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    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

    HAPPY LABOR DAY LAZER READERS! WHY FEDERAL HOLIDAY?

    HAPPY LABOR DAY LAZER READERS! WHY FEDERAL HOLIDAY?

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED NEARLY A YEAR AFTER BEING INDICTED FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED NEARLY A YEAR AFTER BEING INDICTED FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE

    Kentucky Rejects Controversial Subsidies for a Cryptomining Company in Lawrence County, Ky.

    Kentucky Rejects Controversial Subsidies for a Cryptomining Company in Lawrence County, Ky.

  • Sports
    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

    LAWRENCE CO. SWEEPS TOLSIA IN YOUTH LEAGUE FOOTBALL

    LAWRENCE CO. SWEEPS TOLSIA IN YOUTH LEAGUE FOOTBALL

    Second Annual Lawrence Co. US23 Tennis Open Earns Nearly $2,000

    Second Annual Lawrence Co. US23 Tennis Open Earns Nearly $2,000

    TOLSIA ROUTS VAN AT HOME FOR FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON

    TOLSIA ROUTS VAN AT HOME FOR FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON

    LAWRENCE CO. USES BALANCED ATTACK IN ROAD VICTORY OVER HARLAN CO.

    LAWRENCE CO. USES BALANCED ATTACK IN ROAD VICTORY OVER HARLAN CO.

    DAWGS MAKING LONG TREK TO HARLAN LOOKING TO BUILD ON WIN OVER PERRY CENTRAL

    DAWGS MAKING LONG TREK TO HARLAN LOOKING TO BUILD ON WIN OVER PERRY CENTRAL

    Lawrence Co. Youth Football League Takes Three Out Of Four Games Saturday At Luke Varney Jr. Memorial Stadium

    Lawrence Co. Youth Football League Takes Three Out Of Four Games Saturday At Luke Varney Jr. Memorial Stadium

  • Lifestyles
    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

    BURDENED SCHOOL SYSTEMS, GRANDPARENTS BEING ASKED TO RAISE ‘OPIOID’ KIDS

    BURDENED SCHOOL SYSTEMS, GRANDPARENTS BEING ASKED TO RAISE ‘OPIOID’ KIDS

    Fred M. Vinson Foundation Board Will Meet At The Museum August 16 At 5:30 P.M. 

    Fred M. Vinson Foundation Board Will Meet At The Museum August 16 At 5:30 P.M. 

  • Courthouse
    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

    Martin County Grand Jury Meets On September 7th And Issues Indictments

    Martin County Grand Jury Meets On September 7th And Issues Indictments

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    Lawrence County, KY. court docket for the week of August 21-25

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – AUGUST 16-31, 2023

    Lawrence County, Ky.  Deeds, Marriages and Civil Cases for the week of 8/27-9/2

    Lawrence County, Ky. Deeds, Marriages and Civil Cases for the week of 8/27-9/2

  • 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
    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.

    Charley M. Prichard, of Louisa, KY

    Charley M. Prichard, of Louisa, KY

    William Frederick Martin II, 80, formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    William Frederick Martin II, 80, formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    Paul Moore, 81, of Louisa, Kentucky

    Paul Moore, 81, of Louisa, Kentucky

    Daniel Brown, 67, of Blaine, KY

    Daniel Brown, 67, of Blaine, KY

  • Regional News
    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

    DAYTIME CLOSURE SCHEDULED FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS IN MARTIN COUNTY

    DAYTIME CLOSURE SCHEDULED FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS IN MARTIN COUNTY

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED NEAR EAST LYNN AFTER JOINT OPERATION

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED NEAR EAST LYNN AFTER JOINT OPERATION

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ARREST SUBJECT FOR SEX CRIMES AT GRAYSON LAKE

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ARREST SUBJECT FOR SEX CRIMES AT GRAYSON LAKE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY AWARDED OVER $140,000  FOR A PAIR OF COUNTY ROAD RESURFACING PROJECTS

    LAWRENCE COUNTY AWARDED OVER $140,000 FOR A PAIR OF COUNTY ROAD RESURFACING PROJECTS

    Two Fugitives from Kentucky arrested in the Genoa and East Lynn area during a joint operation

    Two Fugitives from Kentucky arrested in the Genoa and East Lynn area during a joint operation

    STATE POLICE ASK FOR PUBLIC’S HELP  IN  SEPARATE CASES OF MISSING FEMALES

    STATE POLICE ASK FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN SEPARATE CASES OF MISSING FEMALES

    WANTED FUGITVE FOR RAPE IN OHIO IS ARRESTED  IN WAYNE COUNTY

    WANTED FUGITVE FOR RAPE IN OHIO IS ARRESTED IN WAYNE COUNTY

  • Announcements
    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 

    Facing Hunger Foodbank Hosts Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Martin County, KY

    Facing Hunger Foodbank Hosts Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Martin County, KY

    Community Health Fair Set For Tuesday, October 17, 2023 

    Community Health Fair Set For Tuesday, October 17, 2023 

    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

    HARVEST MOON GALA: Join us for Lawrence County’s first ever farm to fork event!

    HARVEST MOON GALA: Join us for Lawrence County’s first ever farm to fork event!

    Lawrence County Board of Education  Regular August 2023 MEETING AGENDA

    Lawrence County Board of Education  Regular August 2023 MEETING AGENDA

  • Editorials/Letters
    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

    Citizen ‘Disgusted’ With New Turn Lanes At Louisa Food City Entrance/Exit

    Citizen ‘Disgusted’ With New Turn Lanes At Louisa Food City Entrance/Exit

    OPINION: Steward the Truth with Grace, not Condemnation

  • News
    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

    HAPPY LABOR DAY LAZER READERS! WHY FEDERAL HOLIDAY?

    HAPPY LABOR DAY LAZER READERS! WHY FEDERAL HOLIDAY?

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED NEARLY A YEAR AFTER BEING INDICTED FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ARRESTED NEARLY A YEAR AFTER BEING INDICTED FOR CHILD SEX ABUSE

    Kentucky Rejects Controversial Subsidies for a Cryptomining Company in Lawrence County, Ky.

    Kentucky Rejects Controversial Subsidies for a Cryptomining Company in Lawrence County, Ky.

  • Sports
    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

    LAWRENCE CO. SWEEPS TOLSIA IN YOUTH LEAGUE FOOTBALL

    LAWRENCE CO. SWEEPS TOLSIA IN YOUTH LEAGUE FOOTBALL

    Second Annual Lawrence Co. US23 Tennis Open Earns Nearly $2,000

    Second Annual Lawrence Co. US23 Tennis Open Earns Nearly $2,000

    TOLSIA ROUTS VAN AT HOME FOR FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON

    TOLSIA ROUTS VAN AT HOME FOR FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON

    LAWRENCE CO. USES BALANCED ATTACK IN ROAD VICTORY OVER HARLAN CO.

    LAWRENCE CO. USES BALANCED ATTACK IN ROAD VICTORY OVER HARLAN CO.

    DAWGS MAKING LONG TREK TO HARLAN LOOKING TO BUILD ON WIN OVER PERRY CENTRAL

    DAWGS MAKING LONG TREK TO HARLAN LOOKING TO BUILD ON WIN OVER PERRY CENTRAL

    Lawrence Co. Youth Football League Takes Three Out Of Four Games Saturday At Luke Varney Jr. Memorial Stadium

    Lawrence Co. Youth Football League Takes Three Out Of Four Games Saturday At Luke Varney Jr. Memorial Stadium

  • Lifestyles
    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

    BURDENED SCHOOL SYSTEMS, GRANDPARENTS BEING ASKED TO RAISE ‘OPIOID’ KIDS

    BURDENED SCHOOL SYSTEMS, GRANDPARENTS BEING ASKED TO RAISE ‘OPIOID’ KIDS

    Fred M. Vinson Foundation Board Will Meet At The Museum August 16 At 5:30 P.M. 

    Fred M. Vinson Foundation Board Will Meet At The Museum August 16 At 5:30 P.M. 

  • Courthouse
    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

    Martin County Grand Jury Meets On September 7th And Issues Indictments

    Martin County Grand Jury Meets On September 7th And Issues Indictments

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    Lawrence County, KY. court docket for the week of August 21-25

    Lawrence County court docket for the week of August 7-Sept 8

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – APRIL 21-30, 2023

    LAWRENCE COUNTY ARREST LIST – AUGUST 16-31, 2023

    Lawrence County, Ky.  Deeds, Marriages and Civil Cases for the week of 8/27-9/2

    Lawrence County, Ky. Deeds, Marriages and Civil Cases for the week of 8/27-9/2

  • 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
    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.

    Charley M. Prichard, of Louisa, KY

    Charley M. Prichard, of Louisa, KY

    William Frederick Martin II, 80, formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    William Frederick Martin II, 80, formerly of Louisa, Ky.

    Paul Moore, 81, of Louisa, Kentucky

    Paul Moore, 81, of Louisa, Kentucky

    Daniel Brown, 67, of Blaine, KY

    Daniel Brown, 67, of Blaine, KY

  • Regional News
    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

    DAYTIME CLOSURE SCHEDULED FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS IN MARTIN COUNTY

    DAYTIME CLOSURE SCHEDULED FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS IN MARTIN COUNTY

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED NEAR EAST LYNN AFTER JOINT OPERATION

    TWO DRUG SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED NEAR EAST LYNN AFTER JOINT OPERATION

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ARREST SUBJECT FOR SEX CRIMES AT GRAYSON LAKE

    KENTUCKY STATE POLICE ARREST SUBJECT FOR SEX CRIMES AT GRAYSON LAKE

    LAWRENCE COUNTY AWARDED OVER $140,000  FOR A PAIR OF COUNTY ROAD RESURFACING PROJECTS

    LAWRENCE COUNTY AWARDED OVER $140,000 FOR A PAIR OF COUNTY ROAD RESURFACING PROJECTS

    Two Fugitives from Kentucky arrested in the Genoa and East Lynn area during a joint operation

    Two Fugitives from Kentucky arrested in the Genoa and East Lynn area during a joint operation

    STATE POLICE ASK FOR PUBLIC’S HELP  IN  SEPARATE CASES OF MISSING FEMALES

    STATE POLICE ASK FOR PUBLIC’S HELP IN SEPARATE CASES OF MISSING FEMALES

    WANTED FUGITVE FOR RAPE IN OHIO IS ARRESTED  IN WAYNE COUNTY

    WANTED FUGITVE FOR RAPE IN OHIO IS ARRESTED IN WAYNE COUNTY

  • Announcements
    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 

    Facing Hunger Foodbank Hosts Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Martin County, KY

    Facing Hunger Foodbank Hosts Drive-Thru Food Distribution in Martin County, KY

    Community Health Fair Set For Tuesday, October 17, 2023 

    Community Health Fair Set For Tuesday, October 17, 2023 

    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

    HARVEST MOON GALA: Join us for Lawrence County’s first ever farm to fork event!

    HARVEST MOON GALA: Join us for Lawrence County’s first ever farm to fork event!

    Lawrence County Board of Education  Regular August 2023 MEETING AGENDA

    Lawrence County Board of Education  Regular August 2023 MEETING AGENDA

  • Editorials/Letters
    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

    Citizen ‘Disgusted’ With New Turn Lanes At Louisa Food City Entrance/Exit

    Citizen ‘Disgusted’ With New Turn Lanes At Louisa Food City Entrance/Exit

    OPINION: Steward the Truth with Grace, not Condemnation

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DR. GLENN MOLLETTE: Rising prices – one thing you can do

Dr. Glenn Mollette by Dr. Glenn Mollette
October 10, 2022
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Rising prices – one thing you can do

Reports are pointing to an 8.9% raise for Social Security recipients. While it won’t feel like enough, it may buy you a sack of groceries or a tank of gasoline. This is a big maybe on the gasoline as California reports prices of over $8 per gallon.

Some of our government leadership is crying because Saudi Arabia is cutting their oil production by 2 million barrels a day. This means less oil for everyone in the grand oil supply pool. I don’t understand why anyone in our government would want to do business with the Saudis.

Buying oil from Saudi Arabia, Venezuela or any foreign entity is crazy. Why don’t we use our own oil? I’m all for green energy but we aren’t quite there yet. Make electric cars and drive them. Utilize solar energy and else anything that we can to help preserve this planet and its resources.  Regardless, our country still needs oil. As long as we need oil, it would be wiser and much more cost effective to use our own oil. Put Americans back to work drilling our oil and selling it to foreign countries.

Our government has been draining our own oil reserve to try to keep the price of gasoline down. This doesn’t seem to be working very well. Plus, it puts our country at risk. When China and Russia decide to attack us, we need to be able to put fuel in our jets and ships. That would not be a good time to have to go back to Saudi Arabia and beg for oil.

We should utilize a full arsenal of energy from electric cars and a grid to supply the power. Utilize our oil, wind, natural gas and coal. Once our country can do everything without oil or coal, then we can move on from those resources. Being dependent on getting them from foreign nations doesn’t make sense, especially when we have the resources.

A loaf of bread will eventually cost Americans their 8.9% Social Security increase. Ukraine has been one of the world’s leading providers of wheat. Having Russia in control of Ukraine, a major source of the bread supply, along with their major supply of natural gas is bad news for the world.

The Crimea bridge that was recently bombed between Russia and Ukraine should have been bombed on day one by Ukrainians. Ukraine must do whatever it takes to thwart Russia’s ongoing destruction of their country. The news has been filled with fear that Russia will go nuclear in their efforts. When the nations start hurling nuclear bombs you won’t need to worry about gas, groceries and cost of living adjustments because this planet can only take so much.

Keep in mind there is still something you can do to make a difference – vote. Clear your calendar for voting. If you don’t vote then don’t complain about our government, inflation, rising interest rates, gasoline prices and more. I know it doesn’t feel like your one vote matters, but it truly counts. The only way you can bring about change is to clear your schedule, take the time, and vote.

Here Dr. Mollette each weekday at 8:56, 11:30 and 4:26 EST on XM radio 131

 

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Comments 2

  1. Howard says:
    12 months ago

    Amen! It’s unfortunate that the democrats have no sense of how to run this country properly.

    • KAG says:
      12 months ago

      Howie just keep drinking the Orange Kool Aid

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