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Ephraim McDowell Health welcomes Dr. Thomas Poynter
Ephraim McDowell Health welcomes podiatrist, Thomas Poynter, DPM, to the medical staff. He will be seeing patients primarily at the Ephraim McDowell Specialty Center, located at 216 West Walnut Street, Danville and Ephraim McDowell Wound Healing Center, located inside Ephraim McDowell James B. Haggin Hospital in Harrodsburg. He also will be seeing patients at Ephraim […] The post Ephraim McDowell Health welcomes Dr. Thomas Poynter appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Elder Abuse Prosecution Manual distributed by AG’s office
Attorney General Russell Coleman announced the Attorney General’s Office of Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Control has released the revised 2024 Elder Abuse Prosecution Manual, which was first published in 2006. The comprehensive resource includes best practices for prosecuting cases related to personal, financial and medical abuse, neglect and exploitation of older Kentuckians. “Kentucky’s seniors deserve […] The post Elder Abuse Prosecution Manual distributed by AG’s office appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Boost your brain: The power of a healthy diet
By Lauren Batey UK Healthcare Recent research has shown that our diet plays a crucial role in maintaining not just our physical wellbeing, but also our brain health. A diet high in sugars and processed foods can weaken brain function and negatively impact mental health. Your brain requires healthy foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, […] The post Boost your brain: The power of a healthy diet appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Perry enjoying environment at UK
Freshman guard Travis Perry has found a “fun environment” on coach Mark Pope’s first Kentucky team and noted it is easy to see “how much it really means to have the word Kentucky” on the chest not only for his new teammates but for returning players who played in The Basketball Tournament. Perry and his […] The post Perry enjoying environment at UK appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Former Gov. Steve Beshear involved in traffic crash
Former two-term Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear, the father of current Gov. Andy Beshear, was involved in a single-vehicle traffic crash Wednesday morning, according to a social media post by his son on Thursday morning. In his post on “X,” formerly known as Twitter, Andy Beshear stated, “Yesterday morning, my father was in a single-car accident. […] The post Former Gov. Steve Beshear involved in traffic crash appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln student attends Kentucky Farm Bureau’s Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders
Sara Dunn of Lincoln County recently returned home from Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL). A total of 90 high school students from around the state attended the five-day summer leadership conference. Two identical IFAL conferences were held this summer at Murray State University (MSU) from June 9-13 and at University […] The post Lincoln student attends Kentucky Farm Bureau’s Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Eli Cox and his family in no hurry for UK career to end
Long before Eli Cox verbally committed to play football at the University of Kentucky, his parents — Katherine and John — were UK football season ticket holders. Now they are not in any rush for his collegiate career to end as he prepares to start his sixth season at UK. “We have enjoyed him being […] The post Eli Cox and his family in no hurry for UK career to end appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Rivalry Rekindled: La Familia tops The Ville in thrilling TBT showdown
By Casey Roberts Contributing writer The fierce rivalry between former University of Kentucky and University of Louisville basketball players was reignited Monday night at Freedom Hall, where La Familia secured a 70-61 victory over The Ville in the quarterfinals of The Basketball Tournament (TBT). This $1 million summer event saw the former Wildcats overcoming their […] The post Rivalry Rekindled: La Familia tops The Ville in thrilling TBT showdown appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Birds of prey: LCPL hosts Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge raptor birds
Lincoln County kids had a chance to learn about and meet a variety of raptor birds last week. The Lincoln County Public Library hosted a Birds of Prey event Thursday during which the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge shared information about a variety of birds. The event included live owls and hawks who live at the […] The post Birds of prey: LCPL hosts Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge raptor birds appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Ephraim McDowell Dedman Primary Care welcomes new provider
Ephraim McDowell Dedman Primary Care welcomes Amanda Moss, FNP-BC, APRN. Amanda will join advanced practice providers Melissa Sims and Christina Leber, on August 5. Mandy is board certified through the American Nurses Credentialing Center as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC). Mandy graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 2011 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing, […] The post Ephraim McDowell Dedman Primary Care welcomes new provider appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln students attended Kentucky Sheriffs’ Boys & Girls Ranch
The Kentucky Sheriffs’ Boys & Girls Ranch opened for their 49th camping season on June 10. Camp is running throughout June and July, serving both boys and girls alternating weeks, throughout the camp season. Students from Lincoln County who attended the camp this year were Hayden Osburn, Brookely Osburn, Lois Wilmoth, Lela Wilmoth, Alli Beal, […] The post Lincoln students attended Kentucky Sheriffs’ Boys & Girls Ranch appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Jacob Conway: From Kentucky roots to global hoops
By Casey Roberts Contributing writer Jacob Conway, a 2015 graduate of Lincoln County High School, is the school’s all-time leading scorer in boys’ basketball with 2,097 points. His remarkable journey was from high school hero to professional athlete in Europe, and most recently, a player in The Basketball Tournament (TBT). After high school, Conway signed […] The post Jacob Conway: From Kentucky roots to global hoops appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Ongoing Capitol renovation project updated to committee
Discussion of the ongoing renovation project of the State Capitol campus was one of the topics discussed Monday at a meeting of the Interim Joint State Committee on State Government. For several years, visitors to the State Capitol have noticed scaffolding around the dome, which was the first phase of the project. Once that is […] The post Ongoing Capitol renovation project updated to committee appeared first on The Interior Journal.
After 2-year mission Chandler ready to focus on ‘dream’
He was a top 35 player in the 2022 recruiting class, the 2022 Utah Gatorade Player of the Year and averaged 21.7 points per game. Collin Chandler, a 6-5 guard, signed with coach Mark Pope at Brigham Young but left for a two-year overseas Mormon mission trip to Sierra Leone and London rather than start […] The post After 2-year mission Chandler ready to focus on ‘dream’ appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Roark: Medicinal plants
By Steve Roark Columnist Thousands of years before modern medicine, people depended on medicinal plants to ease pain and aid healing. Our early pioneer ancestors learned from native Indians what plants were useful to treat maladies, and many of these plants are common in our area and easy to identify. What follows is a description […] The post Roark: Medicinal plants appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Cox calls Kroger Field underrated
Kentucky offensive lineman Marques Cox admitted that he was looking forward to playing Texas for the first time this season. Texas is coming into the SEC and UK will play at Texas on Nov. 23. “That will be exciting just with them coming into our conference and being new with everything that’s going on with […] The post Cox calls Kroger Field underrated appeared first on The Interior Journal.
127 Yard Sale coming in August
Billed as “The World’s Longest Yard Sale,” the 127 Yard Sale is an annual event that takes place next week, stretching 690 miles and spanning US Highway 127 across six states: Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. The 127 Yard Sale began in 1987 as the brainchild of Mike Walker, a former Fentress County […] The post 127 Yard Sale coming in August appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln County Public Records
Property transfers recently recorded in the office of Lincoln County Clerk Nancy Jackson. Charles and Miranda Bryant to Ralph M. Gaffney, tract 2 containing .282 acres as shown in Plat Cabinet D, slide 260, $222,500. Barbara G. Tillet to Catherine T. Stewart, lot no. 35, phase four, Sun Valley Place, love and affection, fair market […] The post Lincoln County Public Records appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Parade for Princess Addie happening Saturday
CRAB ORCHARD – For almost three years, Addison Reed has had to wear a halo brace around her head and neck to support her spine, but an upcoming surgery will soon relieve her of the device. Despite the size and inconvenience of the brace, it hasn’t slowed the five-year-old down, according to her mother Cortney […] The post Parade for Princess Addie happening Saturday appeared first on The Interior Journal.
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