Coal Plants Blamed for Water Pollution
Coal-fired power plants in Kentucky and eleven other states have become the largest source of toxic water pollution in the country…That’s one of the
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New City Building in South Shore
South Shore could have a new city building by the end of next year…That’s according to Mayor Cheryl Moore who has been working out of a temporary office
AK Steel Reports Loss
AK Steel has reported a second quarter loss of more than 40-million dollars. Company Chairman James Wainscott says the performance was actually better
Morehead Lacks Restaurants
Despite the volume of business being done by Morehead’s new Cracker Barrel, no other major restaurant chains have announced plans to open an eatery in the
Congressman Rogers Applauds Foreign Operations Cuts
Kentucky Congressman Hal Rogers is applauding the House Appropriations Subcommittee for its approval of a State Department foreign operations budget for
Highlands Boy Scout Exhibit
The National Boy Scout Jamboree is taking place through Wednesday in Beckley, West Virginia and an Ashland, Kentucky museum is trying to tap into the
Ashland May Sell Water to Big Sandy District
The city of Ashland may soon become a supplier for the Big Sandy Water District. City commissioners last week heard the first reading of an ordinance that
Guthrie Supports Education Bill
A Kentucky congressman who chairs a House subcommittee on higher education and life-long learning says “federal overreach” has failed to improve academic
Rep Stacy Phone Deregulation Skeptic
State Representative John Will Stacy is skeptical of any state or federal deregulation proposals that don’t guarantee support for landline phone service in
Kentucky Skilled Worker Shortage Addressed
Governor Beshear’s labor secretary says his cabinet is developing new initiatives to address Kentucky’s shortage of skilled workers in advanced