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MSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni gather for ribbon cutting at Prefontaine Hall

Just over a week before classes began at MSU, officials marked the opening of Prefontaine Hall, the first of several ribbon cuttings to look forward to on the Morehead campus.

Rowan officials make sure students have health resources they need to go back to school

Recently, the Rowan County Health Department held a Back to School Bash where they provided health services and information to students and families.

Local golf tournament raises nearly $200,000 to fight cancer

In May, Morehead's Eagle Trace Golf Course hosted the 30th Annual Rocky and Leah Adkins Cure for Cancer Golf Tournament.

New Rowan County Senior Center now open for congregate meals and fellowship

Planning began in 2020, construction was approved in 2023, and now the new Rowan County Senior Center is finally open.

Rowan County fish hatchery prepares to stock waters across the Commonwealth

The Minor E. Clark Fish Hatchery provides the Commonwealth's waters with fish from the Land Between the Lakes to the Appalachian Mountains.

Community of Farmers in Rowan County marks growth in economy

One business in particular is aiming to make an impact on the many Kentuckians in the state's most rural communities.

Kentucky health officials look ahead to the next year of the Healthy Kentucky Home initiative

The Healthy Kentucky Home initiative has officially been in place for a full year and officials in the Commonwealth are looking back at the progress that has been made in the state.

Kentucky State Police expand post assignments for the upcoming class of cadets

The expansion includes post assignments that cover the Lexington and Louisville metropolitan areas.

Final corridor of US 460 completed in Pike County

Last month, one of the longest lasting engineering projects in the Commonwealth concluded.

Rowan County Fiscal Court allocates funding for opioid recovery efforts

The Rowan County Fiscal Court recently approved a $22,000 grant to help a local organization combat the opioid epidemic.