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Morehead Swiftwater Rescue Team stays prepared year round to respond to rescue calls

Severe weather over the past few months has meant work for the Morehead Swiftwater Rescue Team.

Carter Caves State Resort Park to offer expanded K-12 recreation in 2025

Activities include commercial cave tours, guided hikes, historical presentations, archery, canoeing, kayaking, tomahawk throwing, and more.

Kentucky Arts Council now accepting applications for Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Grant

Some apprenticeships that have been accepted in the past include quilting, clogging, clawhammer banjo, Appalachian storytelling, broom-making, and more.

Rowan County schools and UK St. Claire offering free sports physicals

Rowan County Schools and UK St. Claire Regional Medical Center are offering free sports physicals to any Rowan County student from grades 2 through 12.

Education officials advocate for increased NTI days after Winter Storm Blair

With snowy weather pushing back the return to school in January and more weeks of winter ahead, many districts in Kentucky are in desperate need of more non-traditional instruction days.

MSU Traditional Music student receives international recognition  

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.

Eastern Kentucky in store for severe weather to start the week

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for areas of Eastern Kentucky until 6 p.m. Monday.

Morehead Optimist Club announces summer and fall programs to benefit area kids

The program plans to spread it’s helping hand even further with a $10,000 donation to St. Claire HealthCare.

Police report car break-ins around Cave Run Lake

Police said 11 thefts have been reported to the sheriff’s office, eight of those in one day.

Kentucky farmers could see hay shortages this year

Many eastern and central Kentucky farmers usually see as many as three harvests of their grass fields, but may only receive two this year.

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