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Kentucky offers rising senior Chaz Coleman from Ohio
Warren (Ohio) Harding athlete Chaz Coleman (6-foot-5, 255) reported an offer from Kentucky Friday. Coleman has seen his recruitment expand over the past week-plus with an additional offer from Ole Miss. Coleman says that UK most likely wants him to play tight end, but it sounds as though those conversations are ongoing. The defensive coaches have a plan for him as well. He is an aggressive athlete that could certainly handle linebacker or edge rusher responsibilities. His high school has asked him to play quarterback this year.
Case of travel-related ‘sloth fever’ reported in Jefferson County
LOUISVILLE — The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW) in partnership with the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has confirmed a Jefferson County resident who recently traveled from Cuba was diagnosed with the Oropouche virus infection. The infected person...
VIDEO – Kirby on Lady Colonels Big District Win
A big win for the Christian County Lady Colonels volleyball team Thursday night as they picked up a four-set win over the Heritage Christian Academy Lady Warriors in a game with seeding implications for the 8th District tournament. Senior Skylar Kirby had a big night for the Lady Colonels and spoke with YourSportsEdge.Com after the match.
Cardinals Rising is UofL’s new college readiness program
LOUISVILLE — Hopkinsville, Ky. native Daquarius Mahone wants to pass the baton. As the “product” of a pathway program himself, Mahone, who now serves as director of Cardinals Rising, a newly launched college readiness program at the University of Louisville, is eager to reach youth. “With the...
Unlocking Success: Exploring Kentucky’s Top Community Colleges For Higher Education
What are the top-ranked community colleges in Kentucky? WalletHub recently conducted a study to determine which community colleges are the best in Kentucky. In the report released by the personal finance website, Owensboro Community and Technical College earned high marks. We all know that choosing the perfect college can be...
U of L fans react to first football game of the season
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Ahead of Saturday’s home opener for the U of L football team against Austin Peay some fans were set up outside L&N Stadium since the early hours of the morning. For one fan, Charlie Holzman and his friends football Saturday’s are a tradition. “A...
Bell County claws back against tough Boyd County team
BELL COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT)— Eastern Kentucky Bell County Head football coach Dudley Hilton is known for his hard-nosed and persistent teams on the gridiron throughout Kentucky. Friday night, his bobcats showed those traits in a battle against Boyd County. Early in the first, Bell County faced a 14-point deficit.
Facing 'extended closure,' owners of Louisville fried chicken restaurant launch GoFundMe campaign
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The owners of a popular Louisville fried chicken restaurant said this week they need to raise tens of thousands of dollars "in one of the most challenging moments we've ever faced." Jason McCollum and Aenith Sananikone McCollum, owners of Chik'n & Mi at Mellwood Avenue and...
Pennyrile Electric and HES Customers To Feel TVA Rate Increase In October
Pennyrile Electric customers will feel the effects of a TVA rate increase when they pay their electric bills in October. Pennyrile Electric Vice-President of Member Services Brent Gilkey says TVA’s recent announcement of a 5.25% wholesale rate increase, to fund ongoing construction and energy development, will be reflected on Pennyrile Electric member’s bills beginning October 1st. In addition, Gilkey says there will also be an increase to the monthly customer charge in the amount of $3.00 to aid Pennyrile Electric in recovering rising fixed costs. The average monthly residential bill will have an overall increase of $7.00 – $8.00, depending on usage.
Barbeque Shack Too Possibly Reopening In September
Barbeque Shack Too owner Mindy Hargrove says the popular restaurant in Herndon could reopen for business as early as September 12th. Hargove says the roof of the pit area collapsed as the result of the fire Wednesday, with the dining area sustaining major smoke and water damage. She adds the fire apparently began as they were cooking meat on the pits to sell on Thursday. Hargrove owns the business, with the building owned by Knockum Hill Barbeque founder Will Hargrove. Hargrove says they are currently waiting on the insurance adjusters to finish their work and turn the building back over to them before they can begin working on a temporary plan to reopen.
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