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    DRONE VIDEOS CAPTURES FULL EXTENT OF THE MAJOR FLOODING IN LOUISA THIS WEEK, WITH BIG SANDY HIGHEST IN LOUISA AND FORT GAY AREAS IN NEARLY 45 YEARS

    DRONE VIDEOS CAPTURES FULL EXTENT OF THE MAJOR FLOODING IN LOUISA THIS WEEK, WITH BIG SANDY HIGHEST IN LOUISA AND FORT GAY AREAS IN NEARLY 45 YEARS

    LOUISA MAN DIES IN FATAL CRASH AT 23/3 INTERSECTION NEAR THE ‘BIRD HOUSE’

    LOUISA MAN DIES IN FATAL CRASH AT 23/3 INTERSECTION NEAR THE ‘BIRD HOUSE’

    East Lynn man and daughter arrested with 55 grams of heroin

    East Lynn man and daughter arrested with 55 grams of heroin

    FLETCHER ANNOUNCES REST OF WEEK SCHEDULE; BESHEAR WANTS SCHOOLS TO OPEN FOR IN-PERSON MARCH 1

    FLETCHER ANNOUNCES REST OF WEEK SCHEDULE; BESHEAR WANTS SCHOOLS TO OPEN FOR IN-PERSON MARCH 1

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:  Monday, February 22, 6:30 p.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Monday, February 22, 6:30 p.m.

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    UPDATE: 11:00 AM, FEBRUARY 21:  Crews are continuing to work through the weekend…7:00 pm 2/19/21: Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 19, 10:30 a.m.

    UPDATE: 11:00 AM, FEBRUARY 21: Crews are continuing to work through the weekend…7:00 pm 2/19/21: Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 19, 10:30 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Thursday, February 18, 7 p.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Thursday, February 18, 7 p.m.

    BREAKING NEWS: ALL ROADS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY SHUT DOWN DUE TO SEVERE BLACK ICE CONDITIONS & INCOMING ICE-SNOW STORM

    BREAKING NEWS: ALL ROADS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY SHUT DOWN DUE TO SEVERE BLACK ICE CONDITIONS & INCOMING ICE-SNOW STORM

    Kentucky Power Ice Storm Response:   Saturday, February 13, 6:30 p.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storm Response: Saturday, February 13, 6:30 p.m.  

  • Sports
    Tolsia Girls Basketball finally returns to the court, Home opener against Spring Valley tonight

    Tolsia Girls Basketball finally returns to the court, Home opener against Spring Valley tonight

    Feltner picks up game winning RBI in Morehead St. victory over #1 Louisville

    Feltner picks up game winning RBI in Morehead St. victory over #1 Louisville

    Lady Dawgs on winning streak after beating former Bulldog Paul Miller over the weekend

    Lady Dawgs on winning streak after beating former Bulldog Paul Miller over the weekend

    Bulldogs prevail over Bath Co. in overtime, Fall at Belfry and PBurg

    Bulldogs prevail over Bath Co. in overtime, Fall at Belfry and PBurg

    Lawrence Co. splits two road games against Betsy Layne and Floyd Central, Falls at Johnson Central

    Lawrence Co. splits two road games against Betsy Layne and Floyd Central, Falls at Johnson Central

    Trenton Adkins scores a game high 34 points to help Lawrence Co. sweep the season series with Floyd Central; Dawgs travel to PBurg tonight

    Trenton Adkins scores a game high 34 points to help Lawrence Co. sweep the season series with Floyd Central; Dawgs travel to PBurg tonight

    Former Lawrence Co. football star Noah West helps East Tennessee St. to opening game victory over Samford

    Former Lawrence Co. football star Noah West helps East Tennessee St. to opening game victory over Samford

    Turnovers doom Lady Dawgs in home loss to Belfry

    Turnovers doom Lady Dawgs in home loss to Belfry

    Dawgs win high scoring affair over Floyd Central, Fall versus Rowan Co. on Valentines Day

    Dawgs win high scoring affair over Floyd Central, Fall versus Rowan Co. on Valentines Day

  • Lifestyles
    RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE AT:  Louisa First Baptist Church – Thursday, March 18 from 1–6 pm

    RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE AT: Louisa First Baptist Church – Thursday, March 18 from 1–6 pm

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    KENTUCKY GIRL SCOUTS UNVEIL PROGRAM/RETAIL STOREFRONT AT ASHLAND TOWN CENTER MALL THIS WEEKEND

    KENTUCKY GIRL SCOUTS UNVEIL PROGRAM/RETAIL STOREFRONT AT ASHLAND TOWN CENTER MALL THIS WEEKEND

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:  Tuesday, February 23, 10:30 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Tuesday, February 23, 10:30 a.m.

    I Was in Addiction…(Part 2 of 12)

    I Was in Addiction…(Part 2 of 12)

    **UPDATE**   FEB 21, 9:30 AM…NEED WATER LOUISA FORT GAY RESIDENTS? GO TO LOUISA FIRE STATION #1;  FREE 5 GALLON KEROSENE IN LOUISA; WEATHER UPDATES FROM LOCAL SOURCES

    **UPDATE** FEB 21, 9:30 AM…NEED WATER LOUISA FORT GAY RESIDENTS? GO TO LOUISA FIRE STATION #1; FREE 5 GALLON KEROSENE IN LOUISA; WEATHER UPDATES FROM LOCAL SOURCES

    SCHOOLS UPDATE: BLAINE/FALLSBURG SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN ON SITE FOOD SERVICE MONDAY

    SCHOOLS UPDATE: BLAINE/FALLSBURG SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN ON SITE FOOD SERVICE MONDAY

    Gov. Beshear Launches $264 Million Healthy at HomeEviction Relief Fund

    Gov. Beshear Launches $264 Million Healthy at HomeEviction Relief Fund

    Lawrence County Rogers Scholar student organized a pillow drive for nursing home and housing authority 

    Lawrence County Rogers Scholar student organized a pillow drive for nursing home and housing authority 

  • Courthouse
    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of March 1-5

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of March 1-5

    Judge accounts for aid county had provided during storm

    Judge accounts for aid county had provided during storm

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    Ky. Supreme Court issues orders allowing courts to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions

    Ky. Supreme Court issues orders allowing courts to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of 2/22 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of 2/22 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of 2/22/2021 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of 2/22/2021 — 2/26/2021

    OHIO WOMAN ARRESTED BY LAWRENCE CO. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT FOR IMPORTING AND TRAFFICKING HEROIN AND METH

    OHIO WOMAN ARRESTED BY LAWRENCE CO. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT FOR IMPORTING AND TRAFFICKING HEROIN AND METH

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of February 8-12

  • Recollections
    FRED JONES: HACK’S NEWS STAND

    FRED JONES: HACK’S NEWS STAND

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA:  Penny Post Cards

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Penny Post Cards

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Get Well, Soon!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Get Well, Soon!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Valentine

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Valentine

    Long-time educator Pinkie Moore’s mission is to help underserved children and families succeed

    Long-time educator Pinkie Moore’s mission is to help underserved children and families succeed

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Barn Finds!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Barn Finds!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Kid’s Land! Confections!!!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Kid’s Land! Confections!!!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Comforts of Home

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Comforts of Home

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Disappearing Activities

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Disappearing Activities

  • Obituaries
    Hobert Casteel, 93, of Louisa, KY

    Hobert Casteel, 93, of Louisa, KY

    Florene (Hager) Hampton, 97, of Louisa, Ky.

    Florene (Hager) Hampton, 97, of Louisa, Ky.

    Glenda Grayson, 67, Louisa, Ky.

    Glenda Grayson, 67, Louisa, Ky.

    Mrs. Marcia Ann Chaney, 66, of Louisa, KY

    Mrs. Marcia Ann Chaney, 66, of Louisa, KY

    Ada V. Chapman Franklin, 101, formerly of Chapman, Ky

    Ada V. Chapman Franklin, 101, formerly of Chapman, Ky

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    Michael Lee Sloas, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Richard (Rick) Gussler, 64, of Winchester, KY formerly of Louisa, Ky

    Richard (Rick) Gussler, 64, of Winchester, KY formerly of Louisa, Ky

    Karen Adams, 55, of Meades Branch Louisa, KY

    Karen Adams, 55, of Meades Branch Louisa, KY

    Anna Mae (Henson) Peters, 90, of Warner Robins, GA

    Anna Mae (Henson) Peters, 90, of Warner Robins, GA

  • Regional News
    UPDATE: WOMAN FOUND DEAD ALONG INSIDE OF DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY IS IDENTIFIED AND HER POSSIBLE CAUSE OF DEATH IS RELEASED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS

    UPDATE: WOMAN FOUND DEAD ALONG INSIDE OF DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY IS IDENTIFIED AND HER POSSIBLE CAUSE OF DEATH IS RELEASED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS

    MYSTERY: BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN ROADSIDE DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY TUESDAY

    MYSTERY: BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN ROADSIDE DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY TUESDAY

    Beshear calls new vaccine a ‘game changer’ as end of pandemic is in sight

    Beshear calls new vaccine a ‘game changer’ as end of pandemic is in sight

    KENTUCKY GOVERNOR DECLARES ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY’ ACROSS STATE

    KENTUCKY GOVERNOR DECLARES ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY’ ACROSS STATE

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS AGAINST EIGHT INDIVIDUALS

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS AGAINST EIGHT INDIVIDUALS

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:   Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.  

    TWO FT. GAY WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER WAYNE SHERIFF’S INVESTIGATION

    TWO FT. GAY WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER WAYNE SHERIFF’S INVESTIGATION

    LAWRENCE COUNTY STILL HAS 3,500 HOMES WITHOUT POWER, MANY IN FALLSBURG AREA

    LAWRENCE COUNTY STILL HAS 3,500 HOMES WITHOUT POWER, MANY IN FALLSBURG AREA

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ‘LENDS A COPTER’ TO HELP AEP WITH DAMAGE TODAY

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ‘LENDS A COPTER’ TO HELP AEP WITH DAMAGE TODAY

  • Announcements
    NEW ENTERTAINMENT EVENT COMING TO LAWRENCE COUNTY MAY 21-22

    NEW ENTERTAINMENT EVENT COMING TO LAWRENCE COUNTY MAY 21-22

    CITY OF LOUISA – FLOOD UPDATE- March 4th, 2021 9am. 

    CITY OF LOUISA – FLOOD UPDATE- March 4th, 2021 9am. 

    Mayor’s UPDATE: CITY OF LOUISA 

    Mayor’s UPDATE: CITY OF LOUISA 

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CITY OF LOUiSA  FLOOD Update 3/1/21 10:00 am

    CITY OF LOUiSA  FLOOD Update 3/1/21 10:00 am

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:   Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.  

    Non-perishable food items available Thursday, February 25 @ Middle School

    Non-perishable food items available Thursday, February 25 @ Middle School

  • Editorials/Letters
    OP-ED from Kentucky Auditor is to the point: It’s Time to Fix Kentucky’s Unemployment System

    OP-ED from Kentucky Auditor is to the point: It’s Time to Fix Kentucky’s Unemployment System

    Cooperative effort overcomes historic challenge

    Cooperative effort overcomes historic challenge

    LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bill would eliminate the requirement of an additional two years of work for black lung recipients

    LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bill would eliminate the requirement of an additional two years of work for black lung recipients

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: February 26, 2021

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: February 26, 2021

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    PSC Makes a Decision on Kentucky Power’s Third Rate Hike in Five Years

    PSC Makes a Decision on Kentucky Power’s Third Rate Hike in Five Years

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    Week is short on days but long on action

    Week is short on days but long on action

  • News
    DRONE VIDEOS CAPTURES FULL EXTENT OF THE MAJOR FLOODING IN LOUISA THIS WEEK, WITH BIG SANDY HIGHEST IN LOUISA AND FORT GAY AREAS IN NEARLY 45 YEARS

    DRONE VIDEOS CAPTURES FULL EXTENT OF THE MAJOR FLOODING IN LOUISA THIS WEEK, WITH BIG SANDY HIGHEST IN LOUISA AND FORT GAY AREAS IN NEARLY 45 YEARS

    LOUISA MAN DIES IN FATAL CRASH AT 23/3 INTERSECTION NEAR THE ‘BIRD HOUSE’

    LOUISA MAN DIES IN FATAL CRASH AT 23/3 INTERSECTION NEAR THE ‘BIRD HOUSE’

    East Lynn man and daughter arrested with 55 grams of heroin

    East Lynn man and daughter arrested with 55 grams of heroin

    FLETCHER ANNOUNCES REST OF WEEK SCHEDULE; BESHEAR WANTS SCHOOLS TO OPEN FOR IN-PERSON MARCH 1

    FLETCHER ANNOUNCES REST OF WEEK SCHEDULE; BESHEAR WANTS SCHOOLS TO OPEN FOR IN-PERSON MARCH 1

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:  Monday, February 22, 6:30 p.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Monday, February 22, 6:30 p.m.

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    UPDATE: 11:00 AM, FEBRUARY 21:  Crews are continuing to work through the weekend…7:00 pm 2/19/21: Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 19, 10:30 a.m.

    UPDATE: 11:00 AM, FEBRUARY 21: Crews are continuing to work through the weekend…7:00 pm 2/19/21: Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 19, 10:30 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Thursday, February 18, 7 p.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Thursday, February 18, 7 p.m.

    BREAKING NEWS: ALL ROADS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY SHUT DOWN DUE TO SEVERE BLACK ICE CONDITIONS & INCOMING ICE-SNOW STORM

    BREAKING NEWS: ALL ROADS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY SHUT DOWN DUE TO SEVERE BLACK ICE CONDITIONS & INCOMING ICE-SNOW STORM

    Kentucky Power Ice Storm Response:   Saturday, February 13, 6:30 p.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storm Response: Saturday, February 13, 6:30 p.m.  

  • Sports
    Tolsia Girls Basketball finally returns to the court, Home opener against Spring Valley tonight

    Tolsia Girls Basketball finally returns to the court, Home opener against Spring Valley tonight

    Feltner picks up game winning RBI in Morehead St. victory over #1 Louisville

    Feltner picks up game winning RBI in Morehead St. victory over #1 Louisville

    Lady Dawgs on winning streak after beating former Bulldog Paul Miller over the weekend

    Lady Dawgs on winning streak after beating former Bulldog Paul Miller over the weekend

    Bulldogs prevail over Bath Co. in overtime, Fall at Belfry and PBurg

    Bulldogs prevail over Bath Co. in overtime, Fall at Belfry and PBurg

    Lawrence Co. splits two road games against Betsy Layne and Floyd Central, Falls at Johnson Central

    Lawrence Co. splits two road games against Betsy Layne and Floyd Central, Falls at Johnson Central

    Trenton Adkins scores a game high 34 points to help Lawrence Co. sweep the season series with Floyd Central; Dawgs travel to PBurg tonight

    Trenton Adkins scores a game high 34 points to help Lawrence Co. sweep the season series with Floyd Central; Dawgs travel to PBurg tonight

    Former Lawrence Co. football star Noah West helps East Tennessee St. to opening game victory over Samford

    Former Lawrence Co. football star Noah West helps East Tennessee St. to opening game victory over Samford

    Turnovers doom Lady Dawgs in home loss to Belfry

    Turnovers doom Lady Dawgs in home loss to Belfry

    Dawgs win high scoring affair over Floyd Central, Fall versus Rowan Co. on Valentines Day

    Dawgs win high scoring affair over Floyd Central, Fall versus Rowan Co. on Valentines Day

  • Lifestyles
    RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE AT:  Louisa First Baptist Church – Thursday, March 18 from 1–6 pm

    RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE AT: Louisa First Baptist Church – Thursday, March 18 from 1–6 pm

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    KENTUCKY GIRL SCOUTS UNVEIL PROGRAM/RETAIL STOREFRONT AT ASHLAND TOWN CENTER MALL THIS WEEKEND

    KENTUCKY GIRL SCOUTS UNVEIL PROGRAM/RETAIL STOREFRONT AT ASHLAND TOWN CENTER MALL THIS WEEKEND

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:  Tuesday, February 23, 10:30 a.m.

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Tuesday, February 23, 10:30 a.m.

    I Was in Addiction…(Part 2 of 12)

    I Was in Addiction…(Part 2 of 12)

    **UPDATE**   FEB 21, 9:30 AM…NEED WATER LOUISA FORT GAY RESIDENTS? GO TO LOUISA FIRE STATION #1;  FREE 5 GALLON KEROSENE IN LOUISA; WEATHER UPDATES FROM LOCAL SOURCES

    **UPDATE** FEB 21, 9:30 AM…NEED WATER LOUISA FORT GAY RESIDENTS? GO TO LOUISA FIRE STATION #1; FREE 5 GALLON KEROSENE IN LOUISA; WEATHER UPDATES FROM LOCAL SOURCES

    SCHOOLS UPDATE: BLAINE/FALLSBURG SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN ON SITE FOOD SERVICE MONDAY

    SCHOOLS UPDATE: BLAINE/FALLSBURG SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN ON SITE FOOD SERVICE MONDAY

    Gov. Beshear Launches $264 Million Healthy at HomeEviction Relief Fund

    Gov. Beshear Launches $264 Million Healthy at HomeEviction Relief Fund

    Lawrence County Rogers Scholar student organized a pillow drive for nursing home and housing authority 

    Lawrence County Rogers Scholar student organized a pillow drive for nursing home and housing authority 

  • Courthouse
    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of March 1-5

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of March 1-5

    Judge accounts for aid county had provided during storm

    Judge accounts for aid county had provided during storm

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    Ky. Supreme Court issues orders allowing courts to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions

    Ky. Supreme Court issues orders allowing courts to begin easing COVID-19 restrictions

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of 2/22 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of 2/22 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of 2/22/2021 — 2/26/2021

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of 2/22/2021 — 2/26/2021

    OHIO WOMAN ARRESTED BY LAWRENCE CO. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT FOR IMPORTING AND TRAFFICKING HEROIN AND METH

    OHIO WOMAN ARRESTED BY LAWRENCE CO. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT FOR IMPORTING AND TRAFFICKING HEROIN AND METH

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Civil Suits for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of February 8-12

    Lawrence County Court Docket for the week of February 8-12

  • Recollections
    FRED JONES: HACK’S NEWS STAND

    FRED JONES: HACK’S NEWS STAND

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA:  Penny Post Cards

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Penny Post Cards

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Get Well, Soon!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Get Well, Soon!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Valentine

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Valentine

    Long-time educator Pinkie Moore’s mission is to help underserved children and families succeed

    Long-time educator Pinkie Moore’s mission is to help underserved children and families succeed

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Barn Finds!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Barn Finds!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Kid’s Land! Confections!!!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Kid’s Land! Confections!!!

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Comforts of Home

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Comforts of Home

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Disappearing Activities

    GROWING UP IN LOUISA: Disappearing Activities

  • Obituaries
    Hobert Casteel, 93, of Louisa, KY

    Hobert Casteel, 93, of Louisa, KY

    Florene (Hager) Hampton, 97, of Louisa, Ky.

    Florene (Hager) Hampton, 97, of Louisa, Ky.

    Glenda Grayson, 67, Louisa, Ky.

    Glenda Grayson, 67, Louisa, Ky.

    Mrs. Marcia Ann Chaney, 66, of Louisa, KY

    Mrs. Marcia Ann Chaney, 66, of Louisa, KY

    Ada V. Chapman Franklin, 101, formerly of Chapman, Ky

    Ada V. Chapman Franklin, 101, formerly of Chapman, Ky

    SON DIES WHILE PARENTS ESCAPE LOUISA HOUSE FIRE

    Michael Lee Sloas, 37, of Louisa, KY

    Richard (Rick) Gussler, 64, of Winchester, KY formerly of Louisa, Ky

    Richard (Rick) Gussler, 64, of Winchester, KY formerly of Louisa, Ky

    Karen Adams, 55, of Meades Branch Louisa, KY

    Karen Adams, 55, of Meades Branch Louisa, KY

    Anna Mae (Henson) Peters, 90, of Warner Robins, GA

    Anna Mae (Henson) Peters, 90, of Warner Robins, GA

  • Regional News
    UPDATE: WOMAN FOUND DEAD ALONG INSIDE OF DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY IS IDENTIFIED AND HER POSSIBLE CAUSE OF DEATH IS RELEASED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS

    UPDATE: WOMAN FOUND DEAD ALONG INSIDE OF DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY IS IDENTIFIED AND HER POSSIBLE CAUSE OF DEATH IS RELEASED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS

    MYSTERY: BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN ROADSIDE DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY TUESDAY

    MYSTERY: BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN ROADSIDE DITCH IN MARTIN COUNTY TUESDAY

    Beshear calls new vaccine a ‘game changer’ as end of pandemic is in sight

    Beshear calls new vaccine a ‘game changer’ as end of pandemic is in sight

    KENTUCKY GOVERNOR DECLARES ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY’ ACROSS STATE

    KENTUCKY GOVERNOR DECLARES ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY’ ACROSS STATE

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS AGAINST EIGHT INDIVIDUALS

    MARTIN COUNTY GRAND JURY HANDS DOWN INDICTMENTS AGAINST EIGHT INDIVIDUALS

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:   Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.  

    TWO FT. GAY WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER WAYNE SHERIFF’S INVESTIGATION

    TWO FT. GAY WOMEN ARRESTED AFTER WAYNE SHERIFF’S INVESTIGATION

    LAWRENCE COUNTY STILL HAS 3,500 HOMES WITHOUT POWER, MANY IN FALLSBURG AREA

    LAWRENCE COUNTY STILL HAS 3,500 HOMES WITHOUT POWER, MANY IN FALLSBURG AREA

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ‘LENDS A COPTER’ TO HELP AEP WITH DAMAGE TODAY

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ‘LENDS A COPTER’ TO HELP AEP WITH DAMAGE TODAY

  • Announcements
    NEW ENTERTAINMENT EVENT COMING TO LAWRENCE COUNTY MAY 21-22

    NEW ENTERTAINMENT EVENT COMING TO LAWRENCE COUNTY MAY 21-22

    CITY OF LOUISA – FLOOD UPDATE- March 4th, 2021 9am. 

    CITY OF LOUISA – FLOOD UPDATE- March 4th, 2021 9am. 

    Mayor’s UPDATE: CITY OF LOUISA 

    Mayor’s UPDATE: CITY OF LOUISA 

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CARTER DECLARES LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL

    CITY OF LOUiSA  FLOOD Update 3/1/21 10:00 am

    CITY OF LOUiSA  FLOOD Update 3/1/21 10:00 am

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    NEW $136 BENEFITS CARD WILL BE RETROACTIVE TO OCTOBER 2020 FOR ALL KY STUDENTS

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response:   Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.   

    Kentucky Power Ice Storms Response: Friday, February 26, 9:30 a.m.  

    Non-perishable food items available Thursday, February 25 @ Middle School

    Non-perishable food items available Thursday, February 25 @ Middle School

  • Editorials/Letters
    OP-ED from Kentucky Auditor is to the point: It’s Time to Fix Kentucky’s Unemployment System

    OP-ED from Kentucky Auditor is to the point: It’s Time to Fix Kentucky’s Unemployment System

    Cooperative effort overcomes historic challenge

    Cooperative effort overcomes historic challenge

    LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bill would eliminate the requirement of an additional two years of work for black lung recipients

    LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bill would eliminate the requirement of an additional two years of work for black lung recipients

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    Superintendent’s Personnel Action/Update: Jan. 28 and Feb. 24

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: February 26, 2021

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: February 26, 2021

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    PSC Makes a Decision on Kentucky Power’s Third Rate Hike in Five Years

    PSC Makes a Decision on Kentucky Power’s Third Rate Hike in Five Years

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    SENATOR PHILLIP WHEELER’S LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

    Week is short on days but long on action

    Week is short on days but long on action

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UPDATED WITH PICTURES: LAWRENCE MAN APOLOGIZES FOR ILLEGALLY DUMPING TRASH

Lawrence Judge/Executive's office by Lawrence Judge/Executive's office
November 15, 2019
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Trash thrown out by Senters
After cleanup by Senters

A Lawrence County man has written a letter of apology to the public for illegally dumping trash on Richardson hill according to judge/executive Phil Carter in an email message.

Jonathan Senters was caught by Solid Waste coordinator Jim Burchette and agreed to write the public apology. The message did not say the letter was written as part of Senters’ punishment for the crime.

“Yes. I have the receipt that shows where I dumped the trash at the county dump and I still have to to volunteer service to make it right,” Senters told The Lazer.

 

“In lieu of his fine, Judge Carter had him help our Solid Waste Coordinator
clean other dumps.  He provided the receipt showing he did take the cleaned
up debris to our Transfer Station,” Judge’s asst. Shawna Marcum said. “Judge Carter will have me send you a report like I did previously each month or at least as close to it as
possible.”

In order to catch the illegal dumpers Jim Burchett found names in the dump and contacted those individuals which made him aware that they had paid Mr. Senters to clean out
a rental property and they assumed he disposed of properly until contacted
by Mr. Burchett, Ms. marcum said.

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Comments 29

  1. Avatar K. Webb says:
    1 year ago

    We all make bad judgment calls, hope nothing but the best your way sir.

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  2. Avatar Naeatepp says:
    1 year ago

    This is absolutely retarded lmao. I would never ever right Phil Carter or Jim burchett an apology letter.

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    • Avatar Ellen says:
      1 year ago

      Write not right

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    • Avatar Joann Chapman says:
      1 year ago

      I don’t think Phil Carter or Jim Burchett is a pervert and I don’t know the guy that dumped the garbage beside the highway but he did clean it up and apologized for what he done

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  3. Avatar R. Robertson says:
    1 year ago

    I live in West Virginia. But I would like to say It takes a lot for a man to admit he did wrong. And Mr. Senters apology was perfect. I hope he only had to clean it up. And didn’t get into much trouble. Because we all do stupid things and make bad decisions from time to time. That doesn’t make us bad people.

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  4. Avatar Charles says:
    1 year ago

    I’m a little surprised, that so far one doesn’t think he should “apologize to (edited)”, and two more applaud the fact he apologized? In the real world, he should have been fined $10,000, paid for the cleanup and spent a minimum of 6 months in jail! Eastern Kentucky has overlooked criminal trash, dumping trash far too long. You have one of the most beautiful areas in the nation folks, stop destroying it. Putting your old cars in the creek is not normal people, nor is throwing trash over the hill! Out of sight out of mind is NOT OK! For the love of God?

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  5. Avatar KAG says:
    1 year ago

    one thing I will give him credit for he didn’t throw away his MAGA hat

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    • Avatar Jihn says:
      1 year ago

      😂

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    • Avatar Charles says:
      1 year ago

      One can always count on you for a well thought out, borderline brilliant and exquisite response to any subject, can’t they KAG? :)

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    • Avatar Worried says:
      1 year ago

      Did the city get any of the money collected from the fine? It was collected by a county employee but I’m sure some of that trash was purchased inside city limits. I just thought I’d go ahead and ask about this for you KAG. I thought maybe you’d forgotten.

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      • Avatar KAG says:
        1 year ago

        I doubt the city received any of the money from the fine which is a grain of sand in the sand box compared to all the tax money the city residents pay the county each year and guess what they get none of that money if you think the county roads are bad now just think what they would be without the city residents money going in the county pool my guess it would probably be gravel roads at the best do you have any other questions I might help you with

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        • Avatar Charles says:
          1 year ago

          KAG, my comp 1 professor would have had a stroke; had he read that kind of ‘run on sentence’! They use punctuation in the third grade KAG.

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    • Avatar Citizen says:
      1 year ago

      i wish that you democrats would learn to use some punctuation a little punctuation goes a long way it makes things much more enjoyable to read not that posts by this lady are ever enjoyable to read

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      • Avatar Charles says:
        1 year ago

        KAG, you give yourself away so easy when you pretend to be someone else. NOTE: Lower case (i) at the beginning of your sentence, and no period at the end.

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        • Avatar Citizen says:
          1 year ago

          That comment was actually directed toward KAG. I was making a point with it by not using punctuation or capitalizing. Good day my Charlsie! 😍

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          • Avatar Charles says:
            1 year ago

            sorry i just took it for granted citizen 🙂

      • Avatar phil pack says:
        1 year ago

        u didnt use a period at the end of youre statement

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  6. Avatar Davey says:
    1 year ago

    I see in the UPDATED photos there are still tires there. Jim’s not doing his J.O.B.

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    • Avatar TreeStump says:
      1 year ago

      Davey clean your specks, what size is them tree stumps 15″ or 16″ they won’t fit my tree

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  7. Avatar Ashley from Louisa says:
    1 year ago

    Same comments different article. This woman gives her times to keep is all informed about the news in our town. She does this for absolutely nothing because it’s free to us but people like you always picking on someone about grammar smh. You act as if you’re perfect but you can bet your hind end that you’re not buddy. Jesus Christ himself wasn’t even perfect, but here you are being such a cruel person. I fed a homeless woman today in Louisa that I went all through high school with, when have you ever done something fo someone else that they could never pay you back for? You bash ever story this woman writes and anyone who comments besides a choice few. You ruin every single story and yet you blame her. Be thankful because this county stays a lot more informed since Levisa Lazer started.

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    • Avatar Charles says:
      1 year ago

      Ashley, I hope you know who or what you are talking about, I don’t! Who bashed the writer or the Lazer? I just don’t think justice was done in reference to the person doing the littering, I saw no mention of a fine or jail time? I also disagree with you, Jesus Christ was perfect!

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  8. Avatar KAG says:
    1 year ago

    I believe KAG is living rent free in Charley and Citizen head

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    • Avatar Charles says:
      1 year ago

      Or somewhere! 🙂

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  9. Avatar Johnathan Ryan Senters says:
    1 year ago

    Originally my fine was for someone else, meaning that another individual actually got charged for the trash that I dumped! I made a phone call to Jim Burchett and admitted that I was the one that had made the crime.
    As the other person was released from paying the fine, I agreed to “Picking up the trash and taking it to the county dump, WRITE A APOLOGY LETTER, and do volunteer service to make things right!

    I have learned a
    lot of values from the mistake I made

    For the people that criticize my letter just remember this, I apologized to everyone and myself. Your grammar school and literature professor really has nothing to do with me. I actually stepped up for my actions and the things I did wrong. While you are hiding behind a keyboard throwing stones at a glass house, as far as paying a $10,000 fine, that is really not up to you. THAT IS WHAT OUR COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE FOR!! I had no fine because I feel like I made it right with a lot of people “that doesn’t have to be you”. Littering penalties in the state of kentucky is up to a year in jail and up to a $500 fine, so where you got 10 grand from is beyond my belief!!!

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    • Avatar KAG says:
      1 year ago

      so you did keep your MAGA hat

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    • Avatar Charles says:
      1 year ago

      There is a felony version of criminal littering also. It consists of 1 to 5 years, and up to a $10,000 fine. If this was your first offence, I doubt you deserved that, and I suppose what you did will have to do. As to what I say to others; its none of your damn concern! As for my hiding from the likes of you, don’t bet the farm on it! I still think you should have paid more, must be kin to somebody huh?

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    • Avatar Charles says:
      1 year ago

      My apologies, KY DOES NOT have a felony version of criminal littering. That is why the creeks are full of junk cars and beautiful areas destroyed by a few weak minded fools! Other states (TN included), have up to $30,000 fines and up to 6 years in jail. Oh well we live in a beautiful place, that we are proud of. Its sad my home state doesn’t feel the same?

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  10. Avatar Super Duper says:
    1 year ago

    KAG is a very 😒 unhappy individual. Probably a real drag to be around.

    Reply
  11. Avatar Big Charles M says:
    1 year ago

    Tell u what my pills didn’t get dumped nor did my heroin

    Reply

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