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UK volleyball team discovers slice of BBN in Japan
Craig Skinner took the Kentucky volleyball team on an exhibition trip to Japan to not only play against some Japanese teams but also to experience Japanese culture. However, he also found a piece of home in Osaka, Japan for his players to enjoy. Karen Marlowe, the daughter of legendary UK basketball equipment manager Bill Keightley, […] The post UK volleyball team discovers slice of BBN in Japan appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Beshear announces approval of summer food program for Ky. kid
Now that the school year is done, Gov. Andy Beshear says Kentucky has been approved to provide food to approximately 450,000 school-age children who are eligible for a one-time, federally funded benefit of $120 for the summer period to purchase food. The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (SEBT) program will enroll students ages 6 to 18 […] The post Beshear announces approval of summer food program for Ky. kid appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
More family members arrested in investigation of missing Ohio Co. infant
More arrests have been made stemming from a missing child investigation in Ohio County, including family members, but there has been no sign of eight-month-old Miya (Tucker) Rudd since Kentucky State Police opened the case on June 6. The Kentucky State Police (KSP) says troopers executed a search warrant Wednesday at Miya Rudd’s grandparents residence […] The post More family members arrested in investigation of missing Ohio Co. infant appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Harlan County Board of Education talks grant, bylaws
The Harlan County Board of Education held a special called meeting on Tuesday, June, 11, to discuss issues including a grant for the Harlan County Public Schools Police Department and an adjustment to the middle school athletics bylaws. Board Chairman Gary Farmer called the meeting to order and asked Harlan County Public Schools Police Chief […] The post Harlan County Board of Education talks grant, bylaws appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Cubelic says Cats better than most think
SEC Network/ESPN college football analyst Cole Cubelic knows SEC football teams and personnel far better than most and was one of the first national media members several years ago to believe that coach Mark Stoops had Kentucky on an upward trend. He thinks going into this season that Kentucky could be better than many think […] The post Cubelic says Cats better than most think appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
FEMA will provide assistance for those with vehicle damage following April 2 storms
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says they may be able to provide financial assistance to help those whose vehicles were damaged from the severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, landslides and mudslides that occurred on April 2. This affects residents of Boyd, Carter, Fayette, Greenup, Henry, Jefferson, Jessamine, Mason, Oldham, Union and Whitley counties, all […] The post FEMA will provide assistance for those with vehicle damage following April 2 storms appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Godbey: The case of the naked neighbor
By Jack Godbey Columnist I’m a pretty good neighbor. I’m friendly enough to give a casual wave while mowing the lawn simultaneously but private enough to wait until they are done taking their trash to the curb before I go out, so we don’t feel obligated to speak to each other. I must admit that […] The post Godbey: The case of the naked neighbor appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Bowling Green man convicted for supporting ISIS
In a case that took ten years to resolve, a Bowling Green man has been convicted of several terrorism-related charges at U.S. District Court in Louisville, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky announced on Wednesday. Mirsad Hariz Adem Ramic, 34, was found guilty of providing material support to the Islamic State […] The post Bowling Green man convicted for supporting ISIS appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
HCHS claims summer wins over Clinton County, Madison Central
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. Harlan County claimed a pair of 12-point wins over out-of-region opponents Friday at South Laurel High School, placing three in double figures in each scrimmage to improve to 7-1 on the summer. Senior guard Maddox Huff scored 22 points to lead the Bears in a 61-49 win over […] The post HCHS claims summer wins over Clinton County, Madison Central appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Trauma, poverty, COVID-19 causing high rates of chronic absenteeism in Kentucky
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern The number of Kentucky youth who are chronically absent from school skyrocketed during the 2022-2023 school year. The reasons for chronic absenteeism are interconnected and complicated — and the negative fallout potential is widespread, from mental health to the economy. Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) staff and child welfare […] The post Trauma, poverty, COVID-19 causing high rates of chronic absenteeism in Kentucky appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Letcher County woman’s death being investigated by KSP
Kentucky State Police (KSP) at the Hazard Post are continuing their investigation into the weekend death of a Letcher County woman, apparently at the hand of animals. According to the KSP, on Sunday, June 9, shortly before 1:00 a.m., dispatchers received a 911 call regarding the body of a woman being found dead on Doty […] The post Letcher County woman’s death being investigated by KSP appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Geri-Antics: A word about graduations
By Anne Carmichael Columnist Parents, Grandparents, Friends and Family, Many of you have already faced the disappointment of a recent graduation event for your child. It likely didn’t meet your lofty expectations and you’re now wondering why you went to all the trouble of planning and spent your hard-earned money when your child simply didn’t […] The post Geri-Antics: A word about graduations appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Bike Rally and Reptile & Amphibian program return to Kingdom Come State Park
The 8th Annual Kingdom Come Bike Rally is set for June 29, offering a chance for those willing to pedal more than 30 miles through the mountainous scenery of the park to test themselves against the course and other participants. Sherry Cornett, Kingdom Come State Park Manager, provided specifics about the upcoming edition of the […] The post Bike Rally and Reptile & Amphibian program return to Kingdom Come State Park appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Whitley, Somerset coast past rebuilding Dragons at South Laurel
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. The Harlan Green Dragons have gone from a young team in 2024 to an even younger one, a much younger one, as they prepare for the 2025 season. Harlan fell 62-27 to Whitley County and 72-44 to Somerset in varsity scrimmages Friday at South Laurel. The Dragons fell […] The post Whitley, Somerset coast past rebuilding Dragons at South Laurel appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
UK, KCTC partnership aids in transfer process
The University of Kentucky (UK) and the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) announced a new partnership Tuesday to provide a seamless transfer experience for Kentucky community college students seeking to earn a bachelor’s degree at UK. It was formalized during a signing ceremony at the UK Gatton Student Center, attended by officials from […] The post UK, KCTC partnership aids in transfer process appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Ohio Co. 8-month-old missing
Several people have been arrested stemming from a missing child investigation in Ohio County, including family members, but there has been no sign of eight-month-old Miya Tucker since Kentucky State Police opened the case last Thursday. The KSP Henderson Post says they opened the investigation after a search warrant and welfare check concerning the baby […] The post Ohio Co. 8-month-old missing appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Cats head to Omaha with unfinished business
Kentucky stopped dreaming about Omaha moments after defeating Oregon State to earn its first-ever ticket to the College World Series early Monday morning. A longtime goal for the Wildcats became a reality in the most storied season in school history. After completing a sweep in the best-of-three series against the Beavers, Kentucky tied a school […] The post Cats head to Omaha with unfinished business appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Dave Says: This is way out of line!
By Dave Ramsey Syndicated Columnist Dear Dave, I’m trying hard to get control of my money and get out of debt, but I had a situation come up the other day, and I really don’t know what to do. I’m one of four brothers, and our parents’ fiftieth wedding anniversary is early next month. My […] The post Dave Says: This is way out of line! appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Summer kicks off in downtown Harlan
The city of Harlan Tourism and Convention Commission recently partnered with The Harlan County Beer Company to kick off a summer full of events and activities with a live music show featuring a collection of local musicians performing at one of downtown Harlan’s favorite options for food and drink. The show took place on the […] The post Summer kicks off in downtown Harlan appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Yankees edge Dodgers for Tri-City Little League title
Brought to you by Harlan County Sports. The Tri-City Little League season ended with a shootout as the Marshall Auto Group Yankees edged the Benham Lodge Dodgers 9-8. Brycen Saylor earned most valuable player honors with an inside-the-park homer and a single for two RBI and three runs scored. Collin Sherman singled twice. Hutton Sherman, […] The post Yankees edge Dodgers for Tri-City Little League title appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
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