Despite recent job losses in the area, employment opportunities are available for those looking for a job, officials said. Earlier this month,...
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They came from all walks of life and across the country Saturday to spend a day working at the log cabin of Col. Charles Young. Young was born into...
The Gateway Regional Arts Center in Mount Sterling will host the Kentucky Arts Council's "Makings of a Master" exhibit, a celebration of Kentucky...
Big Sandy Community and Technical College’s (BSCTC) Fine Arts department held its Little Sandy Singers Children’s Music and Drama camp this month...
State Representative John Will Stacy says there’s a disconnect between what constituents and health care providers are telling him about Kentucky’s...
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