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Boyle parents want good child care — but can they afford it?
A majority of Boyle County parents across racial, social and cultural lines want high-quality early childhood education, according ... Read more
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ART and SOUL: 2nd Street Festival gets art component
By ROBIN HART robin.hart@amnews.com The Soul of 2nd Street Festival is expanding this year to include an arts ... Read more
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Garden Tea, online auction new benefit for KSD
An informal afternoon tea and silent art auction will take place on the front lawn of Kentucky School ... Read more
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Jennie Rogers has last Kidtucky Derby
A rain shower didn’t dampen the annual high-spirited competition as Jennie Rogers Elementary celebrated Kentucky’s history with its ... Read more
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Student protesters reach agreement with Centre College
Centre College and a group of student protesters came to an agreement on demands made by students Friday ... Read more
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Primary Profiles 2018: Three run for jailer in Democratic primary
Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series of stories from The Advocate-Messenger looking at every contested local ... Read more
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‘Peaceful and strong’ — Centre sit-in continues as students demand changes on racial issues
Centre College students continued a second day of peaceful protesting during a sit-in at Old Centre on Thursday. ... Read more
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Centre first lady: Protest is a ‘showboat’
Editor’s note: The students who took the video this story reports on have requested the video not be ... Read more
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First responders invited to take free railroad emergency response training
Area first responders have an opportunity to receive free training in railroad emergency response so they can be ... Read more
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Symposium to teach about Boyle Landmark Trust’s revolving fund for preservation
In recognition of Preservation Month, Boyle Landmark Trust is sponsoring a free, two-day public symposium in May to ... Read more
