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Compiled by Paul Lunsford. Marriage Licenses Sharon Denise Bush, 49, of Evarts, to Phillip L. Cox, 56, of Evarts Kendra Jean Bates, 27, of Baxter, to Joshua Lee Bowman, 35, of Baxter. Tyme Serenity Elizabeth Carr, 22, of Baxter, to Brandon Tyler Hensley, 26, of Baxter. District Court Brandon P. Elswick, careless driving, following another […] The post Harlan County Courthouse Reports appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Bill qualifying more foster parents for child care benefits advances
Kentucky Lantern A Louisville Democrat’s bill aimed at getting more foster care parents in Kentucky passed a House committee, placing it two steps from law. Senate Bill 240 would allow foster parents in Kentucky to qualify for child care benefits while working outside the home or working remotely in the home. Currently they must work […] The post Bill qualifying more foster parents for child care benefits advances appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Salato Center opens for 2024 season
The Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort is open for the 2024 season. Visitors can explore Kentucky’s diverse ecosystems and learn all about the commonwealth’s wildlife. In the final stages of completion is a new immersive indoor exhibit, “Healthy Hunting Grounds.” The exhibit sheds light on the vital role that hunting plays in the health […] The post Salato Center opens for 2024 season appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Confidence fuels Cats sixth man
Kentucky coach John Calipari believes that freshman guard Rob Dillingham has a “worldly self-confidence” that helps make him a special player. “He is another one that is living in the gym,” the Kentucky coach said. “Even if he is playing and not making shots, he is mad at himself but he doesn’t stop playing. He […] The post Confidence fuels Cats sixth man appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Living on Purpose: Do we really want to know God’s plan?
By Billy Holland Columnist Those of us who have been in the Christian faith for a while joyfully embrace Romans chapter eight as it is filled with encouraging promises. God has been so good to us and we know it’s because of His endless love that we can enjoy an abundant life filled with blessings. […] The post Living on Purpose: Do we really want to know God’s plan? appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Veterans Suicide Awareness March set for March 19
Suicide is an issue that impacts many military veterans and their family and friends. The Veterans Suicide Awareness March/Walk and Donation Drive is set for March, 19, on the campus of Harlan County High School to bring awareness to this issue. According to a news release, the event is aimed at acknowledging the military veterans […] The post Veterans Suicide Awareness March set for March 19 appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Casolari places 10th in Longleaf Junior Open at Pinehurst
For more local sports coverage, visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. Harlan County High School sophomore golfer Brayden Casolari opened his 2024 season with a strong showing last weekend in the Longleaf Junior Open at Pinehurst, N.C. Casolari shot a two-under par 70 in the second round on Sunday to finish in a tie […] The post Casolari places 10th in Longleaf Junior Open at Pinehurst appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Health commissioner warns not enough Kentuckians are vaccinated against measles
In a wide-ranging TV interview, state Health Commissioner Steven Stack warned Kentuckians that not enough of them are vaccinated for measles, which he said is an outgrowth of reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures taken against it. Stack reflected on his work in the pandemic and talked about other health concerns, including the […] The post Health commissioner warns not enough Kentuckians are vaccinated against measles appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
212,000 dead voters removed from Kentucky rolls during Adams’ terms
Secretary of State Michael Adams said Kentucky has removed more than 212,000 dead voters from the voter rolls, since he took office, and has also weighed in on a federal business ruling. “Removing over 200,000 dead voters from our rolls shows we are serious about election integrity in the Commonwealth of Kentucky,” Adams said. Even […] The post 212,000 dead voters removed from Kentucky rolls during Adams’ terms appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Kyra Elzy out as head coach of Kentucky women’s basketball
Kyra Elzy was relieved of her duties as head women’s basketball coach at Kentucky Monday morning. Elzy was named interim coach after Matthew Mitchell stepped down prior to the 2020 season. Elzy went 11-20 this season and lost to Tennessee in the quarterfinals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament last week. The Wildcats won the 2021 […] The post Kyra Elzy out as head coach of Kentucky women’s basketball appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Godbey: Hearing is not the same as understanding
By Jack Godbey Columnist I have always found the English language interesting. Amazingly, anyone can learn to speak the language with all the words that sound the same but have different meanings. For example, my wife told me not to be a bore. I didn’t know if I was boring or if she was insinuating […] The post Godbey: Hearing is not the same as understanding appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Appalachian Triangle calls tourists to discover the unbridled adventure waiting in southeastern Kentucky
With its abundant natural scenery, rugged outdoor recreation, and charming towns rich with culture and history, the Southeastern region of Kentucky abounds with one-of-a-kind experiences—and it’s soon hoping to see a boost in tourism thanks to a new marketing initiative launching this March. Over the past year, a coalition of eight counties and cities in […] The post Appalachian Triangle calls tourists to discover the unbridled adventure waiting in southeastern Kentucky appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Bears punch ticket to Rupp
By John Henson Contributing Sports Writer For more local sports coverage, visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. With a massive cheering section behind them, the Harlan County Black Bears painted The Corbin Arena black while completing an unbeaten season against 13th Region competition with a 62-48 victory Monday over Corbin in the 13th […] The post Bears punch ticket to Rupp appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman moves to restart executions
Kentucky Lantern Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is moving to restart executions in Kentucky. Coleman announced Friday that he has filed a motion in Franklin Circuit Court seeking to end what a news release from his office called a “nearly 15-year ruling that has blocked the imposition of the death penalty in Kentucky.” Coleman said […] The post Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman moves to restart executions appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
State receipts down in General Fund, up in Road Fund
The Office of State Budget Director reported on Monday that February’s General Fund receipts fell 6.5 percent compared to February of last year, while the Road Fund saw a 5.2 percent increase compared to February 2023. General Fund collections for the month were $1,007.6 million. February saw small gains in sales and gross receipts, property […] The post State receipts down in General Fund, up in Road Fund appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Noah sparks comeback with 43-point effort as HCHS rallies past Clay County
By John Henson Contributing Sports Writer For more local sports coverage, visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. Trent Noah wasn’t ready to get started on his college basketball career just yet. Noah, Harlan County’s all-state senior guard, took over midway through the third quarter in the 13th Region Tournament semifinals, just when it appeared […] The post Noah sparks comeback with 43-point effort as HCHS rallies past Clay County appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Master of the Mountain an extreme physical challenge
Kingdom Come State Park is hosting the first annual Master of the Mountain on March 23. The run is designed to be the toughest event of its kind which has been held at the park. Kingdom Come State Park Manager Sherry Cornett provided some details on the run during a recent interview. “It will definitely […] The post Master of the Mountain an extreme physical challenge appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Knox ends 13th Region drought with victory over Lady Dragons
For more local sports coverage visit our partners at Harlan County Sports. By John Henson Contributing Sports Writer For almost 12 minutes in their first 13th Region Tournament appearance in six years, the Harlan Lady Dragons did just about all they could to upset Knox Central and keep star forward Halle Collins under control. Collins, […] The post Knox ends 13th Region drought with victory over Lady Dragons appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Roark: Periwinkles, the snail not the flower
By Steve Roark Contributing Writer Anyone who has hiked and crossed a mountain stream or taken a cold drink out of a spring has likely seen periwinkles, which look like small black pebbles scattered about in the water. Closer inspection reveals that they are freshwater snails. My older kin has told me that seeing […] The post Roark: Periwinkles, the snail not the flower appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
NKU beginning new admissions program
In an effort to enhance the accessibility and efficiency of its admissions process, Northern Kentucky University has announced the implementation of a new Direct Admit Program. Their hope is to expand access to higher education in the region by simplifying the enrollment process for prospective students, providing them with a straightforward pathway to securing their […] The post NKU beginning new admissions program appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
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