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Eight graduate from local Drug Court program
lance.gaither@bluegrassnewsmedia.com A graduation ceremony was held Aug. 15 for eight people who have completed their treatment and rehabilitation program with the Boyle-Mercer County Drug Court. At the graduation, guest speaker Amy Anness, from the Boyle County Health Department Syringe Exchange program, spoke about how the drug court helped change her life a decade ago. “As […] The post Eight graduate from local Drug Court program appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
Corvette event in Bowling Green may delay I-65 traffic starting Wednesday
Drivers heading south on Interstate 65 this week should be aware of potential traffic due to an event in Bowling Green. The National Corvette Museum is celebrating its 30th anniversary this weekend, and as part of the festivities the National Corvette Caravan will be arriving in Bowling Green. The museum describes the Caravan as “the world’s largest moving automotive event,” with regional caravans formed by Corvette owners from across the United States convening in Bowling Green.
Kentucky 2A Championships Sectional 1 Boys Soccer Tournament; Lakers solve Webster puzzle in 2nd half, sail into title match
MORTONS GAP — Three-time defending Kentucky 2A Championships Sectional 1 boys soccer champion Calloway County faced an issue Tuesday night that has been plaguing some of its soccer compatriots lately.
Kentucky dispute headed to court over access to database that tracks handling of abuse cases
Kentucky’s auditor asked a court on Monday to resolve a dispute over access to a database that tracks the state’s handling of abuse and neglect cases involving its most vulnerable citizens.
“It ain’t going to happen”: EKY Senator says government is trying to kill coal industry
HARLAN, Ky. (WYMT) - Senator Johnnie Turner, represents Bell, Floyd, Harlan, Knott, and Letcher counties and said he understands the importance of coal to the region. “This government trying to kill the coal industry it ain’t going to happen in Kentucky it just ain’t going to happen”. Turner...
DOJ: Kentucky violating civil rights of adults with serious mental health illnesses
Kentucky is violating residents' civil rights by "unnecessarily segregating adults with serious mental illness" in psychiatric hospitals in the Louisville area, rather than providing them with care in community settings, according to a U.S. Department of Justice investigation released Tuesday. The investigation, which began in 2022, found the state is violating the Americans...
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