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Harlan council updated on building condemnation, housing ordinance
The Harlan City Council heard a progress report on action being taken by the city concerning a blighted ...
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Ghost House, work of HCHS student, to premier on stage Friday
The curtain goes up at the Harlan County High School theater this week for “Ghost House,” a dark ...
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Harlan council reappoints Housing Authority Board members
The Harlan City Council held their regular meeting on Monday, April, 9, addressing topics including the reappointment of ...
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Raven Rock 5K provides views galore
Kingdom Come State Park’s 8th annual Raven Rock 5K Trail Run is set for 10 a.m. on Saturday, ...
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Lillian Faye Simpson Golf Classic tees off in May
The annual Lillian Faye Simpson Golf Classic, a scramble style golf tournament held to raise funds for scholarships ...
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Bears win rivalry matchup
By John Henson Contributing Sports Writer Brought to you by our partners at Harlan County Sports. Even though ...
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Roark: The extending tick season
By Steve Roark Contributing Writer Since I’m in the woods a lot it’s reasonable to assume that ...
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2 Louisville men sentenced on federal charges involving minors
Two Louisville men have been sentenced to federal prison in separate cases involving attempted online enticement of a ...
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Veterans Cemetery in Hyden receives award
The Kentucky Veterans Cemetery South East (KVCSE) in Hyden will be receiving the National Cemetery Administration’s (NCA) Stewardship ...
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Taylor’s Take: True love never dies
Somewhere in the deep corners of the internet, I once read, “True love never dies.” I’ve tested that ...
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Harlan Elementary wins 7th consecutive regional Governor’s Cup
In the sports world, the word “Dynasty” can be defined as having won multiple championships in a short ...
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EKU Giving Day is April 17
Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) is hosting its fifth annual Giving Day on Wednesday, April 17. “Our collective generosity ...
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Former Owsley County Clerk pleads guilty to official misconduct
Attorney General Russell Coleman announced that legal action by the Attorney General’s Office of Special Prosecutions resulted in ...
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Dave Says: A safety net, not a hammock
By Dave Ramsey Columnist Dear Dave, My husband and I are in a bad situation, and we’re ...
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Pope comes home to coach Cats
Kentucky turned to one of its own to coach the Wildcats. Mark Pope, a former player and most ...
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Harlan County District Court Reports
Compiled by Paul Lunsford. Britt Anglian, 43, second-degree criminal trespassing, theft by unlawful taking — continued for arraignment. ...
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Teen Corner: Is our future determined by fate or by decisions in life
By Sarah Boggs Columnist Do you think that we have an end in life that is unchangeable? I ...
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More late vehicle registration notices being sent
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Registration renewals typically sent in March to applicable Kentucky vehicle owners have been ...
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‘We cannot hold on:’ Kentucky child care providers plead for more help from lawmakers
More than 250 Kentucky child care providers responsible for 150,000 children across the state sent lawmakers a letter ...
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Godbey: Expressions don’t always give accurate meaning
By Jack Godbey Columnist Sometimes when you get a craving, you just have to give in to it. ...
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Couch was almost a Vol
Soon, former University of Kentucky legend Tim Couch will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. ...
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Quarles visits SKCTC, strengthens commitment to enrollment and workforce development
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) welcomed Dr. Ryan Quarles, president of the Kentucky Community & Technical ...
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Living on Purpose: Control your thoughts or they will control you
By Billy Holland Columnist We all know the feeling of having something on our minds that we have ...
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Northern Ky. car dealer being sent to prison for 18 years
The owner of a Northern Kentucky car dealership will be spending the next 18 years in prison after ...
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Government transparency decisions await Kentucky lawmakers after recess
Kentucky Lantern A bill that open government advocates warn would introduce loopholes into Kentucky’s open records law could ...