Morehead has become the sixth Kentucky city to adopt a fairness ordinance, extending protections against discrimination to gay, lesbian, bi-sexual...
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#518 Show Summary (“Holding Hands With Your Individual Mandate” Show): Finally, we have the opportunity to get back to doing what we do best –...
December 10th -- Chuck Mraz speaks with Morehead Mayor David Perkins about the recent city council meeting.
House Speaker Greg Stumbo is hoping the state legislature takes a big step next year towards helping eastern Kentucky upgrade its transportation...
Morehead State University’s president says the completion next year of a student intramural soccer field will fulfill a promise made to students in...
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