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KSD elementary teacher wins achievement award, has shot at Teacher of the Year
A Kentucky School for the Deaf teacher is being recognized for his work in the classroom after being ... Read more
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Danville pizza restaurant open again after fire
It’s been more than a month since a fire closed a Danville restaurant, but the downtown staple is ... Read more
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Getting in the spirit: Crowd turns out to support distillery grand opening
The sun shone brightly over the Lebanon Road home of the Wilderness Trail Distillery on Saturday for ... Read more
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Officials want changes made to dangerous, poorly lit intersection in Junction City
It’s a major road, the home of the World’s Longest Yard Sale, and divides the city of Junction ... Read more
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Grimes: Public ‘bets against’ younger generation showing up to vote
Students from Boyle County High School, Danville High School and Centre College had an opportunity to meet Kentucky ... Read more
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Annual Day of Action from United Way puts 450 volunteers to work building, repairing, interacting
Every year, the United Way Day of Action brings together people from different groups to help improve the ... Read more
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Going after heroin dealers not an easy task for local law enforcement
Recent overdose deaths in the Danville area may be linked to heroin laced with more potent drugs ... Read more
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Backpack policy will be up to individual Danville schools
It will be up to individual Danville schools to decide whether they want to allow students to carry ... Read more
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Delivered from drugs: Mercer woman who battled addiction now running jail ministry
You could say that Diane Green is living a life of redemption. A wife and mother, Green has ... Read more
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Frank X Walker shares with students during literary festival: Groups watch play adapted from poet’s work about Isaac Murphy
On Friday, during the Frank X Walker Literary Festival, students from Boyle, Danville, Lincoln and Mercer schools had ... Read more
