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Community member files OEA complaint against Danville school board for non-renewal of superintendent contract
In an attempt to get more answers as to why Danville Independent Superintendent Keith Look’s contract was not ... Read more
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Grand jury will consider murder charge against Boyle man
A man accused of murdering his wife at their Shakertown Road home on March 6 was in Boyle ... Read more
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Danville takes a stand on safety
Danville Independent Schools passed a resolution stating its commitment to the safety and well-being of all students in ... Read more
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Housing authority discusses next step for possible unified center
The Housing Authority of Danville is looking for prospective locations for a potential EnVision center, a site that ... Read more
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One Day: The Boyle County Clerks Office
The Boyle County Clerks Office By 10 a.m. Friday, the frontline in the Boyle County Clerk’s Office is ... Read more
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New Boyle Middle to include exterior courtyard
Board approves purchasing audio and theatrical equipment The new Boyle County Middle School will include a courtyard and theatrical ... Read more
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Going well beyond: Student-led play brings some to stage for first-time as kids ‘take informed action’ and impress teacher
In just less than a week, a group of students not typically featured in Boyle County High School ... Read more
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EM Director says ‘not a good thing’ less than 1/3 of Boyle households signed up for alert system
Of the estimated 12,000 households in Boyle County, less than 4,000 people are signed up on the county’s ... Read more
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A perfect storm — Reason for mass incarceration is combination of many issues, says EKU professor
Kentucky is “noteworthy” because of its high incarceration rates, according to speaker Carolyn Dupont, who spoke this week ... Read more
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Trucks, tools stolen from Danville public works garage
Danville police are investigating the theft of two pickup trucks and a number of tools from the city’s ... Read more
