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KLC presents safety grant to Stanford
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) presented the City of Stanford with a 2024 Safety Grant. The money helps KLC members provide services and programs that create safer communities. Since 1999, KLC has awarded more than $6.5 million in liability and safety grants to its members. City representatives expressed their appreciation for the grant. Officials […] The post KLC presents safety grant to Stanford appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Women's Cross Country Places 3rd in HCAC Preseason Coaches Poll
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- The Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology women's cross country team has been picked to finish in third place in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference championship this fall, in the coaches preseason poll released by the league office on Friday morning. Hanover College were picked as the favorites...
Lady Panthers draw with Boyle
The Daviess County High School girls’ soccer team overcame a two-goal deficit in the second half to force a 2-2 draw with Boyle County during the DC Classic on Friday at Deer Park’s Panther Field. The Lady Panthers (1-0-1) finally struck when senior striker Kate McCain got free on a breakaway before putting in a left-footed shot into the bottom right corner of the net with 18:20 left to play. ...
Library’s Summer Reading Program a Huge Success
Every summer the Boyle County Public Library provides the community with an exciting Summer Reading Program, complete with reading prizes, fun activities, and special events. This year the program was held at the library and at off-site locations while continuing to utilize the Beanstack website and app to track reading progress. Through Beanstack participants could […] The post Library’s Summer Reading Program a Huge Success appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
Roberts is new head coach of LCHS Track and Field
Lincoln County High School announced Patrick Roberts as the new head coach of Track and Field. Roberts is a graduate of Lincoln County High School where he was a member of the track and field team. He was an assistant coach for the high school team last year and was previously the head coach for […] The post Roberts is new head coach of LCHS Track and Field appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Saturday Links from World Equestrian Brands
We still have a lot to look forward to this fall: The AECs, Burghley, and Maryland, of course … even just this weekend we’ve got Bromont and the Arville Nations Cup leg on tap (the latter of which you can live stream using the links below!) But even so, we can never help but get a little excited when we get an update out of the Kentucky Horse Park. Competitors will be thrilled with this one: new barn construction is well underway! Sounds like AEC competitors this year may get to try them out and then spring in the bluegrass will be here before we know it, baby.
UK will feature strong crop of linebackers
With a talented and experienced group leading the way, Kentucky's linebackers are expected to be a strong point of the Wildcats' defense this fall. J.J. Weaver returns for his sixth season with UK and will handle edge-rushing duties for the Cats, who also return three-year starter D'Eryk Jackson and will welcome Georgia transfer Pop Dumas-Johnson to their linebacking corps. It'll be one of the ...
Great Crossing looking to get back to winning ways
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - After a disappointing campaign in 2023 that left the war hawks winless in district play, this great crossing team is ready to turn the page. “Especially to us seniors,” said Great Crossing center Caden Helton. “You know, we’ve come in and we’ve seen teams go 8-3 and then switching, obviously last year going 2-9 it just left a bad taste in our mouth and we’re ready to get back to our winning ways.”
The full Kentucky Basketball schedule is coming next week
Soon. Next week, we will know the full SEC basketball schedule, per Jon Rothstein. That means we’ll also have the full 2024-25 Kentucky Basketball schedule. The schedule is the full release in its entirety, including dates and presumably times. Back in May, it was announced who the opponents that the Kentucky Wildcats would play would be: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, LSU, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt at home. The Cats will then travel to Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Vanderbilt. Kentucky only plays Florida once, and gets Alabama substituted as their opponent...
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