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The first baby of 2010 born in King's Daughters Medical Center arrived at 3:02 p.m. on Friday.
Family Resource Center West serving Cannonsburg and Summit elementary schools and ECLC South in the Boyd County School System thank the many generous people who made Thanksgiving and Christmas so special for the families we serve.
Charitable giving decreases a bit
With donations still trickling in, the 2009 Needy Families Fund campaign has topped $32,000. While that is about $8,000 less than was collected in 2008, the executive directors of two of four nonprofit agencies that benefit directly from the fund say they continue to be impressed by the generosity of this community that comes through even in tough ...
Murder trial in traffic death to begin Monday
A Greenup County man accused of killing his wife in a suspected alcohol-related traffic accident will stand trial for murder beginning Monday.
LIHEAP crisis funding begins Monday
Staff report ASHLAND The CRISIS component of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program will begin on Monday.
New Jobs Coming To Greenup Co.
Twenty new manufacturing jobs will be created with the expansion of a security systems company located in a former Ashland oil company hanger at the Ashland Regional Airport in Worthington, the state Cabinet for Economic Development has announced.
Students honored at EDEE Picture Book Awards Ceremony
Students majoring in education at Morehead State University were recognized by the Camden-Carroll Library for their writing and illustrations of childrena s picture books.
Lee Ward: a " It's more than just a tree
The Christmas tree tradition used to be I'd put up the tree on Thanksgiving. It depended on what my plan for the day was - when I had to be where and how much cooking I had to do.
Portsmouth man sentenced in sex abuse case
A Portsmouth man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for sexually abusing his former girlfriend's children.
Needy Children Still Need Items For Christmas
About 35 names of needy children remain on the trees with just a few days to go as a part of the Greenup County Family Resource Centera s program to provide Christmas for school children and their siblings.
The tables are set and the welcome mats are out in Greenup, with four homes and three churches awaiting visitors during the 19th annual Candlelight Christmas Tour of the Homes and Churches of Greenup.
Greenup tree farm nourishes spirit
A blustery breeze romped across the hillside, rustling the branches of the pine trees and reddening Pam Castle's cheeks.
Kyova Mall to showcase studentsa artwork
Kyova Mall will showcase the work of Pondrosa Elementary School artists as part of the National PTA Arts Reflections Program.
Reform bills will bankrupt nation In a recent edition, I read an article on health care reform with the headline "Dems: Failure is not an option." At the same time, I saw on television the latest Rasmussen poll showing that only 38 percent favor health care reform, only 20 percent believe it will result in better care, only 16 percent believe ...
It's been more than 60 years since Carl Cooke landed on the beachhead at Anzio and the memories are getting hazy.
Church to dedicate sanctuary Sunday
Pastor Jim Nichols at Wildwood Baptist Church had hoped the new sanctuary would open last year in honor of the church's 60th year.
Side show: In Greenup, the city's first Christmas Tree
A group of about 50 Monday stood on the bank of the Ohio River just after sunset for the lighting of Greenup's first city Christmas Tree.
One Injured In Greenup Mobile Home Fire
Greenup County EMS responded to a mobile home fire in the early morning hours Saturday, and transported a woman to Southern Ohio Medical Center.
A heavy fog Saturday morning may have slowed things down, but it did...
A heavy fog Saturday morning may have slowed things down, but it did not prevent the Kiwanis Club of East Greenup County and its Key and Builders clubs from their annual delivery of Thanksgiving food baskets.
This year's Winter Wonderland of Lights Christmas Parade had all the staples paradegoers have come to expect but a new addition was met with holiday cheers and a few tears on Tuesday night.