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Pride of Morehead’s first-ever pride festival was last Saturday, April 20. Many members of the Morehead community made their way to First Street to celebrate all aspects of pride. Now, people have different ideas on how to move forward next year, but they all tie back to community.
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The building was originally constructed in 1937, and since 2001 has been the home of hundreds of pieces of military history including uniforms, weapons, gear and other materials.
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The Morehead Sister Cities Program presented an evening of music from Northern Ireland on Monday, November 13 at the Rowan County Arts Center. Performers traveled from Ballymena, Ireland, one of Morehead’s two Sister Cities.
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With a wingspan of nearly 12 feet, the new eagle sculpture on the campus of Morehead State University is a sight to behold.
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Morehead State University hosted an annual sporting event on campus last month that officials said aimed to promote unity and passion among athletes and the community alike.
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Senior Traditional Music student, Lucy Becker, was awarded two International Bluegrass Music Association scholarships, the Sally Ann Forrester Scholarship and the Rick Lang Music Songwriter Scholarship.
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After a record-setting season, Rowan County Senior High School Softball Coach Larry Slone retired last month from the program he helped create in 1994.
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Morehead's Parks & Recreation Department has found success in hosting basketball tournaments in Laughlin Health Building. WMKY's Caleb Fugate has more...
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A newly formed campus organization revolving around musical adaptations is working on it's next show. WMKY's Johnathon Burton has more...
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A local photographer is starting a new artistic venture. WMKY's Leeann Akers has the story...
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Morehead State graduate Myiah Clemons was hired as the manager of the Eagle Diversity Education Center. WMKY's Sierra Harris has the story...