOOKING FOR 2 ‘QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES’; LIBRARY PROGRAM WILL FEED THOUSANDS THIS SUMMER

    LOUISA ROTARY HAS TITLE HOLDING MUSCLE

    LOUISA ROTARY HAS TITLE HOLDING MUSCLE

    WALDO IN A DOG’S DAY…visit to Lawrence County’s ‘no kill’ shelter

    WALDO IN A DOG’S DAY…visit to Lawrence County’s ‘no kill’ shelter

    SARAH DEAL IS NEW FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES  AGENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE

    SARAH DEAL IS NEW FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES AGENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY CIVIL SUITS, DEEDS AND MARRIAGES JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY CIVIL SUITS, DEEDS AND MARRIAGES JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT DOCKET FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT DOCKET FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 27-JULY 1

    Harmon Releases Audit of Lawrence County Sheriff’s Tax Settlements

    Harmon Releases Audit of Lawrence County Sheriff’s Tax Settlements

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    SPECIAL MEETING CALLED FOR LC FISCAL COURT…MAINLY EMPLOYEE INSURANCE

    WAYNE CO. SHERIFF’S MEN ARREST DRUG DEALER

    WAYNE CO. SHERIFF’S MEN ARREST DRUG DEALER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA JUNE 28th, 2022

    LAWRENCE COUNTY FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA JUNE 28th, 2022

    Lawrence County civil suits, deeds and marriages for the week of June 20-24

    Lawrence County civil suits, deeds and marriages for the week of June 20-24

    LOUISA EAST GETS NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

    LOUISA POLICEMAN COMPLETES ELITE SUPERVISOR PROGRAM

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of June 20-24

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of June 20-24

  • Recollections
    RUTH KELLY: REQUIEM FOR A SMALL TOWN 

    RUTH KELLY: REQUIEM FOR A SMALL TOWN 

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Airport Road

    ATTENTION ATTENTION !!!!! Pop up activity plan! Celebration of Louisa-Fort Gay bridge TODAY!

    ATTENTION ATTENTION !!!!! Pop up activity plan! Celebration of Louisa-Fort Gay bridge TODAY!

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional Airport: Aviation Technology

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional Airport: Aviation Technology

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Payback for Pearl Harbor

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Payback for Pearl Harbor

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…MIKE’S LAST POST

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…MIKE’S LAST POST

    LOUISA CHAPTER DAR AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2022

    LOUISA CHAPTER DAR AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2022

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…Humor Gone too far

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…Humor Gone too far

  • Obituaries
    Frances Wheeler Carter, 91, of Rush, KY

    Frances Wheeler Carter, 91, of Rush, KY

    Earl Scott Wright, II, 80, of Louisa, KY

    Earl Scott Wright, II, 80, of Louisa, KY

    Timothy Ray O’Bryan, 65, of Willard, KY

    Timothy Ray O’Bryan, 65, of Willard, KY

    John Homer Dean, 79, of Louisa, KY.

    John Homer Dean, 79, of Louisa, KY.

    Kermit G. Short, 86, of Scott Depot, WV

    Kermit G. Short, 86, of Scott Depot, WV

    Sherry Leigh (Meade) Preece, 62, of Huntington, WV

    Sherry Leigh (Meade) Preece, 62, of Huntington, WV

    Scott Marcum, 40, of Louisa, KY

    Scott Marcum, 40, of Louisa, KY

    Natasha N. Marcum, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Natasha N. Marcum, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Betty J. Hay, 97, of Louisa, KY

    Betty J. Hay, 97, of Louisa, KY

  • Regional News
    TWO POLICE OFFICERS KILLED,  EIGHT PEOPLE SHOT, POLICE DOG ONE OF VICTIMS IN BLOODY SHOOTOUT IN FLOYD COUNTY

    TWO POLICE OFFICERS KILLED, EIGHT PEOPLE SHOT, POLICE DOG ONE OF VICTIMS IN BLOODY SHOOTOUT IN FLOYD COUNTY

    Kentucky State Police Charge Floyd Co. Man With Child Sexual Exploitation Offenses

    Kentucky State Police Charge Floyd Co. Man With Child Sexual Exploitation Offenses

    ‘TRIPPING BAD’

    ‘TRIPPING BAD’

    “MASSIVE DRUG OPERATION” DISCOVERED IN CITY OF LOGAN

    “MASSIVE DRUG OPERATION” DISCOVERED IN CITY OF LOGAN

    PIKEVILLE POLICE SEARCHING FOR DAYLIGHT JEWEL THIEF

    PIKEVILLE POLICE SEARCHING FOR DAYLIGHT JEWEL THIEF

    GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY TO PROTECT KENTUCKIANS FROM PRICE GOUGING

    GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY TO PROTECT KENTUCKIANS FROM PRICE GOUGING

    Kentucky Power Storm Update  Monday, June 20 at 10 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Storm Update Monday, June 20 at 10 a.m.

    MANHUNT IN PIKE COUNTY, KENTUCKY AS POLICE AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR TWO ESCAPED PRISON INMATES

    MANHUNT IN PIKE COUNTY, KENTUCKY AS POLICE AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR TWO ESCAPED PRISON INMATES

    Kentucky Power Storm Update: Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Storm Update: Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.

  • Announcements
    Bicentennial Community Church Service: Louisa First United Methodist Church

    Bicentennial Community Church Service: Louisa First United Methodist Church

    DEE’S BICENTENNIAL ‘HOT DOG EATING CONTEST’ JULY 2 IN CITY PARK

    DEE’S BICENTENNIAL ‘HOT DOG EATING CONTEST’ JULY 2 IN CITY PARK

    ‘RED, WHITE AND BLUEGILL’ KIDS FISHING TOURNEY COMING IN JULY

    ‘RED, WHITE AND BLUEGILL’ KIDS FISHING TOURNEY COMING IN JULY

    BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PARADE AND CRUISE IN THIS SATURDAY…

    BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PARADE AND CRUISE IN THIS SATURDAY…

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    INDEPENDENCE DAY BOAT PARADE AT YATESVILLE LAKE

    INDEPENDENCE DAY BOAT PARADE AT YATESVILLE LAKE

    OLD FOODLAND BUILDING HIT WITH GRAFFITI OVER WEEKEND

    OLD FOODLAND BUILDING HIT WITH GRAFFITI OVER WEEKEND

    LCHS CLASS OF 2002 TWENTY YEAR REUNION SET FOR JULY 1…

    LCHS CLASS OF 2002 TWENTY YEAR REUNION SET FOR JULY 1…

    Karla Huff Memorial Foundation presents $10,000 check to Fort Gay School

    Karla Huff Memorial Foundation presents $10,000 check to Fort Gay School

  • Editorials/Letters
    SENATE MOUNTAIN LEGISLATORS ISSUE STATEMENT ON SHOOTING IN ALLEN

    SENATE MOUNTAIN LEGISLATORS ISSUE STATEMENT ON SHOOTING IN ALLEN

    PRO-LIFE CAUCUS IN KENTUCKY SAYS…Don’t let one Roe replace another

    PRO-LIFE CAUCUS IN KENTUCKY SAYS…Don’t let one Roe replace another

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER: “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER: “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”

    BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

    BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER APPOINTED TO THE NEWLY FORMED BENEFITS CLIFF TASK FORCE

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER APPOINTED TO THE NEWLY FORMED BENEFITS CLIFF TASK FORCE

    GOVERNOR SEEKS FEEDBACK FROM KENTUCKIANS ON MEDICAL CANNABIS; CONSIDERS EXECUTIVE ACTION

    GOVERNOR SEEKS FEEDBACK FROM KENTUCKIANS ON MEDICAL CANNABIS; CONSIDERS EXECUTIVE ACTION

    GLENN MOLLETTE:  A Father and a child can make a great family

    GLENN MOLLETTE: A Father and a child can make a great family

    GLENN MOLLETTE: More mass killings, what is the answer?

    GLENN MOLLETTE: More mass killings, what is the answer?

    SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION’S SEXUAL ABUSE TASK FORCE REPORT RELEASED SUNDAY

    SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION’S SEXUAL ABUSE TASK FORCE REPORT RELEASED SUNDAY

  • News
    LAWRENCE COUNTY GREAT 4th OF JULY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION JULY 1 – 3, 2022

    LAWRENCE COUNTY GREAT 4th OF JULY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION JULY 1 – 3, 2022

    GRAND THEFT AUTO AMONG LATEST INDICTMENTS HANDED DOWN BY LAWRENCE GJ

    LAWRENCE COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN SIXTEEN INDICTMENTS AGAINST FIFTEEN PEOPLE FOR MAY 2022 SESSION

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR 200TH BICENTENNIAL 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

    PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR 200TH BICENTENNIAL 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

    UPDATE: BODIES IDENTIFIED AS ‘MURDER/SUICIDE’ VICTIMS ON BLAINE CREEK ROAD

    UPDATE: BODIES IDENTIFIED AS ‘MURDER/SUICIDE’ VICTIMS ON BLAINE CREEK ROAD

    TWO BODIES FOUND IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

    TWO BODIES FOUND IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

    FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCING IS DELAYED FOR 11 WEEKS FOR FORMER LAWRENCE COUNTY ATTORNEY MICHAEL HOGAN & HIS WIFE JOY UNTIL FALL 2022

    FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCING IS DELAYED FOR 11 WEEKS FOR FORMER LAWRENCE COUNTY ATTORNEY MICHAEL HOGAN & HIS WIFE JOY UNTIL FALL 2022

    CITY OF LOUISA TO RECEIVE ARP RECOVERY FUNDS OF $310,930

    CITY OF LOUISA TO RECEIVE ARP RECOVERY FUNDS OF $310,930

    NEW PRINCIPAL TAKES THE REINS AT LCHS; HAS BEEN ASSISTANT FOR  PAST TWO YEARS

    NEW PRINCIPAL TAKES THE REINS AT LCHS; HAS BEEN ASSISTANT FOR PAST TWO YEARS

    THE COVE…at Yatesville Lake, Opening Day!

    THE COVE…at Yatesville Lake, Opening Day!

  • Sports
    FORMER BULLDOG JACKSON FELTNER MAKES FIRST TEAM ALL-OVC AND ALL-REGION

    FORMER BULLDOG JACKSON FELTNER MAKES FIRST TEAM ALL-OVC AND ALL-REGION

    Tolsia High Cheerleader Camree Meddings signs with Alderson Broaddus

    Tolsia High Cheerleader Camree Meddings signs with Alderson Broaddus

    LC’S KENNY HORN TABBED AS 15TH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

    LC’S KENNY HORN TABBED AS 15TH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

    FORMER LCHS SOFTBALL PLAYER ABBY FLETCHER RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

    FORMER LCHS SOFTBALL PLAYER ABBY FLETCHER RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AWARD

    Kensley Feltner plays well for Junior All-Star Basketball team; Will play this weekend for Junior All-Star Softball team

    Kensley Feltner plays well for Junior All-Star Basketball team; Will play this weekend for Junior All-Star Softball team

    GAUZE AND KENDRICK WIN ANNUAL HEART OF THE PARKS TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN CARTER CO.

    GAUZE AND KENDRICK WIN ANNUAL HEART OF THE PARKS TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN CARTER CO.

    LCHS BASEBALL STARS BLEVINS AND PATTON MAKE ALL-STATE

    LCHS BASEBALL STARS BLEVINS AND PATTON MAKE ALL-STATE

    CRUM AND NELSON MAKE 15TH REGION SOFTBALL ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM AND FELTNER WILL PLAY IN THE EAST/WEST ALL-STAR SOFTBALL GAME LATER THIS MONTH

    CRUM AND NELSON MAKE 15TH REGION SOFTBALL ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM AND FELTNER WILL PLAY IN THE EAST/WEST ALL-STAR SOFTBALL GAME LATER THIS MONTH

    Bulldog center fielder Nick Collinsworth signs with Alice Lloyd

    Bulldog center fielder Nick Collinsworth signs with Alice Lloyd

  • Lifestyles
    LOUISA ROTARY GETS NEW PRESIDENT, INSTALLS OFFICERS  AT MEETING IN CARTER ROOM

    LOUISA ROTARY GETS NEW PRESIDENT, INSTALLS OFFICERS AT MEETING IN CARTER ROOM

    LOUISA EAST GETS NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

    LOUISA ROTARY ESSAY WINNER IS… BROOKE NEAL

    HAPPY 60TH ANNIVERSARY TO RALPH & ANN

    HAPPY 60TH ANNIVERSARY TO RALPH & ANN

    ‘BURGER WEEK’ AND ‘RUBBER DUCKY RACE’ INCLUDED IN INDEPENDENCE DAY FUN IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ‘BURGER WEEK’ AND ‘RUBBER DUCKY RACE’ INCLUDED IN INDEPENDENCE DAY FUN IN LAWRENCE COUNTY

    ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO SEVEN GRADUATING SENIORS WHO PLAN ON ATTENDING COLLEGE

    ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO SEVEN GRADUATING SENIORS WHO PLAN ON ATTENDING COLLEGE

    THE LOUISA LIBRARIAN IS LOOKING FOR 2 ‘QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES’; LIBRARY PROGRAM WILL FEED THOUSANDS THIS SUMMER

    THE LOUISA LIBRARIAN IS LOOKING FOR 2 ‘QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES’; LIBRARY PROGRAM WILL FEED THOUSANDS THIS SUMMER

    LOUISA ROTARY HAS TITLE HOLDING MUSCLE

    LOUISA ROTARY HAS TITLE HOLDING MUSCLE

    WALDO IN A DOG’S DAY…visit to Lawrence County’s ‘no kill’ shelter

    WALDO IN A DOG’S DAY…visit to Lawrence County’s ‘no kill’ shelter

    SARAH DEAL IS NEW FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES  AGENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE

    SARAH DEAL IS NEW FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES AGENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY CIVIL SUITS, DEEDS AND MARRIAGES JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY CIVIL SUITS, DEEDS AND MARRIAGES JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT DOCKET FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 27-JULY 1

    LAWRENCE COUNTY COURT DOCKET FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 27-JULY 1

    Harmon Releases Audit of Lawrence County Sheriff’s Tax Settlements

    Harmon Releases Audit of Lawrence County Sheriff’s Tax Settlements

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    SPECIAL MEETING CALLED FOR LC FISCAL COURT…MAINLY EMPLOYEE INSURANCE

    WAYNE CO. SHERIFF’S MEN ARREST DRUG DEALER

    WAYNE CO. SHERIFF’S MEN ARREST DRUG DEALER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA JUNE 28th, 2022

    LAWRENCE COUNTY FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA JUNE 28th, 2022

    Lawrence County civil suits, deeds and marriages for the week of June 20-24

    Lawrence County civil suits, deeds and marriages for the week of June 20-24

    LOUISA EAST GETS NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

    LOUISA POLICEMAN COMPLETES ELITE SUPERVISOR PROGRAM

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of June 20-24

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of June 20-24

  • Recollections
    RUTH KELLY: REQUIEM FOR A SMALL TOWN 

    RUTH KELLY: REQUIEM FOR A SMALL TOWN 

    FIRST ANNUAL ‘BRIDGE DAY WALK’ IN LOUISA, KY AND FORT GAY, WV.

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Airport Road

    ATTENTION ATTENTION !!!!! Pop up activity plan! Celebration of Louisa-Fort Gay bridge TODAY!

    ATTENTION ATTENTION !!!!! Pop up activity plan! Celebration of Louisa-Fort Gay bridge TODAY!

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional Airport: Aviation Technology

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…Big Sandy Regional Airport: Aviation Technology

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Payback for Pearl Harbor

    INBOUND FOR LANDING…BIG SANDY REGIONAL: Payback for Pearl Harbor

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…MIKE’S LAST POST

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…MIKE’S LAST POST

    LOUISA CHAPTER DAR AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2022

    LOUISA CHAPTER DAR AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2022

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…Humor Gone too far

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA…Humor Gone too far

  • Obituaries
    Frances Wheeler Carter, 91, of Rush, KY

    Frances Wheeler Carter, 91, of Rush, KY

    Earl Scott Wright, II, 80, of Louisa, KY

    Earl Scott Wright, II, 80, of Louisa, KY

    Timothy Ray O’Bryan, 65, of Willard, KY

    Timothy Ray O’Bryan, 65, of Willard, KY

    John Homer Dean, 79, of Louisa, KY.

    John Homer Dean, 79, of Louisa, KY.

    Kermit G. Short, 86, of Scott Depot, WV

    Kermit G. Short, 86, of Scott Depot, WV

    Sherry Leigh (Meade) Preece, 62, of Huntington, WV

    Sherry Leigh (Meade) Preece, 62, of Huntington, WV

    Scott Marcum, 40, of Louisa, KY

    Scott Marcum, 40, of Louisa, KY

    Natasha N. Marcum, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Natasha N. Marcum, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Betty J. Hay, 97, of Louisa, KY

    Betty J. Hay, 97, of Louisa, KY

  • Regional News
    TWO POLICE OFFICERS KILLED,  EIGHT PEOPLE SHOT, POLICE DOG ONE OF VICTIMS IN BLOODY SHOOTOUT IN FLOYD COUNTY

    TWO POLICE OFFICERS KILLED, EIGHT PEOPLE SHOT, POLICE DOG ONE OF VICTIMS IN BLOODY SHOOTOUT IN FLOYD COUNTY

    Kentucky State Police Charge Floyd Co. Man With Child Sexual Exploitation Offenses

    Kentucky State Police Charge Floyd Co. Man With Child Sexual Exploitation Offenses

    ‘TRIPPING BAD’

    ‘TRIPPING BAD’

    “MASSIVE DRUG OPERATION” DISCOVERED IN CITY OF LOGAN

    “MASSIVE DRUG OPERATION” DISCOVERED IN CITY OF LOGAN

    PIKEVILLE POLICE SEARCHING FOR DAYLIGHT JEWEL THIEF

    PIKEVILLE POLICE SEARCHING FOR DAYLIGHT JEWEL THIEF

    GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY TO PROTECT KENTUCKIANS FROM PRICE GOUGING

    GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY TO PROTECT KENTUCKIANS FROM PRICE GOUGING

    Kentucky Power Storm Update  Monday, June 20 at 10 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Storm Update Monday, June 20 at 10 a.m.

    MANHUNT IN PIKE COUNTY, KENTUCKY AS POLICE AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR TWO ESCAPED PRISON INMATES

    MANHUNT IN PIKE COUNTY, KENTUCKY AS POLICE AUTHORITIES LOOK FOR TWO ESCAPED PRISON INMATES

    Kentucky Power Storm Update: Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Storm Update: Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.

  • Announcements
    Bicentennial Community Church Service: Louisa First United Methodist Church

    Bicentennial Community Church Service: Louisa First United Methodist Church

    DEE’S BICENTENNIAL ‘HOT DOG EATING CONTEST’ JULY 2 IN CITY PARK

    DEE’S BICENTENNIAL ‘HOT DOG EATING CONTEST’ JULY 2 IN CITY PARK

    ‘RED, WHITE AND BLUEGILL’ KIDS FISHING TOURNEY COMING IN JULY

    ‘RED, WHITE AND BLUEGILL’ KIDS FISHING TOURNEY COMING IN JULY

    BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PARADE AND CRUISE IN THIS SATURDAY…

    BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PARADE AND CRUISE IN THIS SATURDAY…

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    FREE INTRODUCTORY ADS! LAZER MARKETPLACE OPEN AND RUNNING!

    INDEPENDENCE DAY BOAT PARADE AT YATESVILLE LAKE

    INDEPENDENCE DAY BOAT PARADE AT YATESVILLE LAKE

    OLD FOODLAND BUILDING HIT WITH GRAFFITI OVER WEEKEND

    OLD FOODLAND BUILDING HIT WITH GRAFFITI OVER WEEKEND

    LCHS CLASS OF 2002 TWENTY YEAR REUNION SET FOR JULY 1…

    LCHS CLASS OF 2002 TWENTY YEAR REUNION SET FOR JULY 1…

    Karla Huff Memorial Foundation presents $10,000 check to Fort Gay School

    Karla Huff Memorial Foundation presents $10,000 check to Fort Gay School

  • Editorials/Letters
    SENATE MOUNTAIN LEGISLATORS ISSUE STATEMENT ON SHOOTING IN ALLEN

    SENATE MOUNTAIN LEGISLATORS ISSUE STATEMENT ON SHOOTING IN ALLEN

    PRO-LIFE CAUCUS IN KENTUCKY SAYS…Don’t let one Roe replace another

    PRO-LIFE CAUCUS IN KENTUCKY SAYS…Don’t let one Roe replace another

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER: “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER: “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”

    BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

    BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER APPOINTED TO THE NEWLY FORMED BENEFITS CLIFF TASK FORCE

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COUNTY LIBRARY TAX TAKES CENTER STAGE AT COURT MEETING

Carter says 'no way' he will sign off on tax raise; Pelphrey says no raise requested...

LESLIE RAWLINGS by LESLIE RAWLINGS
August 22, 2019
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Carter says Library has over $6 million in reserve

LOUISA – Lawrence County Fiscal Court held their regular monthly meeting on August 22, 2109. The Court made decisions from approving donations for Septemberfest to having conflict with the Library taxes and how funds are being spent.

They held the Opening Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance before calling the meeting to order.

  • Approve minutes of the July 16, 2019 Regular meeting and The Aug. 5, 2019 Special Meeting. Motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by Mike Halcomb.
  • Approve of 1st Reading of Budget Amendment #1. Motion made by Mike Halcomb, second John Scaggs.
  • Approve Bills. Motion made by David Pinson, second by Rick Blackburn.
  • Approve Treasurer’s Request. Motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by Mike Halcomb.
  • Accept Treasurer’s Report. Motion made by David Pinson, second by Rick Blackburn.
  • Update from Teleworks – Teleworks representative was proud to report Lawrence County has 28 hires and Teleworks is currently hiring this is bringing in more revenue for Lawrence County as a whole.

Approved Donation to Septemberfest in the amount of $1000.00. Motion made by David Pinson, second by Rick Blackburn.

Approved Resolution and Agreement with Commonwealth of Ky. Department of Rural Secondary Program (Flex Funds $181,701). Motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by David Pinson.

Discussed raising tax rates for the Library:

Lawrence County Library director Carlie  Pelphrey

According to information provided by Judge/Executive Phil Carter currently Lawrence County is the 5th highest in the State of KY. for library taxes at 14.7% paying the highest salaries with miscellaneous expenditures such as purchasing vehicles and building expansions.

The Court decided not to accept an increase in the tax rate at this time after a presentation by director Carlie Pelphrey who said today that there was no request for a raise in the library tax in the budget, anyway.

“We need to change how the library assesses its needs,” Judge Executive Phillip Carter said. “We need to lower the rate and I will not sign anything at this time if it is run like it has been run in the past.”

“We are not against the library in any way. We just feel the excess funds should be applied to the children.”

In response to Carter Ms. Hillman issued the following statement:

“…The Board of Trustees did not raise the library tax. They voted to keep the property and real taxes at 14.7 again this year, which is below the compensating rate. See attached document for historical tax rates.

Furthermore, I’d like to address several comments made by Judge Carter in the August 20 Fiscal Court meeting. The information below is per the KDLA 2017-2018 Statistical Report at: https://kdla.ky.gov/librarians/plssd/Documents/KDLA1718.pdf.

Items of note that were addressed in fiscal court:
*We are not in the top ten for library revenue.
*We are not in the top ten for staff salaries.
(It was stated we were ranked fifth in the state.)

In comparison with the other libraries in the state we rank:
#47 in LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUE
#42 in OVERALL REVENUE
#60 in TOTAL SALARIES

In comparison with other libraries in the state we ARE IN THE TOP TEN:
NUMBER OF CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS (#8)
NUMBER OF CHILDREN’S PROGRAM ATTENDANCE (#3)
NUMBER OF YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS (#4)
NUMBER OF YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM ATTENDANCE (#7)
NUMBER OF ADULT PROGRAMS (#9)
TOTAL NUMBER OF PROGRAMS (#6)
TOTAL PROGRAM ATTENDANCE (#8)
REFERENCE TRANSACTIONS (#6)
REGISTERED USERS (#6)

Carlie N. Pelfrey, Director
Lawrence County Public Library…”

Carter has appointed two new members to the five member library board in recent months and has expressed concern over the use of library funds.

It is not clear whether or not the fiscal court has any sayso over the library tax except to agree to accept the library budget into the minutes of the court.

HERE IS A STATEMENT RELEASED BY JUDGE/EXEC. CARTER THIS AFTERNOON:

“…The Lawrence County Fiscal Court is in full support of the Library and believe that they do wonderful things for our children and our community. We just feel that the large sum of money they have accumulated which is in excess of $6,000,000. could help our community and rural children and would also justify lowering their current tax rate.

Magistrate Mike Halcomb listens as Judge/Exceutive Phillip Carter explains an issue (Lazer file photo)

We feel the summer feeding program that is held at the library in partnership with the USDA Summer Food Service Program is fantastic and are so glad that they are a sponsor in that program.  In no way is the Lawrence County Fiscal Court or the Lawrence County Judge Executive against the Lawrence County Library. We would very much like to work with the Library.

The Lawrence County Fiscal Court’s desire is that the Library lower its tax rate to lower the burden of the tax payers in our county.  According to the 2018 Kentucky Department of Revenue our Library has the 5th highest property tax rate in the State at 14.7.

To reiterate the Lawrence County Fiscal Court is in no way anti-library to the contrary we love and support what the Lawrence County Library does for our County, our only displeasure is the tax rate 14.7 and excess funds. The Fiscal Court feels that the Lawrence County Library could be managed at the same level as now while lowering the rate…”

 

The court also:

  • Discussed work permits for companies working in the county in order to compile an Information Data Base. The permits would allow the county to know who is working within the county and the location to protect the roads or highways from possible damage left behind. This was tabled to the next meeting. Motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by Mike Halcomb.
  • Discussed Resolution to Commit $5,000.00 to the Kentucky Mountain Recreational Authority for the Hiring of an Executive Director and Staff was tabled to the next meeting.
  • Accepted Sheriff’s 2018 Tax Settlement. Motion made by David Pinson, second by Rick Blackburn.
  • Accepted Sheriff’s 2018 Franchise Settlement. Motion made by Mike Halcomb, second by Rick Blackburn.
  • Accepted Sheriff’s 2018 Gas and Oil Settlement. Motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by Mike Halcomb.
  • The Guardianship Evaluation Fees and the discussion on Hylton and Rood Rd. Closures were both tabled until next meeting.
  • Public Comments were heard and updates from the Board Members on their steady progress. Motion made by David Pinson, second by Mike Halcomb.
  • Adjournment motion made by Rick Blackburn, second by Mike Halcomb.

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Comments 23

  1. Joe says:
    3 years ago

    He never said they had the highest revenue. He said top in tax rates. Big difference. Same for labor verses salaries. To be a library representative you misrepresent the statements of others. There is entirely way too much money spent on the library considering today that almost everything in the library is available online and there are few families who don’t have internet service although many probably have poor service. I would recommend spending funds l, even from the library on improvements to internet service to the County especially low income families.

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  2. Confused says:
    3 years ago

    Of course Carter is against library in the area – he wasn’t part of building it and providing programs for children.
    They have very limited activities in the area – glad the city park, county library cares about our youth.

    Most folks who make descent wages move from the area – can the county provide demographic profile on the following: how many people leave the region & why? Of those leaving did they feel their children had adequate resources?

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  3. Melinda says:
    3 years ago

    I’d just like to comment that, sure, a lot of the things at the library are available online. I’m a single parent and I can’t afford internet at our house, so we use the library a lot. I’ve done papers there for my college classes, my girls have used the WiFi there for their homework. We’ve attended classes there where we’ve learned new skills and concepts. We’ve attended their free movie days during the summer. We can’t afford to go to the movies because they’re so expensive. And the people who work at the library are well educated and quite helpful when I need to get assistance doing anything from a resume to research for a paper. There are free genealogy resources there that rival those of much larger city libraries. I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the advantages of having this center of resources.

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  4. KAG says:
    3 years ago

    way to go Phil the library tax is wat to high needs to be cut way down since about everybody has the internet

    KAG

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  5. Dj says:
    3 years ago

    I agree ,the people of Lawrence county are taxed to death the way it is.lowering them would really help retired and working families

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    • Sandy says:
      3 years ago

      Maybe we are “taxed to death” but do you really think the Library accquired all 6,000.000 from one round of taxes? Think about it, not only do they have that money, but they also paid their payroll and other expenses. It didn’t all come from a big tax it came from fiscal responsibility, which is something the Library’s Director seems to have a good sense of. Also, I am sure there are many State regulations that govern what funds may be taken in and what they are used for. I understand about not wanting higher taxes but I think Carter is trying to divert our attention from where it needs to be. The Library is doing great and providing our area with a wonderful service unlike many of the items we do pay high taxes for – the roads are a great example – they are in terrible shape. Carter is looking to cause trouble, he is looking for us to blame anyone but him for the situation the county and even the city (yes, the city is part of the county and pays taxes) for the sorry shape. Let’s be happy the Library is doing well and helping our county – unlike Carter. Pay attention, the Library is not the only place, who provides services to the county, that Carter is trying to hurt (and he is trying to hurt them no matter how much he says he supports them – look at his actions, compared to his words).

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  6. Mae says:
    3 years ago

    The Lawrence County Fiscal Court should lower the library rate, as per Judge Carter’s findings. It is hard for people who are on a fixed budget to always have to deal with higher and higher rates from all of the taxes and utility bills that residents have to pay as it is. Residents deserve to not have to pay higher rates from any service (such as the library tax) if that service has an excess in funds. Everybody wants to charge customers and residents more and more; however, residents and customers do not make more and more money to pay for all of these increases. It has to stop somewhere and I am glad that the Judge is trying to get that library tax rate lowered for residents. How refreshing it is to see that someone is looking out for the residents of Louisa.

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    • KAG says:
      3 years ago

      if you want your wages and benefits to go up join a union it’s simple just look at the work force before 1981 and after 1981 what is the one big difference union membership people just don’t understand when the unions are strong even the scabs benefit

      KAG

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      • Union says:
        3 years ago

        If it weren’t for unions fighting for higher wages, where would we be today? Scabs need to stay off our backs and stop being leeches or join us.

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        • KAG says:
          3 years ago

          AMEN BROTHER

          KAG

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    • Always4thekids says:
      3 years ago

      Mae and the County Judge are both confused. The library did not ask for a raise in taxes and the Fiscal Court does not control the library tax. It’s a state regulated board … not a county board. Mrs. Pelphrey didn’t ask Carter to sign off on anything. She presented the tax rate to him as she is required to by the state. The tax rate is the same as it has been for the past 4 years. Carter wants the public to think she asked for a raise and he refused it but it’s not true… she didn’t ask and he had nothing to refuse.

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  7. m says:
    3 years ago

    I’m behind the Library good for them We need things for kids and the community. It looks like money in Countys hands is more important then the people. Thanks for letting me see where you stand Mr. Carter. This is one vote you wont get a second time.

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    • KAG says:
      3 years ago

      WAY TO GO PHIL YOU WILL HAVE MY VOTE

      KAG

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      • Citizen says:
        3 years ago

        American Greed …..

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  8. Campbell says:
    3 years ago

    Amen to the surplus of the money. All they know to do is renovate to spend it.

    Reply
  9. Union says:
    3 years ago

    Sitting on this large amount of money sounds greedy to me. Just curious, is the library debt free? Has the new building and its renovation been paid in full? If not, why not?

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  10. Jace says:
    3 years ago

    I’m very proud of Judge Carter!!! It’s more important for the people of Lawrence County to have money in their pocket than the library to stockpile the money they receive!! The library gets grants, grants are taxpayers money, so why keep being so greedy? Look at the salaries of the library officials, there’s no way that can justify the small amount of people that use it. You drive by and the parking lot has 2-3 cars in the parking lot, which are probably employees. I could understand if the parking lot was overflowing onto the street with people using the library. That building and their funds cannot be justified by the amount of usage the library is seeing!!! NO MORE TAX INCREASES!!!

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  11. Don says:
    3 years ago

    Libraries are a thing of the past. We now have the internet with access to everything we need at our fingertips. We no longer need libraries. It’s a waste of taxpayers money.

    Reply
  12. Concerned Citizen says:
    3 years ago

    I’m glad Phil is the county judge.
    I’m glad John isn’t the county judge anymore. He never fixed the roads always saying, “the county is broke” -Why is the county broke? Where is all the money going? Questions none of the citizens will know the answers to. If the lady wasn’t trying to get the library tax increased why was it brought up! 6 million is a lot of money… all that money invested in the library and not a lot of people use the library. How did that happen?- that’s insane! Who supports that? The library tax is the last thing that needs to be increased.

    But I think Phil will do big things for Louisa.

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    • Always4thekids says:
      3 years ago

      As I stated earlier, she was not asking for an increase. The state regs require all libraries to present their tax rates to their fiscal courts…. not for approval but for their information. I understand that most citizens don’t understand how it works because Mr. Carter doesn’t understand the process either.

      And to an earlier commenter, it is my understanding that the library is completely paying for all renovations out of the surplus and will NOT go into debt for it. And to the ones that say libraries are “no longer needed”, please open up the report that is linked and see what the usage is at this library as well as libraries across the state. Just because YOU don’t use a library, doesn’t mean that it isn’t used…

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  13. Jim says:
    3 years ago

    How much does the director make?

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  14. LAWRENCE CO GUY says:
    3 years ago

    phil carter is jest wanting to get is hand on the 6 million they have saved up he is wasting all the county money on stuff they don’t need 50.000 to put grass on court house yard the is crazy .PEOPLE NEED TO STAND UP THE CO DONT NEED A WORK PERMIT THAT IS CRAZY THE HIS WAY OF TRY TO TELL PEOPLE WHAT TO DO

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  15. Fair Taxes For All says:
    3 years ago

    I actually checked out the tax rates. We are actually #6 in the “Real Estate” tax rate for the library behind the counties Lee, Leslie, Owsley,Perry and Robertson.
    The library is a wonderful thing and i applaud all they do. My issue is why do they have $6,000.000 in reserve. If you look at your yearly real estate tax papers you give almost as much to the library (14.7 cents per $100.00 of taxable real estate) as you do to Lawrence County (16.8 cents per $100.00 of taxable real estate).

    Here is a link to all Kentucky County tax Rates for 2018.
    https://revenue.ky.gov/News/Publications/Property%20Tax%20Rate%20Books/Property%20Tax%20Rate%20Book%202018.pdf

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