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Getting muddy and rocking out
If you’re interested in off-roading, there’s a new place in Carter County to go get muddy! Dirt Slingers Off Road Park, located at 3710 West US Highway 60, just west of Grayson, offers a wide range of entertainment for the entire family. It isn’t just off-roading either, upcoming events include a battle of the bands, and karaoke contests. Other events at the park, like off road barrel racing, uphill drag racing, off road course racing, and tug-of-war, draw crowds from across the region and beyond. The 700-acre park also has a large playground area with multiple play structures for children to enjoy themselves.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER’S SALE
Pursuant to the Judgment and Order of Sale rendered in the above-styled action on June 26, 2024, for the sum of three hundred forty-three thousand one hundred twenty-four dollars and sixty-two cents ($343,124.62), plus interest and other costs and expenses, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the front door of the Lawrence County Courthouse, at 122 S. Main Cross Street, in Louisa, Kentucky, to the highest bidder, at public auction on September 5, 2024, at or about the hour of 11:00 a.m. the following described property, lying and being in Lawrence County, Kentucky, to-wit:
City of Morehead looks to rollout new garbage cans for residents
By the end of the year, all residents of Morehead will be using new garbage cans issued by the city. Officials said the new “tipper cans” have become the primary garbage can of many other cities in the region and will now be required in Morehead. The cans have wheels and secured lids, which officials said allows them to hold more weight and be easily moved.
Kentucky Housing Task Force hears from urban, rural leaders
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentuckians living in both rural and urban communities have at least one thing in common: a need for more housing. Leaders from different parts of the commonwealth expressed their concerns to a task force Monday, Aug. 26 in Frankfort. Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton told lawmakers the...
Annual Septemberfest in Lawrence County is fast approaching
LOUISA — Preparations are underway for the 36th annual Lawrence County Septemberfest, which is about a week away. Septemberfest billed as “One of the best little street festivals in Kentucky” will begin Friday morning, Sept. 6, and closes late Saturday night, Sept. 7, with a fireworks display. This year’s theme is “Life on the Highway.”
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