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If Melissa Thompson's dream is realized, the Ashland area will be invaded on June 21 by a horde of teenagers armed with hammers, saws, power drills and a willingness to serve.
Scope Towers reverting to original use
Scope Towers is returning to what it originally was: Twin, high-rise apartment buildings for the elderly and disabled.
Victim of abuse shares her story Twenty times! That's how many times it took me to leave my abuser for good.
The youngest artist with space at the Pendleton Art Center has already sold about seven paintings in her short career.
2 suspects in clinic break-in arrested
On Wednesday, City police arrested a man and a woman suspected of breaking into a medical clinic the previous day after finding the man passed out at the wheel of his car in a parking lot with a baby in the ...
It's time to say enough already Wake up, America, and smell the coffee! How many times do we need to get up and smell the coffee? First, it was the pet food that was in many different brands that was making our ...
They call themselves the zumba triplets. "Or the three stooges," Pam Carter chimes in with a joke.
KSP drug roundup results in 15 arrests
Kentucky State Police on Wednesday arrested 15 in a roundup of suspected drug dealers in Boyd and Carter counties.
History project turns focus on city of Ashland
What started out as a schoolwide multidisciplinary project studying 1920s America will now zero in on that historical period in Ashland.
Nine of the 13 candidates running for the six slots on the Catlettsburg City Council on Thursday answered questions on a variety of issues affecting the city, from economic development to smoking at council ...
This time last year, covering a ball game meant a very long day for students in Ohio University Southern's Electronic Media Department.
Engelbert Humperdinck coming to Ashland
Engelbert Humperdinck will appear in concert at the Paramount Arts Center, Ashland, Wednesday, Oct.
Former Ashland man pleads guilty
John W. Todd Jr., 64, pleaded guilty Thursday in Fayette Circuit Court to first-degree manslaughter for the March 6, 2007, shooting death of his wife, Charlene Lynn Todd, 48.
Enrollment at ACTC is down for fall
Enrollment has dipped at Ashland Community and Technical College for the first time since the consolidation of the former Ashland Community and Ashland Technical colleges.
Fifteen arrests made in a Northeast Kentucky drug sweep
Kentucky State troopers made 15 drug arrests during a major sweep Wednesday through Boyd and Carter Counties.
Ashlander on third Honor Flight
The first Ashland World War II veteran to take an Honor Flight to see the memorial in Washington, D.C., brought back a few mementos and many memories.
Now that another "Melodies and Masterpieces" season is complete, I thank all who attended on behalf of the Arts Council of Northeastern Kentucky and Ashland Main Street.
Vaccine plentiful for flu shot season
Vaccine to prevent people from developing the flu during the next few months is plentiful, according to a spokesman for the Ashland-Boyd County Health Department.
Robert W. Morrison, an educator, coach and school board member in a career that spanned almost five decades and two school districts, died Friday.
The life and literary work of the late Kentucky poet laureate Jesse Stuart will be center stage at Greenbo Lake State Resort Park this weekend.