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Custom baby shower gifts grow into storefront operation for Danville woman
The birth of a business What started as a way to give unique presents to the moms-to-be in ... Read more
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County ‘fortunate’ no major damage from Friday’s storms
Severe thunderstorms blew across the region Friday night, bringing severe winds and a threat of tornados for Boyle ... Read more
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Campbellsville University plans free books, free rides for students at Harrodsburg campus
Students taking general education classes this fall at the Harrodsburg campus of Campbellsville University will receive free books ... Read more
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Danville police warn public after series of vehicle break-ins
Lock your cars, keep valuables out of sight, be vigilant — these are some of the tips officers ... Read more
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Teachers academies in Danville focus on linguistics, music
About 24 middle- and high-school educators from around Kentucky gathered at Danville High School for the four-day Arts-Literacy ... Read more
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Revenue from Bunny Davis pool similar to last year
More than 2,357 people have visited the Bunny Davis pool since it opened on May 27, bringing in ... Read more
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P&Z director would work five days a week under budget committee proposal
The Danville-Boyle County Planning and Zoning offices could be open five days a week as of Oct. 1, ... Read more
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Hundreds attend Boyle’s Black and Gold camp
Study in fun About 600 students turned out for the Black and Gold Academy, held at Boyle County ... Read more
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Experience Danville camp gives kids education, fun
STEAM-y summer A total of 358 students attended the two-week Experience Danville-PEP Camp at Danville High School, which ... Read more
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Officials: Evidence was ‘overwhelming’ against Keith
Closing the “tens of boxes” in the case against Kenneth Allen Keith was not a hard thing for ... Read more
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