Local hikers tout safety while encouraging people to hit the trails this fall
Enthusiasts said hiking is one of the best ways to get out and see the colors of the fall trees but also warn to be mindful of trail safety when going out.
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Morehead Fire Department looking to hire full-time firefighter
Fire Chief Jeff Anderson said they need a full roster to make sure the team stays well rested and alert to respond to calls at all times of the day and night.
Greenup County one step closer to expanded ambulance services
Greenup County officials are looking to staff six ambulances with first responders and other emergency personnel. This comes after an agreement was reached to expand services to people living out in the county.
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky creates new opportunities for state inmates
Prisoners at seven state prisons in Kentucky, including the Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex in Morgan County, will have the opportunity to take advantage of a new employment path.
Applications open for USDA Forest Service committee serving the Daniel Boone National Forest
Applications are being accepted for the next members of the Southern Region Recreation Resource Advisory Committee’s 2024 council.
Local hospital honored for excellence in technology
St. Claire HealthCare received honors in Digital Excellence from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) for its technology initiatives to increase connectivity between patients and doctors, improve cybersecurity and enhance analytics.
Frosty conditions and winter weather bring road safety concerns
Fall is in full swing in the Commonwealth and with it comes frosty temperatures. Officials said morning frost is not often thought of as a concern, but it can pose a risk.
Organizers looking to bring back Morehead Harvest Festival in a big way
Nearly 20 years after it was canceled, the Morehead Harvest Festival is returning, this time in Morehead City Park.
Development of Estill County railroad attraction gets a boost from AMLR
The Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation received a $1.9 million grant from the Abandoned Mine Lands Economic Revitalization program.
Rowan County Schools get state recognition for LEAD program
Rowan County schools again won the Kentucky Department of Education’s Best Practice award. This is the second year in a row the school district was recognized at KDE’s Continuous Improvement Summit.