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Camp Horsin’ Around takes the reigns on emergency preparedness
EM encourages families, community agencies to create action plan for emergencies Imagine a worst case scenario — a ... Read more
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Boyle last day changes to May 19
Students in the Boyle County Schools will get out of school one day later than originally scheduled, thanks ... Read more
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Veteran has freedom to roam once more thanks to wheelchair-accessible van
A Danville military veteran Gary Young, his new wheelchair-accessible van has given him a whole lot more freedom. ... Read more
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Boyle ‘Princess Project’ provides prom dresses for dozens of girls
About 30 girls participated in the Princess Project, which was held at Centenary United Methodist Church in Danville Friday ... Read more
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Lynne Dean to be first female Boyle Co. Attorney
Boyle County Judge-Executive Harold McKinney has named Assistant County Attorney Lynne Dean to replace retiring Boyle County Attorney ... Read more
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Perryville driver died of blunt force trauma, ‘medical emergency suspected
Following an autopsy, the death of a Perryville man in February, who was found after his vehicle was ... Read more
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LaFavers contract renewed for third term, ninth year
Boyle County Superintendent Mike LaFavers will return for a third term as the leader of the district, as ... Read more
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Grant helps place backpacks for preschoolers
A $149,000 grant is helping “pipe dreams” for preschool educators in Boyle County come true. The $149,000 Preschool Partnership ... Read more
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Teen charged with murder gets new defense team
The Mercer County teen accused of murdering another teen has a new attorney — his former counsel. Trenton ... Read more
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Local law enforcement, fire officials respond to changes in House Bill 60
Bill would increase funding to officers, fire fighters and volunteer departments Local fire and law enforcement workers are watching ... Read more
