The Morehead State volleyball team's search for its first NCAA Tournament victory came up short Friday night (Dec. 6) as No. 18 Illinois knocked...
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Sure signs of aging can be found in thinning hairlines, increased wrinkles, and a weaker voice. A team of medical scientists at the University of...
A former Harlan County coal miner and member of the organization Kentuckians for the Commonwealth has sent a letter to Governor Beshear and...
A state grant will help Rowan County with a stream restoration and erosion control project in the Clearfield area. Judge Executive Jim Nickell says...
Morehead State University has hit another milestone for enrollment. School President Doctor Wayne Andrews says the final Fall 2013 student...
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