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A conversation with Lincoln County native storyteller Byron Crawford
By Tim Thornberry Kentucky Farm Bureau News Candid Conversation presents a discussion about the topical issues related to Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) priorities, the agricultural industry, and rural communities, in a question-and-answer format. In this special edition, Kentucky’s Storyteller Byron Crawford shares his memories of the more than 5,000 stories and columns he has written […] The post A conversation with Lincoln County native storyteller Byron Crawford appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event
Lincoln County Schools held the Opening Day event Monday, where several staff members received awards. Angela Peck was named the 2024 Lincoln County Schools Fred Award winner. She is an attendance clerk at Stanford Elementary. The Fred Award is reserved for classified support staff that consistently go above and beyond the call of duty for […] The post Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event appeared first on The Interior Journal.
East Mt. Vernon Street set for temporary closure
SOMERSET, KY (Aug. 19, 2024) – The City of Somerset will temporarily close a section of East Mt. Vernon Street (KY 80X) next week as crews perform pavement repairs. Beginning Monday, August 26th, East Mt. Vernon Street will be closed to through traffic between South Central Ave. (mile point 3.8) and College Street/KY 2296 (mile point 3.85). Work is expected to be complete Friday, August 30th.
Kentucky AG: Public resources can’t advocate around ‘school choice’ amendment
Pulaski County Schools posted a graphic to a Facebook page earlier this week reading “No on Amendment 2. Public Funds for Public Schools!”. Before the post and an accompanying graphic on the district’s website were removed, they sparked outrage among supporters of the proposed constitutional change. They said the district was unfairly using public dollars to advocate for their position.
Garrard Co. works to relocate over 70 dogs rescued
LANCASTER, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) — The Garrard County Animal Shelter is working to relocate over 70 huskies discovered living in appalling conditions at a local home, according to shelter partners in Lexington. The dogs, all seized from a single residence, are now being dispersed to various animal rescue organizations.
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