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STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS FOR THE WEEK OF 4-28, 2024 BSCTC Celebrates Going Pro Signing Day with PMC FT. GAY MAN CAUGHT WITH HALF POUND OF METH Arrests for the week of April 15, 2024 through April 22, 2024 LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN IN CUSTODY AFTER TORTUOUS BEATINGS OF GIRLFRIEND

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Superintendent Dr. Henry Webb said the employees were not laid off and the positions were not cut because of any budgetary issue. He said, instead, that the cuts were made by school leaders for other reasons — loss of students, poor performance and/or class or program changes.

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32 Floyd County school jobs not renewed

Ky. Supreme Courtroom

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KY. SUPREME COURT TO HEAR PURDOM APPEALS CASE

The following pic is the first culvert that runs under the road at McKentire branch.

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LAWRENCE STORM DAMAGE REPORTED; STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED

RALPH STANLEY’S RACE IS RUN: Oh, come, Angel Band

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RALPH STANLEY’S RACE IS RUN: Oh, come, Angel Band

MEDICADE RECIPIENTS WOULD HAVE TO PAY $1 – $15 PER MONTH UNDER BEVIN PLAN

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MEDICADE RECIPIENTS WOULD HAVE TO PAY $1 – $15 PER MONTH UNDER BEVIN PLAN

Michael Schmitt has served as School Board attorney for both the Lawrence and martin County school systems for the past five years. He did not immediately answer requests for comment on whether he will keep those jobs.

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Paintsville attorney Schmitt named chairman of Kentucky Public Service Commission

THIRD ANNUAL ‘HOOPS FOR HOPE’ BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT LOCKVIEW PARK ON JUNE 22-24

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Local team wins inaugural Hoops for Hope Basketball Tournament on new city court

BSCTC ANNOUNCES PRESIDENT’S LIST FOR 2016 SPRING SEMESTER

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BSCTC ANNOUNCES PRESIDENT’S LIST FOR 2016 SPRING SEMESTER

City council. 6 16 2016- FROM LEFT, MITCH CASTLE, RON CORDLE, GLORIA JOHNSON, MAYOR HAROLD SLONE, LISA SCHAEFFER AND ANGELA MCGUIRE

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CITY COUNCIL PASSES SECOND READINGS OF BUDGETS

Inez Chief Adam Crum

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INEZ CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALLY NO LONGER EXISTS

FIRST TIME AROUND TO HOST 2ND ANNUAL YOUTHFEST

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FIRST TIME AROUND TO HOST 2ND ANNUAL YOUTHFEST

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officer Andrew Auxier was on hand to help coordinate the effort during a false alrm that turned into a good test for area first responders at Yatesville Lake.

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MULTIPLE AGENCIES RESPOND TO REPORT OF POSSIBLE DROWNING AT YATESVILLE

David Smallwood

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PRISONER ESCAPES FROM BIG SANDY – FACILITY ON LOCKDOWN

Attorney Eric C. Conn schemed with Judge Charlie Paul Andrus, right to retaliate against a witness who testified against them in a fraud case.

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CONN’S JUDGE ADMITS SCHEME AGAINST ‘WHISTLEBLOWER’

Lawrence Co. Constable Paul Wells with Sheriff Garrett Roberts. Wells has a car and equipment and law enforcement credentials and is a big help according to Sheriff Roberts although Roberts has been quoted in the past as saying Constables are not necessary.

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17 states elect constables; Kentucky’s are untrained, unaccountable and often dangerous

There has been no indication of layoffs in Lawrence County but lower mineral tax receipts than expected may mean cuts in county employees' family health insurance coverage. Members of the court quietly mentioned the situation at the April court meeting

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PIKE FISCAL COURT LAYS OFF 20 3MPLOYEES

LIFE EXPECTANCY IN LAWRENCE, MARTIN IS 73, JOHNSON 72

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LIFE EXPECTANCY IN LAWRENCE, MARTIN IS 73, JOHNSON 72

LOOK OUT INEZ; WET VOTE MAY BE COMING SOON…

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LOOK OUT INEZ; WET VOTE MAY BE COMING SOON…

hortly after 8 P.M., Lawrence County E-911 received a call of a report of a structure fire at a residence located on Route 1690 around one mile south of Louisa, in the area known as 'the pumping station curve', which is not far from the Three Mile Creek Road area.

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FIRE DESTROYS HOME SOUTH OF LOUISA WEDNESDAY EVENING, NO ONE INJURED

Bankrupt coal companies will probably have to liquidate, leaving little money to fund reclamations and clean up polluted water.

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Appalachian taxpayers could get stuck with $1B cleanup costs for bankrupt coal companies

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