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With today's " McKenna keeps door ajar " headline sure to generate some buzz, perhaps it's time for a stroll down memory lane .

Saturday's Walk for Old Glory at Central Park was an emotional experience for Timi May.

Floyd County Clerk Chris Waugh and Big Sandy Red Cross Executive Director Robin Tackett discuss fundraising possibilities Tuesday.

Requiring the coal industry to pay more of its own freight is a move in the right direction by Gov.

Pink Martini's Splendor in the Grass is swiftly intoxicating and elegantly chilled.

You already know what team you're rooting for, but it can be harder to know where to go watch the World Series.

The U.S. Census Bureau is in the midst of opening an Ashland office to support 2010 census operations in eastern Kentucky.

In the wake of the flu outbreak in Kentucky, hospitals in Paintsville and Martin have imposed restrictions concerning visitation at their facilities.

A former western Kentucky school worker accused of having sexual relations with a 17-year-old student he coached has entered an Alford plea.

Beech Street Christian is the latest in a line of area churches having a centennial celebration.

A Morehead man was sentenced in U.S. District Court on Thursday for attempted possession, with intent to distribute, the "club drug" MDMA, also known as Ecstasy.

MARTIN a ' The 40th annual Red, White and Blue Days festival is scheduled to start on Thursday in Martin, and organizers hope that this yeara TMs event will provide an abundance of fun, food and entertainment for all that attend.

Eastern Kentucky University graduates their families and other friends of EKU are invited to the Richmond campus Oct.

Grand marshaled by two charming trolleys, a parade of cars snaked through Laurel County Friday as part of the University of Kentucky Extension Council's farm industry tour.

A judge will hear oral arguments next month in a lawsuit involving a decision by Ashland's zoning board to deny a permit for a controversial housing development on Kirk Street.

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The former Sears building in downtown Ashland may not be destined for demolition after all.

By Samantha Swindler / Managing Editor Authors are dropping dead onstage during Corbin High School's latest theatrical production, "Murder by the Book." In CHS's first performance of the season, nine members of The Raven Society, assuming the persona of their favorite authors of classical literature, have arrived for their annual weekend retreat in ...

Fall Antiques Market , with furniture, books, fabrics, jewelry, silver and conservators.

Marist College's men's basketball staff announced that the Hudson Valley Coaches' Clinic, which was scheduled for Saturday, Sept.