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1,500 trees coming to 3 impacted counties in Eastern Kentucky
Gov. Andy Beshear on Wednesday announced plans for the distribution of 1,500 trees in Letcher, Perry and Breathitt counties to help rebuild and offer hope and healing to Eastern Kentucky families impacted by the devastating flooding event in 2022. “Our families have understandably been focused on rebuilding all that was lost during the 2022 flood […] The post 1,500 trees coming to 3 impacted counties in Eastern Kentucky appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Garage Cuts offering custom hair styles and more
The local barber shop has long been a gathering place for more than a haircut, as patrons discuss everything from cars, sports and politics to any other interesting topic that crosses their minds. Harlan is now the home of a one-of-a-kind barber shop, Garage Cuts, which offers up all manner of barber services with a […] The post Garage Cuts offering custom hair styles and more appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Harlan County Courthouse Reports
Compiled by Paul Lunsford. Marriage Licenses Autumn Brown, 18, of Harlan, to Jace Howard, 21, of Harlan. Holly Baker, 40, of Cumberland, to Gary Ray Colegrove, 33, of Cumberland. Morgan Leann Napier, 23, of Harlan, to David Ralph Turner, 25, of Bledsoe. Tonia Renie Wynn Parsons, 50, Evarts, to Simon Peter Blevins, 52, of Evarts. […] The post Harlan County Courthouse Reports appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Lobbyists spend record amount in January
Spending by Kentucky lobbying interests before the General Assembly for January 2024 hit an all-time high, according to data released Thursday by the Legislative Branch Ethics Commission. A total of $2,986,769 was spent in January, a record for the first month of a session. The previous record for the first month of a legislative session […] The post Lobbyists spend record amount in January appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Small Kentucky farms are again exempt from hunting, fishing license requirements
By Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern One of the first bills to become law in this year’s legislative session clarifies that Kentuckians who own farms of five acres or smaller can fish or hunt on their own property without purchasing a hunting or fishing license. Senate Bill 5, sponsored by Sen. Gex Williams, R-Verona, signed into […] The post Small Kentucky farms are again exempt from hunting, fishing license requirements appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Man arrested after hiding in attic
A Cranks man is facing multiple charges including wanton endangerment and fleeing or evading police after allegedly hiding in the attic of a residence to avoid capture. Johnathan Mitchell, 30, was arrested by Harlan County Sheriff’s Deputy C.J. Reed on Feb. 27. The citation states at approximately 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 27, Harlan County […] The post Man arrested after hiding in attic appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Grant aims to help mental health of college students
The Jed Foundation (JED), a leading national nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for teens and young adults, announced a four-year collaboration with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE)’s Student Success Collaborative (KYSSC) and the Healthy Minds Network. Together, the organizations have launched a new […] The post Grant aims to help mental health of college students appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Bill targeting source-of-income discrimination bans in Kentucky’s largest cities heads to governor’s desk
By Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern Legislation that critics say would undermine ordinances in Lexington and Louisville that ban discrimination by landlords against a prospective tenant’s source of income is headed to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk. House Bill 18, sponsored by Rep. Ryan Dotson, R-Winchester, won final passage Tuesday in the Kentucky House of […] The post Bill targeting source-of-income discrimination bans in Kentucky’s largest cities heads to governor’s desk appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Saving the school
By Jennifer McDaniel For the Enterprise Renewed interest in saving the old Cumberland High School building has been generated in recent weeks with an online petition being shared to revitalize the once vibrant structure filled with both history and potential that has continued to fall into disrepair over the years. Graduates and community members […] The post Saving the school appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Vape users susceptible to virus that spreads COVID, study finds
Those who vape are susceptible to infection by SARS-CoV-2, the virus that spreads COVID-19 and continues to infect people around the world, a University of California, Riverside, study has found. The liquid used in electronic cigarettes, called e-liquid, typically contains nicotine, propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, and flavor chemicals. The researchers found propylene glycol/vegetable glycerin alone […] The post Vape users susceptible to virus that spreads COVID, study finds appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Runway project at Bluegrass Station loses key support after local outcry
Key supporters of a proposed airport expansion at Bluegrass Station, a state-owned industrial park at Avon in Fayette County, have changed their tunes after strong local pushback. Sen. Steve West, who represents Bourbon County, on Tuesday became the latest to abandon his earlier support for including the project in the next state budget. Gov. Andy […] The post Runway project at Bluegrass Station loses key support after local outcry appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Fiscal Court updated on Louellen Lake emergency
The Harlan County Fiscal Court heard an update on a recent emergency situation concerning a large leak at Louellen Lake during the panel’s February meeting. Harlan County Judge-Executive Dan Mosley took the opportunity to update the magistrates on the state of emergency recently declared at the lake when water was found leaking from the lake […] The post Fiscal Court updated on Louellen Lake emergency appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Nuclear power plant bills get green light from Senate
Legislation that could lead to nuclear power plants being established for the first time in Kentucky won easy passage in the Kentucky Senate, Monday afternoon. Sen. Danny Carroll, R-Benton, presented Senate Bill 198 and Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) 140 to the chamber, saying the two measures seek aim to strengthen Kentucky’s multi-faceted energy ecosystem by […] The post Nuclear power plant bills get green light from Senate appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Black Bears close regular season with victory at Whitley County
By John Henson Contributing Sports Writer For more local sports coverage, please visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. Up by only point at halftime, the Harlan County Black Bears took control with a strong third quarter on the way to an 85-73 win Thursday at Whitley County to close the regular season for both […] The post Black Bears close regular season with victory at Whitley County appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Thompson, Moser each score 24 as Mountain Lions defeat Harlan
Staff Report For more local sports coverage, visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. On a rainy Thursday night in the Gem City, the Pineville Mountain Lions defeated the Harlan Green Dragons 76-61 in a tightly contested affair between the longstanding Class A rivals. Harlan played without all five starters, Senior guard Kyler McLendon missed […] The post Thompson, Moser each score 24 as Mountain Lions defeat Harlan appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Man, woman face heroin charges
A man and woman are facing multiple charges including possession of heroin after allegedly being found in possession of the substance following a traffic stop. Thomas Lester, 46, of Dayhoit, and Sabrina Asher, 40, of Coldiron, were arrested by the Harlan County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday, Feb. 21. According to a press release, Harlan County […] The post Man, woman face heroin charges appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Tornado drill scheduled for March 6 in Kentucky
The 2024 annual Kentucky Statewide Tornado Drill will occur Wednesday, March 6 at 10:07 a.m., Eastern Time, or 9:07 a.m., Central Time, as part of Kentucky’s Severe Weather Awareness Week activities. During the drill, the National Weather Service (NWS), in partnership with Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM), the Kentucky Weather Preparedness Committee (KWPC), and Kentucky Broadcasters […] The post Tornado drill scheduled for March 6 in Kentucky appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Truck drivers hauling debris warned to secure loads
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is reminding those truck drivers who are hauling trash or debris to properly secure their loads while traveling along state highways, as required by state law. While it is true highway crews have seen an increase in roadside litter across the state, one area that has been especially bad is […] The post Truck drivers hauling debris warned to secure loads appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Guardian Angel event in planning stages
An upcoming event aimed at recognizing the guardians of children who have been impacted by a parent’s drug issues was discussed during the Harlan County Fiscal Court’s February meeting, Harlan County Judge-Executive Dan Mosley called on Harlan County Casey’s Law Advocate Mandy Goodin to bring the magistrates up to date on the planning stages of […] The post Guardian Angel event in planning stages appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
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