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Saturday's Walk for Old Glory at Central Park was an emotional experience for Timi May.
Powell named 2009 Chaffin Award winner
Morehead State Universitya s Department of English and the Kentucky Folk Art Center have announced that novelist Mark Powell, author of a oeProdigals and Blood Kin,a is the recipient of the 2009 Thomas and Lillie D. Chaffin Award for Appalachian Writing.
Crash in Bath County kills one
One person died and three others were injured in a crash in Bath County Tuesday afternoon.
Pathways to break ground on new center
Pathways Inc. will break ground at 2:30 p.m. Friday on Hillcrest Hall, a $1.3 million male residential adolescent substance abuse treatment center.
Johnson wins iPod as part of Career Fair
Morehead State University recently held its annual Fall Career Fair. Companies and organizations visited the MSU campus to network with students, alumni, and community members with the hope of finding employees to fill their internships, part time/seasonal and full time positions.
Paul Prather tells forum Jesus neither Democrat or Republican
Paul Prather tells forum Jesus neither Democrat or Republican Lexington Herald Columnist, Mt.
Music festival rescheduled with new location
Everyone is encouraged to come in from the cold and rock with local and out-of-town music artists during the all-day ReverbShop.com Music Festival slated for Nov.
Panel critical of psychiatric hospital plan
FRANKFORT, Ky. - Lawmakers grilled top state officials Wednesday about a controversial plan for the state to allow up to eight new youth psychiatric hospitals that critics say bypass the customary review process.
Stimulus is working for small business
Stimulus working for small businesses Seven months in, Recovery Act puts over $12 billion in hands of small businesses Last October, small businesses were hit by a worsening economy that resulted in frozen credit lines and diminished access to capital.
Frank Frisch: A new idea for Middfest
I recently read in The Journal that Middfest attendance was down due to the economy and the bad weather.
Reception to honor retiring judge
" Tomorrow afternoon, longtime Floyd Circuit Court Judge Danny P. Caudill will retire during a ceremony in his honor at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park's May Lodge.
Judge releases former VA nurse charged in veteran's death
A federal judge has released from jail a nurse charged in the death of a Veterans Affairs Medical Center patient.
The Bartley Brothers in Mt Sterling This Coming Weekend
BMNN wrote: on Oct. 13, 2009: /Shayne Bartley/ The Bartley Brothers will be performing this Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
Report: High mortality rate at Ky. VA hospital ICU
Several factors including staffing shortages and a lack of communication may have contributed to a higher-than-expected mortality rate among critically ill patients at a Kentucky veterans hospital.
West Liberty SBDC to offer eBay workshop set for Oct. 21
Morehead State University at West Libertya s Small Business Development Center will host a workshop in October for those interested in learning more about eBay.
Nurse linked to 2 other VA deaths
At least two more patients died under suspicious circumstances while they were under the care of nurse Maria K. Whitt at Lexington's Veterans Affairs Medical Center, an official testified Thursday.
Fire detectors given to distribute across state
The numbers are startling. Kentucky has already seen fifty-six fire deaths this year, two this week alone.
Lawmaker to ask governor to reconsider health project review
A key lawmaker plans to ask Gov. Steve Beshear to reconsider his decision to allow two major health care projects to skip the normal review process required by state law.
Homecoming king and queen candidates announced
Morehead State University will crown its 2009 Homecoming Queen and King during halftime ceremonies of the football game, which begins at 1 p.m. in Jayne Stadium on Saturday, Oct.
Beshear officials accused of skirting system by pushing health-care projects
Gov. Steve Beshear's administration is pushing through approval of two major health-care projects over the objections of lawmakers and hospital and nursing-home officials who contend that the move thwarts the system set up to evaluate whether such projects are needed.