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    GEORGIA MAN ARRESTED FOR DRONE ATTEMPT TO CARRY CONTRABAND IN FEDERAL PRISON AT INEZ

    GEORGIA MAN ARRESTED FOR DRONE ATTEMPT TO CARRY CONTRABAND IN FEDERAL PRISON AT INEZ

    LOUISA MAYOR ELECTED TO KENTUCKY LEAGUE OF CITIES EXECUTIVE BOARD

    LOUISA MAYOR ELECTED TO KENTUCKY LEAGUE OF CITIES EXECUTIVE BOARD

    LEMASTERS ‘SETTLE’ FOR $100,000 IN PHILLIP CARTER ‘POLITICAL RETALIATION’ CASE

    LEMASTERS ‘SETTLE’ FOR $100,000 IN PHILLIP CARTER ‘POLITICAL RETALIATION’ CASE

    LAWRENCE CO., KY.  FISCAL COURT PASSES NEW COVID POLICY FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES …

    LAWRENCE CO., KY. FISCAL COURT PASSES NEW COVID POLICY FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES …

    RATLIFF CHARGED IN FIVE COUNT INDICTMENT FOR SEX ACTS AND DRUGS WITH UNDER 14 YEAR OLD

    RATLIFF CHARGED IN FIVE COUNT INDICTMENT FOR SEX ACTS AND DRUGS WITH UNDER 14 YEAR OLD

    RESIDENTS GO INTO RUMORAMA (AND FEARING) AFTER OHIO FUGITIVE GOES ON FOUR COUNTY CRIME SPREE AND IS KILLED IN POLICE SHOOTOUT IN CEREDO

    RESIDENTS GO INTO RUMORAMA (AND FEARING) AFTER OHIO FUGITIVE GOES ON FOUR COUNTY CRIME SPREE AND IS KILLED IN POLICE SHOOTOUT IN CEREDO

    THE LOUISA 2023 SEPTEMBERFEST HAS ARRIVED!!

    THE LOUISA 2023 SEPTEMBERFEST HAS ARRIVED!!

    LOUISA POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE ROAD CLOSURES, DETOURS, PARKING AREAS, DROP-OFF AND PICK-UPS FOR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS, AND PARADE ROUTE FOR 2023 LOUISA BICENTENNIAL SEPTEMBERFEST

    LOUISA POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE ROAD CLOSURES, DETOURS, PARKING AREAS, DROP-OFF AND PICK-UPS FOR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS, AND PARADE ROUTE FOR 2023 LOUISA BICENTENNIAL SEPTEMBERFEST

    LC FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING HELD TO APPROVE 2023 TAX RATES…

    LC FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING HELD TO APPROVE 2023 TAX RATES…

    KENTUCKY DEER SEASON UNDERWAY… STARTED  SEPTEMBER 2

    KENTUCKY DEER SEASON UNDERWAY… STARTED SEPTEMBER 2

  • Sports
    MISSED OPPORTUNITIES DOOM DAWGS IN 14 – 6 LOSS AT BELFRY

    MISSED OPPORTUNITIES DOOM DAWGS IN 14 – 6 LOSS AT BELFRY

    Dawgs headed to Pond Creek tonight — looking to take control of District

    Dawgs headed to Pond Creek tonight — looking to take control of District

    VolleyDawgs Win Three Of Four Matches In Last Week; Host Prestonsburg Tonight

    VolleyDawgs Win Three Of Four Matches In Last Week; Host Prestonsburg Tonight

    Louisa Middle School 8Th Grade Girls Basketball Undefeated In OVC Play

    Louisa Middle School 8Th Grade Girls Basketball Undefeated In OVC Play

    TOLSIA SWATS HORNETS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN

    TOLSIA SWATS HORNETS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN

    BULLDOGS START DISTRICT PLAY WITH A WIN OVER ESTILL CO. ON HOMECOMING NIGHT

    BULLDOGS START DISTRICT PLAY WITH A WIN OVER ESTILL CO. ON HOMECOMING NIGHT

    Bulldog Basketball Standout Kaison Ward Signs With Alice Lloyd College

    Bulldog Basketball Standout Kaison Ward Signs With Alice Lloyd College

    SENIOR BLAKE MAYNARD SCORES 20 GOALS IN THREE VICTORIES FOR LAWRENCE CO. BOYS SOCCER

    SENIOR BLAKE MAYNARD SCORES 20 GOALS IN THREE VICTORIES FOR LAWRENCE CO. BOYS SOCCER

    LAWRENCE CO. GIRLS SOCCER CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT WITH VICTORY OVER SHELBY VALLEY

    LAWRENCE CO. GIRLS SOCCER CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT WITH VICTORY OVER SHELBY VALLEY

  • Lifestyles
    LOUISA FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2023

    LOUISA FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2023

    Viking Elite, Top Achievers Awarded At Banquet

    Viking Elite, Top Achievers Awarded At Banquet

    LC Tourism chairman to attend AMERICANAFEST in Nashville

    LC Tourism chairman to attend AMERICANAFEST in Nashville

    Kentucky Senate Interim Committee Examines Potential Sales Tax Exemption For Diapers

    Kentucky Senate Interim Committee Examines Potential Sales Tax Exemption For Diapers

    LC STUDENTS COLLECT DONATIONS FOR ANIMAL SHELTER

    LC STUDENTS COLLECT DONATIONS FOR ANIMAL SHELTER

    UPDATE TODAY: Kentucky Power is partnering with WYMT to host the fourth annual Power Up the Pantry

    UPDATE TODAY: Kentucky Power is partnering with WYMT to host the fourth annual Power Up the Pantry

    Lawrence Co. Library will be closed until Nov. 30 to the public

    LIBRARY BOARD SHOWS DECREASE IN TAX RATE FOR 7TH STRAIGHT YEAR

    Annual Food Drive Slated For Sept. 14 Will Help Fight Food Insecurity In Eastern Kentucky

    Annual Food Drive Slated For Sept. 14 Will Help Fight Food Insecurity In Eastern Kentucky

    MARC LESTER ELECTED PRESIDENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY AUGUST MEETING

    MARC LESTER ELECTED PRESIDENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY AUGUST MEETING

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – SEPTEMBER 15-30, 2023

    Lawrence County, Ky.  Civil Cases, Deeds And Marriages For The Week Of 9/25-9/29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Civil Cases, Deeds And Marriages For The Week Of 9/25-9/29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Court docket for the week of September 25-29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Court docket for the week of September 25-29

    2023 KY. GENERAL ELECTION SET FOR NOVEMBER 7; SEE SAMPLE BALLOT INSIDE

    2023 KY. GENERAL ELECTION SET FOR NOVEMBER 7; SEE SAMPLE BALLOT INSIDE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – SEPTEMBER 1-15, 2023

    SIX COUNTIES SEND MESSAGE TO FRANKFORT ABOUT SPIRALING JAIL TRANSPORT COSTS

    SIX COUNTIES SEND MESSAGE TO FRANKFORT ABOUT SPIRALING JAIL TRANSPORT COSTS

    Lawrence County Civil Suits, Deeds And Marriages Sept. 16, 2023

    Lawrence County Civil Suits, Deeds And Marriages Sept. 16, 2023

    Lawrence County Court docket for the week of September 11-15

    Lawrence County Court docket for the week of September 11-15

    LOUISA COUNCIL SETS TAX RATES FOR NEW YEAR AT SEPTEMBER MEETING

    LOUISA COUNCIL SETS TAX RATES FOR NEW YEAR AT SEPTEMBER MEETING

  • Top Recollections
    LAZER video of 2023 Septemberfest PARADE, Noah’s pics

    LAZER video of 2023 Septemberfest PARADE, Noah’s pics

    Quick Hits: Family Pickle Canning; Rural Trilogy-Inspired Songs; Pandemic Gun Buyers; Hearing Aids; Dutch Farming

    Quick Hits: Family Pickle Canning; Rural Trilogy-Inspired Songs; Pandemic Gun Buyers; Hearing Aids; Dutch Farming

    Growing up in Louisa: Missing the Depot

    Growing up in Louisa: Missing the Depot

    Colored School

    Colored School

    FROM COAL TO THE SUN: Huge solar-energy project planned for E. Ky. reclaimed strip mine

    FROM COAL TO THE SUN: Huge solar-energy project planned for E. Ky. reclaimed strip mine

    BORN IN A LOUISA JAILHOUSE: By John Butch Preston

    BORN IN A LOUISA JAILHOUSE: By John Butch Preston

    “James Harrod: THE BATTLE FOR KENTUCKY” RETURNS IN JULY

    “James Harrod: THE BATTLE FOR KENTUCKY” RETURNS IN JULY

    Max Young, 89, Lexington, Ky., formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    Max Young, 89, Lexington, Ky., formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    11-YEAR-OLD DIES IN SIDE-BY-SIDE CRASH INVOLVING DOG IN WAYNE CO. NEAR CRUM, W.VA.

    11-YEAR-OLD DIES IN SIDE-BY-SIDE CRASH INVOLVING DOG IN WAYNE CO. NEAR CRUM, W.VA.

  • Obituaries
    Martha Frances Roberts “Marty” Thompson, 90 of Ravenswood, WV, formerly of Fallsburg

    Martha Frances Roberts “Marty” Thompson, 90 of Ravenswood, WV, formerly of Fallsburg

    Robey Kearns, 67, of Fort Gay, WV

    Robey Kearns, 67, of Fort Gay, WV

    William “Bill” L. Hardin, 82, of Louisa, KY

    William “Bill” L. Hardin, 82, of Louisa, KY

    Paul Yates, 59, of Louisa, KY

    Paul Yates, 59, of Louisa, KY

    Evelyn Nadine Meek, 84, of Louisa, KY

    Evelyn Nadine Meek, 84, of Louisa, KY

    John Paul King, 90, of Louisa, KY

    John Paul King, 90, of Louisa, KY

    Alice Yvonne Adkins Thompson, 84, of Genoa, WV

    Alice Yvonne Adkins Thompson, 84, of Genoa, WV

    Billy Harold Griffith, 89,  formerly of Lawrence County

    Billy Harold Griffith, 89, formerly of Lawrence County

    Alma Preston, 89, of Louisa, Ky.

    Alma Preston, 89, of Louisa, Ky.

  • Regional News
    LETCHER COUNTY MAN WANTED IN MURDER OF PREGNANT LETCHER COUNTY WOMAN

    LETCHER COUNTY MAN WANTED IN MURDER OF PREGNANT LETCHER COUNTY WOMAN

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS FROM LOUISA ARRESTED DURING A TRAFFIC STOP IN KENOVA AREA

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS FROM LOUISA ARRESTED DURING A TRAFFIC STOP IN KENOVA AREA

    Kentucky State Police Ashland Post 14 Traffic Safety Checkpoint Announcement

    Kentucky State Police Ashland Post 14 Traffic Safety Checkpoint Announcement

    SPECIAL CRIME UNIT CHARGES PIKE COUNTY MAN WITH CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OFFENSES

    SPECIAL CRIME UNIT CHARGES PIKE COUNTY MAN WITH CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OFFENSES

    GUILTY TRIAL VERDICT LEAVES DOCTOR AND NURSE FACING DECADES IN FEDERAL PRISON

    GUILTY TRIAL VERDICT LEAVES DOCTOR AND NURSE FACING DECADES IN FEDERAL PRISON

    NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR WATER LINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT RUNNING BETWEEN CATLETTSBURG AND LOUISA

    NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR WATER LINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT RUNNING BETWEEN CATLETTSBURG AND LOUISA

    LAWRENCE WOMAN INDICTED BY BOYD JURY FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS IN BODY CAVITY

    LAWRENCE WOMAN INDICTED BY BOYD JURY FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS IN BODY CAVITY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY NATIVE NAMED EDITOR OF LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY NATIVE NAMED EDITOR OF LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER

    Annual food drive event nets $27K, thousands of pounds of food for local pantries

    Annual food drive event nets $27K, thousands of pounds of food for local pantries

  • Announcements
    Louisa Utilities Board  Meeting Agenda October 3, 2023, 6:00PM Louisa City Hall 

    Louisa Utilities Board  Meeting Agenda October 3, 2023, 6:00PM Louisa City Hall 

    FALL BREAK STARTS NEXT WEEK FOR LAWRENCE CO. SCHOOLS; OTHER IMPORTANT DATES

    FALL BREAK STARTS NEXT WEEK FOR LAWRENCE CO. SCHOOLS; OTHER IMPORTANT DATES

    2023 HERITAGE HARVEST TOUR TOMORROW (SEPTEMBER 30) 9-5

    2023 HERITAGE HARVEST TOUR TOMORROW (SEPTEMBER 30) 9-5

    TRMC OFFERING ‘DRIVE THRU’ FLU SHOTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 28

    TRMC OFFERING ‘DRIVE THRU’ FLU SHOTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 28

    LOUISA POLICE ASKING FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN THEFT CASES

    LOUISA POLICE ASKING FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN THEFT CASES

    Community Health Fair on Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

    Community Health Fair on Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

    LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEPT. , 2023 REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

    LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEPT. , 2023 REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

    Louisa ‘Trick Or Treat’ Will Be On Saturday, October 28, Chief Says

    Louisa ‘Trick Or Treat’ Will Be On Saturday, October 28, Chief Says

    Lawrence County Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING — August 31, 2023; 5:00 p.m.  Agenda 

    Lawrence County Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING — August 31, 2023; 5:00 p.m.  Agenda 

  • Editorials/Letters
    Big Victory for Children! 6th Circuit Upholds Kentucky Law Protecting Kids from Gender Mutilation

    Big Victory for Children! 6th Circuit Upholds Kentucky Law Protecting Kids from Gender Mutilation

    STATE AUDITOR  IS MOVING TO “ALL DATA ANALYSIS,” ALLOWING ALL COUNTY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TO BE REVIEWED

    STATE AUDITOR IS MOVING TO “ALL DATA ANALYSIS,” ALLOWING ALL COUNTY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TO BE REVIEWED

    OPINION: Whose Biblical Values? Both Candidates for Ky Governor Invoke Their Christian Faith

    OPINION: Whose Biblical Values? Both Candidates for Ky Governor Invoke Their Christian Faith

    SENATOR WHEELER: CELEBRATE CONSTITUTION WEEK

    SENATOR WHEELER: CELEBRATE CONSTITUTION WEEK

    Kentucky Public Service Commission issues decision today that aims to help prevent Kentucky Power customers from cryptomining

    Kentucky Public Service Commission issues decision today that aims to help prevent Kentucky Power customers from cryptomining

    Baldridge releases: “Pig Iron Charcoal Iron Furnaces of the Hanging Rock Iron Region”

    Baldridge releases: “Pig Iron Charcoal Iron Furnaces of the Hanging Rock Iron Region”

    THE IMPACTS OF 9/11 ARE STILL WITH US TODAY

    THE IMPACTS OF 9/11 ARE STILL WITH US TODAY

    SUPERINTENDENT ANSWERS PARENT’S CONCERN OVER BUS INCIDENT

    SUPERINTENDENT ANSWERS PARENT’S CONCERN OVER BUS INCIDENT

    PARENT WANTS ‘SOMEONE HELD RESPONSIBLE’ FOR PUTTING FIRST GRADER ON WRONG BUS

    PARENT WANTS ‘SOMEONE HELD RESPONSIBLE’ FOR PUTTING FIRST GRADER ON WRONG BUS

  • News
    GEORGIA MAN ARRESTED FOR DRONE ATTEMPT TO CARRY CONTRABAND IN FEDERAL PRISON AT INEZ

    GEORGIA MAN ARRESTED FOR DRONE ATTEMPT TO CARRY CONTRABAND IN FEDERAL PRISON AT INEZ

    LOUISA MAYOR ELECTED TO KENTUCKY LEAGUE OF CITIES EXECUTIVE BOARD

    LOUISA MAYOR ELECTED TO KENTUCKY LEAGUE OF CITIES EXECUTIVE BOARD

    LEMASTERS ‘SETTLE’ FOR $100,000 IN PHILLIP CARTER ‘POLITICAL RETALIATION’ CASE

    LEMASTERS ‘SETTLE’ FOR $100,000 IN PHILLIP CARTER ‘POLITICAL RETALIATION’ CASE

    LAWRENCE CO., KY.  FISCAL COURT PASSES NEW COVID POLICY FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES …

    LAWRENCE CO., KY. FISCAL COURT PASSES NEW COVID POLICY FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES …

    RATLIFF CHARGED IN FIVE COUNT INDICTMENT FOR SEX ACTS AND DRUGS WITH UNDER 14 YEAR OLD

    RATLIFF CHARGED IN FIVE COUNT INDICTMENT FOR SEX ACTS AND DRUGS WITH UNDER 14 YEAR OLD

    RESIDENTS GO INTO RUMORAMA (AND FEARING) AFTER OHIO FUGITIVE GOES ON FOUR COUNTY CRIME SPREE AND IS KILLED IN POLICE SHOOTOUT IN CEREDO

    RESIDENTS GO INTO RUMORAMA (AND FEARING) AFTER OHIO FUGITIVE GOES ON FOUR COUNTY CRIME SPREE AND IS KILLED IN POLICE SHOOTOUT IN CEREDO

    THE LOUISA 2023 SEPTEMBERFEST HAS ARRIVED!!

    THE LOUISA 2023 SEPTEMBERFEST HAS ARRIVED!!

    LOUISA POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE ROAD CLOSURES, DETOURS, PARKING AREAS, DROP-OFF AND PICK-UPS FOR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS, AND PARADE ROUTE FOR 2023 LOUISA BICENTENNIAL SEPTEMBERFEST

    LOUISA POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE ROAD CLOSURES, DETOURS, PARKING AREAS, DROP-OFF AND PICK-UPS FOR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS, AND PARADE ROUTE FOR 2023 LOUISA BICENTENNIAL SEPTEMBERFEST

    LC FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING HELD TO APPROVE 2023 TAX RATES…

    LC FISCAL COURT SPECIAL MEETING HELD TO APPROVE 2023 TAX RATES…

    KENTUCKY DEER SEASON UNDERWAY… STARTED  SEPTEMBER 2

    KENTUCKY DEER SEASON UNDERWAY… STARTED SEPTEMBER 2

  • Sports
    MISSED OPPORTUNITIES DOOM DAWGS IN 14 – 6 LOSS AT BELFRY

    MISSED OPPORTUNITIES DOOM DAWGS IN 14 – 6 LOSS AT BELFRY

    Dawgs headed to Pond Creek tonight — looking to take control of District

    Dawgs headed to Pond Creek tonight — looking to take control of District

    VolleyDawgs Win Three Of Four Matches In Last Week; Host Prestonsburg Tonight

    VolleyDawgs Win Three Of Four Matches In Last Week; Host Prestonsburg Tonight

    Louisa Middle School 8Th Grade Girls Basketball Undefeated In OVC Play

    Louisa Middle School 8Th Grade Girls Basketball Undefeated In OVC Play

    TOLSIA SWATS HORNETS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN

    TOLSIA SWATS HORNETS FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN

    BULLDOGS START DISTRICT PLAY WITH A WIN OVER ESTILL CO. ON HOMECOMING NIGHT

    BULLDOGS START DISTRICT PLAY WITH A WIN OVER ESTILL CO. ON HOMECOMING NIGHT

    Bulldog Basketball Standout Kaison Ward Signs With Alice Lloyd College

    Bulldog Basketball Standout Kaison Ward Signs With Alice Lloyd College

    SENIOR BLAKE MAYNARD SCORES 20 GOALS IN THREE VICTORIES FOR LAWRENCE CO. BOYS SOCCER

    SENIOR BLAKE MAYNARD SCORES 20 GOALS IN THREE VICTORIES FOR LAWRENCE CO. BOYS SOCCER

    LAWRENCE CO. GIRLS SOCCER CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT WITH VICTORY OVER SHELBY VALLEY

    LAWRENCE CO. GIRLS SOCCER CELEBRATES SENIOR NIGHT WITH VICTORY OVER SHELBY VALLEY

  • Lifestyles
    LOUISA FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2023

    LOUISA FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2023

    Viking Elite, Top Achievers Awarded At Banquet

    Viking Elite, Top Achievers Awarded At Banquet

    LC Tourism chairman to attend AMERICANAFEST in Nashville

    LC Tourism chairman to attend AMERICANAFEST in Nashville

    Kentucky Senate Interim Committee Examines Potential Sales Tax Exemption For Diapers

    Kentucky Senate Interim Committee Examines Potential Sales Tax Exemption For Diapers

    LC STUDENTS COLLECT DONATIONS FOR ANIMAL SHELTER

    LC STUDENTS COLLECT DONATIONS FOR ANIMAL SHELTER

    UPDATE TODAY: Kentucky Power is partnering with WYMT to host the fourth annual Power Up the Pantry

    UPDATE TODAY: Kentucky Power is partnering with WYMT to host the fourth annual Power Up the Pantry

    Lawrence Co. Library will be closed until Nov. 30 to the public

    LIBRARY BOARD SHOWS DECREASE IN TAX RATE FOR 7TH STRAIGHT YEAR

    Annual Food Drive Slated For Sept. 14 Will Help Fight Food Insecurity In Eastern Kentucky

    Annual Food Drive Slated For Sept. 14 Will Help Fight Food Insecurity In Eastern Kentucky

    MARC LESTER ELECTED PRESIDENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY AUGUST MEETING

    MARC LESTER ELECTED PRESIDENT AT LAWRENCE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY AUGUST MEETING

  • Courthouse
    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – SEPTEMBER 15-30, 2023

    Lawrence County, Ky.  Civil Cases, Deeds And Marriages For The Week Of 9/25-9/29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Civil Cases, Deeds And Marriages For The Week Of 9/25-9/29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Court docket for the week of September 25-29

    Lawrence County, Ky. Court docket for the week of September 25-29

    2023 KY. GENERAL ELECTION SET FOR NOVEMBER 7; SEE SAMPLE BALLOT INSIDE

    2023 KY. GENERAL ELECTION SET FOR NOVEMBER 7; SEE SAMPLE BALLOT INSIDE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – SEPTEMBER 1-15, 2023

    SIX COUNTIES SEND MESSAGE TO FRANKFORT ABOUT SPIRALING JAIL TRANSPORT COSTS

    SIX COUNTIES SEND MESSAGE TO FRANKFORT ABOUT SPIRALING JAIL TRANSPORT COSTS

    Lawrence County Civil Suits, Deeds And Marriages Sept. 16, 2023

    Lawrence County Civil Suits, Deeds And Marriages Sept. 16, 2023

    Lawrence County Court docket for the week of September 11-15

    Lawrence County Court docket for the week of September 11-15

    LOUISA COUNCIL SETS TAX RATES FOR NEW YEAR AT SEPTEMBER MEETING

    LOUISA COUNCIL SETS TAX RATES FOR NEW YEAR AT SEPTEMBER MEETING

  • Top Recollections
    LAZER video of 2023 Septemberfest PARADE, Noah’s pics

    LAZER video of 2023 Septemberfest PARADE, Noah’s pics

    Quick Hits: Family Pickle Canning; Rural Trilogy-Inspired Songs; Pandemic Gun Buyers; Hearing Aids; Dutch Farming

    Quick Hits: Family Pickle Canning; Rural Trilogy-Inspired Songs; Pandemic Gun Buyers; Hearing Aids; Dutch Farming

    Growing up in Louisa: Missing the Depot

    Growing up in Louisa: Missing the Depot

    Colored School

    Colored School

    FROM COAL TO THE SUN: Huge solar-energy project planned for E. Ky. reclaimed strip mine

    FROM COAL TO THE SUN: Huge solar-energy project planned for E. Ky. reclaimed strip mine

    BORN IN A LOUISA JAILHOUSE: By John Butch Preston

    BORN IN A LOUISA JAILHOUSE: By John Butch Preston

    “James Harrod: THE BATTLE FOR KENTUCKY” RETURNS IN JULY

    “James Harrod: THE BATTLE FOR KENTUCKY” RETURNS IN JULY

    Max Young, 89, Lexington, Ky., formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    Max Young, 89, Lexington, Ky., formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    11-YEAR-OLD DIES IN SIDE-BY-SIDE CRASH INVOLVING DOG IN WAYNE CO. NEAR CRUM, W.VA.

    11-YEAR-OLD DIES IN SIDE-BY-SIDE CRASH INVOLVING DOG IN WAYNE CO. NEAR CRUM, W.VA.

  • Obituaries
    Martha Frances Roberts “Marty” Thompson, 90 of Ravenswood, WV, formerly of Fallsburg

    Martha Frances Roberts “Marty” Thompson, 90 of Ravenswood, WV, formerly of Fallsburg

    Robey Kearns, 67, of Fort Gay, WV

    Robey Kearns, 67, of Fort Gay, WV

    William “Bill” L. Hardin, 82, of Louisa, KY

    William “Bill” L. Hardin, 82, of Louisa, KY

    Paul Yates, 59, of Louisa, KY

    Paul Yates, 59, of Louisa, KY

    Evelyn Nadine Meek, 84, of Louisa, KY

    Evelyn Nadine Meek, 84, of Louisa, KY

    John Paul King, 90, of Louisa, KY

    John Paul King, 90, of Louisa, KY

    Alice Yvonne Adkins Thompson, 84, of Genoa, WV

    Alice Yvonne Adkins Thompson, 84, of Genoa, WV

    Billy Harold Griffith, 89,  formerly of Lawrence County

    Billy Harold Griffith, 89, formerly of Lawrence County

    Alma Preston, 89, of Louisa, Ky.

    Alma Preston, 89, of Louisa, Ky.

  • Regional News
    LETCHER COUNTY MAN WANTED IN MURDER OF PREGNANT LETCHER COUNTY WOMAN

    LETCHER COUNTY MAN WANTED IN MURDER OF PREGNANT LETCHER COUNTY WOMAN

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS FROM LOUISA ARRESTED DURING A TRAFFIC STOP IN KENOVA AREA

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS FROM LOUISA ARRESTED DURING A TRAFFIC STOP IN KENOVA AREA

    Kentucky State Police Ashland Post 14 Traffic Safety Checkpoint Announcement

    Kentucky State Police Ashland Post 14 Traffic Safety Checkpoint Announcement

    SPECIAL CRIME UNIT CHARGES PIKE COUNTY MAN WITH CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OFFENSES

    SPECIAL CRIME UNIT CHARGES PIKE COUNTY MAN WITH CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OFFENSES

    GUILTY TRIAL VERDICT LEAVES DOCTOR AND NURSE FACING DECADES IN FEDERAL PRISON

    GUILTY TRIAL VERDICT LEAVES DOCTOR AND NURSE FACING DECADES IN FEDERAL PRISON

    NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR WATER LINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT RUNNING BETWEEN CATLETTSBURG AND LOUISA

    NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR WATER LINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT RUNNING BETWEEN CATLETTSBURG AND LOUISA

    LAWRENCE WOMAN INDICTED BY BOYD JURY FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS IN BODY CAVITY

    LAWRENCE WOMAN INDICTED BY BOYD JURY FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS IN BODY CAVITY

    LAWRENCE COUNTY NATIVE NAMED EDITOR OF LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER

    LAWRENCE COUNTY NATIVE NAMED EDITOR OF LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER

    Annual food drive event nets $27K, thousands of pounds of food for local pantries

    Annual food drive event nets $27K, thousands of pounds of food for local pantries

  • Announcements
    Louisa Utilities Board  Meeting Agenda October 3, 2023, 6:00PM Louisa City Hall 

    Louisa Utilities Board  Meeting Agenda October 3, 2023, 6:00PM Louisa City Hall 

    FALL BREAK STARTS NEXT WEEK FOR LAWRENCE CO. SCHOOLS; OTHER IMPORTANT DATES

    FALL BREAK STARTS NEXT WEEK FOR LAWRENCE CO. SCHOOLS; OTHER IMPORTANT DATES

    2023 HERITAGE HARVEST TOUR TOMORROW (SEPTEMBER 30) 9-5

    2023 HERITAGE HARVEST TOUR TOMORROW (SEPTEMBER 30) 9-5

    TRMC OFFERING ‘DRIVE THRU’ FLU SHOTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 28

    TRMC OFFERING ‘DRIVE THRU’ FLU SHOTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 28

    LOUISA POLICE ASKING FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN THEFT CASES

    LOUISA POLICE ASKING FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN THEFT CASES

    Community Health Fair on Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

    Community Health Fair on Tuesday, October 17, 2023.

    LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEPT. , 2023 REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

    LAWRENCE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEPT. , 2023 REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

    Louisa ‘Trick Or Treat’ Will Be On Saturday, October 28, Chief Says

    Louisa ‘Trick Or Treat’ Will Be On Saturday, October 28, Chief Says

    Lawrence County Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING — August 31, 2023; 5:00 p.m.  Agenda 

    Lawrence County Board of Education SPECIAL MEETING — August 31, 2023; 5:00 p.m.  Agenda 

  • Editorials/Letters
    Big Victory for Children! 6th Circuit Upholds Kentucky Law Protecting Kids from Gender Mutilation

    Big Victory for Children! 6th Circuit Upholds Kentucky Law Protecting Kids from Gender Mutilation

    STATE AUDITOR  IS MOVING TO “ALL DATA ANALYSIS,” ALLOWING ALL COUNTY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TO BE REVIEWED

    STATE AUDITOR IS MOVING TO “ALL DATA ANALYSIS,” ALLOWING ALL COUNTY FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS TO BE REVIEWED

    OPINION: Whose Biblical Values? Both Candidates for Ky Governor Invoke Their Christian Faith

    OPINION: Whose Biblical Values? Both Candidates for Ky Governor Invoke Their Christian Faith

    SENATOR WHEELER: CELEBRATE CONSTITUTION WEEK

    SENATOR WHEELER: CELEBRATE CONSTITUTION WEEK

    Kentucky Public Service Commission issues decision today that aims to help prevent Kentucky Power customers from cryptomining

    Kentucky Public Service Commission issues decision today that aims to help prevent Kentucky Power customers from cryptomining

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BREAKING: Do No Harm Act, HB 470, Passes Kentucky House

Prohibits “gender transition” procedures, including sex change surgeries, puberty-blocking drugs, and cross-sex hormones

Special For The Lazer by Special For The Lazer
March 2, 2023
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FRANKFORT, KY – The Family Foundation applauds Rep. Jennifer Decker, the bill’s sponsor, and the House chamber for the passage of HB 470 – the Do No Harm Act. The bill now heads to the Kentucky Senate for consideration.

The Do No Harm Act prohibits “gender transition” procedures, including sex change surgeries, puberty-blocking drugs, and cross-sex hormones. As testimony by medical experts made clear in a committee hearing earlier today, the harms of each of these procedures are irreversible and no physically healthy child should ever be subjected to them.

Statement from David Walls, executive director of The Family Foundation:

“The Do No Harm Act will protect Kentucky children from life-altering surgery or hormone experimentation – barbaric procedures that do tremendous and irreversible harm. No child should be told they are in the wrong body, subjected to irreversible harm by a predatory medical industry, and left to suffer the consequences.

As today’s testimony made clear, the Kentucky General Assembly has a moral obligation to act this session to protect Kentucky’s children. We must ensure that children are lovingly affirmed in the truth of how God created them,” concluded Walls.

House Bill 470, the Do No Harm Act, passed the House Judiciary Committee with a 14-7 vote earlier in the day. Kentuckians can take action to encourage their Kentucky legislators to support HB 470 and other important bills to protect children at https://www.kentuckyfamily.org/take-action/.

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  1. Linda Kurtz says:
    7 months ago

    Thank you to every representative who voted for this much needed bill! Hoping and praying that the Senate will pass it into law.

    • Sandra says:
      7 months ago

      Amen 🙏 I am so grateful to live in KY where everyone says that we are slow on things but we get them done the way it should be
      Now we need the marijuana completely passed for medical and recreational

  2. Donald Grant Nelson says:
    7 months ago

    Life is hard for children in today’s society. They are young and impressionable. Their tender minds are sculpted by what they hear and see. Kids must be allowed to develop and grow. When adulthood is reached, then they can decide.

  3. Sharon Turner says:
    7 months ago

    Trying to push children into adult situations is nothing but political and money driven at the expense of children! Let parents raise their children not government and it’s ridiculous that this is even on the agenda. Schools and board members need to leave the parenting to parents. Teachers need to go back to basics and teach instead of trying to indoctrinate their own agendas on our children, they do not belong to them or the government.

  4. Linda Loy says:
    7 months ago

    Thank God for this law, prayfully it will pass. No one should be sujected to the surgical, medical procedures until they reach the age and maturity of adults…21+! Until that time they are apt to make decisions they will sorely regret for the rest of their lives. There’s too much influence, pressure and confusion for children and teens to make sensible decisions. We must protect our children !!

  5. Lisa says:
    7 months ago

    When I was very, very young all the way through age 11, I prayed each night GOD would turn me into a boy. I wanted to be a boy so bad that I would wear my brother’s clothes, act the way he did and even wanted people to call me by a male name. I did this because I was sure that “uncles” didn’t hurt boys the way they did girl’s. Imagine my surprise when as an adult, I found out that after he left my room each night, he went straight to my brother’s. Had transition services been around back then I would’ve demanded it. I’m so glad they weren’t. It would’ve been the biggest mistake of my life. I love the woman I’ve become today and wouldn’t change it for a million dollars. We have to protect our children in so many ways, if even from themselves, until they’re old enough to understand! Thank you to all who backed this bill and I pray it makes it all the way through!
    Lisa

    • Jenny says:
      7 months ago

      I’m very sorry about what you went through, but it is not fair to make uncles look bad like you did. You make it sound like all uncles are predators. That is not even close to the truth. My uncles were always wonderful human beings to me and my siblings and my brothers are just awesome with my children. I trust my brothers with my kids just as much as I trust my mother and grandmother with them.

  6. Everyone says:
    7 months ago

    Thank you Kentucky! A win for our children. Make it a law senate. I wonder what the governor’s stand is on this issue. KAG?

    • KAG says:
      7 months ago

      Everyone it doesn’t matter what the governor stand is but I hope he is for it
      The GOP in Frankfort has a Super Majority they can do anything they want.
      This is where the school system has failed. People don’t even understand the basic functions of how government works
      just what they learn from social media and Fox so called fair and balance news

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