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Program offers help with heating costs
As winter approaches, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program will help Harlan Countians with their energy bills.
Churches, agencies working to fight poverty in county
Child poverty rates in Harlan County have now reached higher than 40 percent, according to information released by the Census Bureau recently.
Hall receives sentence in murder case
DEBBIE CALDWELL/Daily Enterprise Former Harlan County sheriffa s deputy Roger Hall was sentenced Monday in Harlan Circuit Court to 30 years in prison.
Additional computers will be added at Harlan library
The Harlan County Public Library will be adding two more public access computers, giving them a total of eight computers.
Teenager is charged over terrorist threats
Police in Harlan said a high school student has been arrested for allegedly making terrorist threats.
Police in Harlan say a high school student has been arrested for allegedly making terrorist threats.
KCTCS president brings advocacy campaign to Harlan
JASON EDWARDS/Harlan Daily Enterprise Dr. Michael B. McCall , president of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, and Dr.
On 10/24/2009 at 8:20 pm, Kentucky State Police Post 10 Harlan responded to a child abuse call from Harlan ARH.
Notice sent to city district parents about H1N1 case
Harlan Independent Schools Superintendent David Johnson said the city school system has its first confirmed case of the H1N1 virus.
Coal industry plans to go on offensive
JASON EDWARDS/Harlan Daily Enterprise Magistrate Chad Brock, Harlan County Judge-Executive Joe Grieshop, Special Projects Coordinator Dan Mosley and FACES representative Miranda Combs spoke after the meeting.
Program provides a glimpse of - reality' for students
NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise Raymond Cox, Harlan County Extension Agent/4-H, explained the programming and dates for this yeara s Reality Store during a meeting.. Giving local high school students a look at some of the tough decisions they will face as adults is the goal of the annual Reality Store.
RV association has recent gathering in Harlan
Albino and Dawn Nunez, local members of the Lexington chapter of the Ky Horse Shu Kru, visited with other members, who visited Harlan recently.
USPS to conduct a feasibility study
The U.S. Postal Service is currently conducting an area mail processing study. The study is evaluating the feasibly of Harlan County out-going mail being dispatched to Lexington instead of the current London location.
Lowe honored by NOAA for her dedicated service
Doris Lowe is pictured receiving the John Doris Lowe is pictured receiving the prestigious John Campanius Holm award from Shawn Harley and Dave Stamper before the Harlan Fiscal Court meeting Thursday.
Council reviewing change needed in property upkeep
The Harlan City Council met on Monday to discuss several items including replacing burnt out Christmas lights and putting pressure on business owners and people who arena t maintaining their homes or businesses properly.
Police indict 3 in robbery at Save-A-Lot
Skye Pruitt and two others have been indicted by a Harlan County Grand Jury for their alleged involvement in the Save-A-Lot store robbery that occurred on July 2. Evarts Police Department officer Michael Lunsford executed three indictment warrants Saturday after nearly a three-month investigation of the robbery.
Weight Watchers donating food to Christ's Hands
Wylene Miniard displayed a table of donated food from her Weight Watchers' group which represents the amount of weight lost in that group.
Child safety restraint program to be held
The Harlan Chamber of Commerce , in cooperation with the Cumberland Valley Area Development District and Kentucky Department of Transportation will be sponsoring a child passenger seat safety day in the parking lot of the Harlan Center on Oct.
KSP Citizens Police Academy begins: Program's goal is informing public
Kentucky State Police Maj. Jack Miniard addressed participants of the KSP Citizens Police Academy that met for their first class Tuesday.
Harlan's Holiday Colt Sells for $300,000
6 in Maryland. Francis Vanlangendonck of the Summerfield sales agency signed the sale ticket on behalf of Florida pinhooker Nick de Meric.