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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
    DOLLYWOOD THEME PARK…ANNOUNCEMENT OF TRAIN DERAILMENT !

    DOLLYWOOD THEME PARK…ANNOUNCEMENT OF TRAIN DERAILMENT !

    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.

  • 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
    DOLLYWOOD THEME PARK…ANNOUNCEMENT OF TRAIN DERAILMENT !

    DOLLYWOOD THEME PARK…ANNOUNCEMENT OF TRAIN DERAILMENT !

    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.

  • 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

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

Special For The Lazer by Special For The Lazer
August 29, 2023
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Mark,

Long story short … my son was put on the wrong bus at Louisa West. The bus driver dropped him off with no parent or anyone. He was running thru pouring rain thru Meadowbrook for 15 mins when a random person picked him up and brought him home. He was soaking wet, an emotional wreck & scared. The school is sweeping everything under the rug I can elaborate that’s just the jist. I moved my child to Fallsburg but I am going to new outlets they just wanna act like he couldn’t have been ran over, struck by lightening or kidnapped. He was running from Meadowbrook to 1690 where I live!!!!!!

 

Paxton

“…I Want someone in the school district to take what happened to my son serious, he is 6 years old this should have never happened! The emotional damage both of us, along with his dad, have suffered is unbelievable. Sorry isn’t going to fix this. Someone needs to be held responsible. I feel like both the superintendent and principal handled the situation wrong and dismissed every concern I had as a parent.

They were both very rude to me, like I was somehow in the wrong for even wanting a meeting with them. I tried moving my child out of the classroom (not only due to this incident but multiple things with this teacher) and they would not do it. Said I don’t make the rules. Seems to be a power trip to me.

I will be heard if I have to go the highest level!

One last thing, how would you feel Mr. Maynard or Mr. Fletcher if your child was running in the street in a horrible storm crying, soaking wet, screaming for their mommy? Would you handle the situation different? Would you handle it different if it was a family you knew personally who always gets favored? Some parents can pick their kids class just because who they are, but a situation like this happens and you wont allow it?!

I would also like to sincerely thank Clara Smith for picking my scared baby up and bringing him home. If you weren’t coming thru the area he could’ve been ran over, struck by lightening or kidnapped. I owe everything to you, but nothing to the school!

Furthermore this is child endangerment and negligence. If the roles were reversed and I put my child in harms way like the school did, I would be in jail. What makes the school any less accountable?”

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Comments 26

  1. Lachrisha Raines says:
    1 month ago

    Omg this scares me my son is 7 I am afraid of the same thing when he rides the bus hes so badly wanting to ride it

  2. KAG says:
    1 month ago

    Lawsuit?

    • Lawrence county schools suck! says:
      1 month ago

      Fletcher don’t give a damn about anyone or anything unless it favors him. I’ve had troubles from him since day one. I’ve had my autistic son put on the wrong bus several times but he refused to get off the bus if I wasn’t there. He would throw such a fit the school had to call me. I was lucky to say the least. This is ridiculous and they never admit their at fault. I hope you get help with this. I would say lawsuit. Lawrence county has never won a lawsuit even the one that they should of been hands down won in their sleep. I know that’s not exactly what your wanting but at least then something would be done and the blame assigned to the right people!

  3. Susan says:
    1 month ago

    Lawsuit

  4. Kayla p says:
    1 month ago

    This is absolutely horrible. I can’t imagine my son out in a thunder storm running down the road, scared to death and alone. What if someone had I’ll intentions and came up on this little boy? This, along with the other issues this little boy has suffered with this teacher is honestly enough to fire this teacher. But all this mother asked was for her son to be moved to a different class and they wouldn’t even accommodate that?! I for sure think a lawsuit for negligence and emotional distress is in order.

  5. Maynard says:
    1 month ago

    Push for justice, they need to be held accountable. I feel for them Justin was done the same way in 1994 and the next year, first day kindergarten and first day 1st grade, was taken all the way to yellow creek and then put over in a man’s private vehicle and sent back to school and turned out on the side walk look around and our baby coming down the side walk alone.. two years in a row.. this should not happen. They need fired and reprimanded for actions and there responsibility. Lawrence County has been this way for years they will lie, lie, lie to your face principal, teachers all of them. PUSH IT!!!

  6. Tear them down says:
    1 month ago

    Fallsburg is no better. There’s been bad cases of bullying swept under the rug because it involved a teachers kid as the aggressor. Nobody, staff included, likes the principal either. You can bet if this incident occurred there the outcome would be identical. “All In LC” is a joke. More like “All for Fletcher’s Inner Circle.”

    • Time to learn the facts! says:
      1 month ago

      I love how you can say staff included no one likes the principal at Fallsburg. If that were so why do they all still teach there? Why is their culture so good in the building? Why are they the highest performing school in the district and one of the top in the area? Perhaps rather than spread fake news, spewing hate we focus on spreading positivity through out this community! Pathetic that anything that happens in Lawrence County has to be an opportunity for some to share their unwanted opinion on completely unrelated issues! Shame on you for taking away from this parents story!

      • Mary says:
        1 month ago

        Could be that they have 12 kids in a class??? Town classes are full! I would expect the highest scores from kids that are in those extremely small class sizes. No one in town sits with these size classes.

  7. Linda Messmer says:
    1 month ago

    And then they get mad when levies are voted down. Teachers always wanting a raise. No one wants to be accountable. I am just so glad I don’t have any children in school here and my grandchildren live in Paintsville!!!!

  8. Truth says:
    1 month ago

    Fletcher pours words out like sugar but he’s as sour as they come. He does nothing to correct problems people have with teachers or principals. Go to the board meetings. You’ll see his true colors.

  9. Elizabeth says:
    1 month ago

    Something definitely needs to be done about this, someone needs to be held accountable and action taken against them. Totally unacceptable incident.

  10. Betty says:
    1 month ago

    No a lawsuit isn’t going to solve the problem. Only people who sue for this kind of thing only want money. Money will not change anything. Need to meet with parents and child and discuss with the child what happened and how they are going to not this mistake again with any child.

    • I agree says:
      1 month ago

      I agree 100%. When I hear lawsuit, I hear “I am putting a monetary value on what my child went through.” No amount of money is going to help solve the problem. It’s not their money that would be lost in a lawsuit, it would be the taxpayers money. I am 100% in favor of resolving the problem so it never happens again.

  11. Amity Perry says:
    1 month ago

    This is exactly why we moved to Greenup. The schools in Lawrence county are a joke, even more so than when I attended. Get you a lawyer honey. Someone needs to be held responsible for what happened to your precious baby. Take it all the way. Praying for you!

  12. Cutthecrap says:
    1 month ago

    Fletcher is massively egotistical, rude, and caters to the “in-crowd”. And the whole school system puts priority on sports and sports kids, all while nearly every single school facility we have needs work. Louisa west looks like something from a third world country, the middle school roof leaks like a sieve and has mold problems. And all the other schools are getting age on them and need replaced at some point. We have by far the worst school facilities of any surrounding county. But they blow $1million on football turf.

    • Scared parent for all the kids says:
      1 month ago

      Yessss it’s a {censored} joke it’s one problem to the next and the teacher’s principals and all are the biggest bullies to the students especially if your not a high class individual or a sports 🏀 🏈 kid I’m scared to send my kids daily my anxiety is ridiculously high every day I set by my phone also my kids now have anxiety where they get sick when going or get to the school because they don’t know what’s gonna happen that day and if they get sick well f that they don’t care they only worry about their nasty pay checks and screaming”” your truant!!””” ALWAYS because heaven forbid anyone get sick and you better not get sick more than 6 days a year 🤣 like really kiss my******* they wouldn’t be this way about it if it wasn’t affecting their paychecks sadly….they don’t care if kids learn anything ppshhhh…. only school system I have ever seen like them and it’s disgusting and definitely not bulldog proud as they say 🙄 But will anything be done this poor baby boy’s situation should never been done this way anything those parents asked they should have accommodated and no hesitation and still apologize daily !!!! But no they are jokes also I believe their treatment to these students are the reasons for why some turn out the way they do it’s extremely sad I pray something is done soon with the whole district otherwise the crap will always continue

  13. Tina says:
    1 month ago

    Hell they don’t even have enough middle school teachers at BES. Now they are threatening to make Blaine middle school kids go to Louisa Middle. According to the ACTC coordinator BES is the lowest paying school in Lawrence County for teachers. Where did all the money go they got to do all the remodeling to all the school. Louisa West is so old and run down it should be torn down. Why not join east and west together the other two elementary are like that but that isn’t good enough for the city school.

    • Joe C says:
      1 month ago

      You geniuses always vote against money for any improvements to county schools. Remember?

      • Tom Sawyer says:
        1 month ago

        What don’t you understand about it? Yes the school is run down and in dire need of improvements. The same tired argument that’s presented is where has all the money gone for 30 years for these said improvements? That’s the whole jist of it. I attended school there 30 years ago. It’s not been updated hardly at all! Plenty of tax money is collected annually! More than enough to operate with payroll, supplies and updates! Most likely a new school will be built. People are sick of being taxed so much in every aspect of life. We aren’t Boyd Co, we aren’t Pike county, and we aren’t Johnson Co. we constantly get compared to neighboring counties. We don’t have 40% of the business they have to raise the taxes. People don’t want kids getting sick or being in harms way as you so often comment. Social media and avenues such as this allow people like you to spew your nonsense that you typically wouldn’t say in a real conversation. It’s honestly what’s wrong with the world right now. So fire back with how my speech isn’t up to par or how I’m uneducated. Have a good day and please donate all you have to these improvements because I’m sure you let your home fall in and wish for a handout as well rather than repairing it.

  14. Little Tom says:
    1 month ago

    Wasn’t aware there were so many school system experts in Lawrence county that had such a firm grasp on child safety, accountability, and school bus protocol. Since so many have found the time to complain about employees doing their best to assist all schoolchildren, perhaps they can come together and volunteer their time and wealth of knowledge provide a full proof plan without the possibility of a failure.

    • Justagirl says:
      1 month ago

      Where I live, the elementary kids have color coded badges that are attached to their book bag. The color is for their age because kids this young have to have someone present to be permitted off the bus. The color tag clues the bus driver in to this with a quick glance. On that color tag is the bus number as well. Each day, teachers are alerted to bus changes in case a parent is picking them up, going to grandmas or whatever. These tags ensure these kiddos get home safely. If no one is there to meet the little ones, the school is contacted and the kid is returned to the school. The adult has to come and get them.

  15. Mike says:
    1 month ago

    The same thing happened to my step son at wayne elm several years ago. They too acted like it was no big deal.

  16. Concerned says:
    1 month ago

    This is a scary thought, I can’t imagine how scared this baby was! I hope someone is held responsible, but also be careful with fallsburg it really isn’t any better, I know several people that’s had a ton of problems out of that principal and several teachers

    • Joe C says:
      1 month ago

      Those are the very same people that would have a problem no matter who the principal or teachers were. “My little Johnnie’s a perfect angel….”

  17. Don’t complain exercise your rights says:
    4 weeks ago

    Home schooling is legal in KY. If you don’t like the school system take your kids out of it and teach them yourselves.

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