The group also covered topics including multiple new grants, student scholarship opportunities, preparations to announce the 2024 teacher of the year, and bus safety.
These popups will give county residents the same benefits a regional office would, such as upgrading to a REAL ID license, updating names and addresses, and renewals.
Narcan is a nasal spray version of naloxone and is now available in stores or online at retailers such as Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid.
Rowan County will be building its first dedicated Senior Center building at 740 Clearfield Street in Morehead.
On August 22nd, Governor Andy Beshear announced that the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission approved temporary licenses for sports wagering operators and service providers, which will grant up to one year of operation. Kentucky racetracks such as Churchill Downs, Ellis Park, The Red Mile, and more will open a sportsbook on September 7th.
The Morgan County Sorghum Festival is preparing for it’s 52nd year of operation this month. The festival contains something for everyone: from arts & crafts, to various food booths, souvenir sales, youth activities and more. A parade is also planned for the festival.
SoapCon is a soap-making convention for both beginners and advanced soap makers. SoapCon’s director, Catherine Sizemore has held the event for the past 9 years. This year, it will be held at the Morehead Conference Center.
Governor Andy Beshear announced multiple grants for Morgan and Rowan counties totaling $3.5 million at a press conference on Monday. Funding supports local airport, tourism, economic development, cybersecurity, a new senior center, and more.
Through this agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, the Commonwealth aims to better manage the various lands and waters throughout every region.