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Hornets to host Estill County for final home game
SALYERSVILLE — Magoffin County is set to host Estill County for its final home game in the 2024 high school football season on Friday, Oct. 25. The Hornets and Engineers will meet in a Class 3A, District 8 matchup. Magoffin County notched a Class 3A, District 8 win over...
Professor-v.-Professor Defamation Suit Can Go Forward, Based on Defendant's Statements to Students
Professor David Porter sued his former employer, Berea College, for employment discrimination, retaliation, and breach of contract, and he sued his former colleague, Professor F. Tyler Sergent, for defamation, portrayal in a false light, and retaliation…. In describing the facts for purposes of summary judgment, we view the record...
Rockcastle Middle School couldn’t practice, so they traveled to Lexington to watch the Wildcats
High atop Rupp Arena at last night’s exhibition game, the Rockcastle County Middle School basketball team was spotted in Section 236, near KSR’s seats in the bleachers. The large group of young Rockets was easy to spot in an otherwise empty section in the upper-level end zone. Sensing their excitement to be there, I struck […] The post Rockcastle Middle School couldn’t practice, so they traveled to Lexington to watch the Wildcats appeared first on On3.
First round of healthcare workforce investment funds allocated to Kentucky education and training providers
Almost 12 million in matching dollars are going to 19 education and training providers, in partnership with regional medical employers. It’s the first allocation in a targeted state effort to boost healthcare workforce numbers.
Howl-o-Ween Costume Contest brings out the dogs
Each year, October 31 is filled with youth dressed up in costumes trick-or-treating for Halloween. On Saturday, Oct. 26, Legacy Grove Park hosted a group of pets dressed up for the holiday spirit. The 3rd-annual Howl-o-Ween Dog Costume Contest featured approximately 40-50 furry friends wearing various outfits. “I thought today went very fantastic. I think […] The post Howl-o-Ween Costume Contest brings out the dogs appeared first on Winchester Sun.
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