Don’t Bother The Animals Animal control officers in Lexington are urging people to leave baby animals alone as temperatures get warmer.Although you might see the animals all alone, animal control says it’s wise not to rush in to help them. It’s likely the mother is nearby.”Spring is wildlife and baby kitten season here in…
“Give Kids A Smile” Event At Bluegrass Community and Technical College Kids will have a chance to get free dental care during Bluegrass Community and Technical College’s “Give Kids A Smile” event.Dental hygiene program students and professionals will be offering free care for children today through April 3 at the Cooper Campus.Kids ages four…
Whitley House Latest State Historic Site Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration has transferred a third state historic site to local officials.The Lexington Herald-Leader reports the state gave the 80-acre William Whitley House Historic Site to Lincoln County officials, who approved the acquisition last week. Lincoln County Judge-Executive Jim W. Adams Jr. said there won’t…
Students Build Homeless Shelters For Jackson County Jackson County Middle School students were asked to come up with a community service project for the month of March.”It was kind of random I was like let’s build a homeless shelter,” Seventh-grader Nick Hays said.The seventh and eighth-grade students did not let their age stop them…
KY Basketball Fans Mourn Kentucky fans on State Street were wanting to have a celebration, instead there was defeat. Lexington police were prepared for either outcome but after the loss, there were few problems after the Univeristy of Kentucly’s loss to Auburn in the Elite 8 in the NCAA bracket.As the game ticked down…
Hazard Hotel Clerk Suing Manager, Hampton Inn Over Religious Discrimination A clerk at a Hazard motel is suing, claiming his manager at the Hampton Inn & Suites, Sharon Lindon, told him he had “demons that were causing his marital problems” and would have to undergo an exorcism at her church. He’s suing after being…
Federal Appeals Court Denies Feds’ Rehearing on Conn Victims A federal appeals court has upheld an earlier decision that said the Social Security Administration used an unconstitutional process to revoke the disability benefits for hundreds of clients of disgraced former attorney Eric Conn. That decision was reached back in November- the Social Security Administration…
Remains Found in Lincoln County Are of Missing Waynesburg Man Kentucky State Police said the state medical examiner has identified human remains found under a railroad bridge in rural Lincoln County on Thursday. The ME’s office said yesterday that they identified the man as 57-year old Patrick Cook of Waynesburg. He had been reported…
Pikeville Medical Center Expanding Pikeville Medical Center has agreed to purchase property from the city of Prestonsburg. The plot of land will go towards the construction of a new outpatient center. The site is the former Music Carter Hughes car dealership on South Lake Drive. More information will be released when the sale is…
KY Bridges Under Construction Through November A $700,000 project started in northeast Kentucky to repair five bridges, according to the state transportation cabinet. Contractors will pour a new concrete driving surface and waterproof the following bridges:Lewis County: the KY 59 bridge over Dry Run Creek (milepoint 23)Lewis County: the KY 377 bridge over Kinniconick…