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Protest brings crowd to downtown Danville
A peaceful protest for people to stand in solidarity against the recent death of African American George Floyd in Minneapolis at the hands of white ... Read more
19 hours ago by Robin Hart.
Boyle schools will have decision on returning to classes by July 10
In nearly a month, Boyle County Schools Superintendent Mike LaFavers said the district will have an answer on how/when the school year will begin. LaFavers ... Read more
19 hours ago by Zac Oakes.
Hilldale Cemetery mapping project completed
Hilldale Cemetery now has the most accurate records of burials there that it has ever had in its more than 150-year history, thanks to volunteer ... Read more
20 hours ago by Robin Hart.
Four new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Boyle County
Four new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Boyle County by the Boyle County Health Department Tuesday afternoon. Two of those cases come from last ... Read more
1 day ago by Zac Oakes.
Pet of the week: Meet Ollie
Our featured pet this week is a good-looking fellow we named Ollie. He came to the shelter as a stray after finding his way to ... Read more
2 days ago by Advocate-Messenger.
4-H: Help youth learn about pollinators
By KIM RAGLAND Pollinators are important because they help many of the plants we enjoy reproduce. If you like eating apples or watermelons or looking ... Read more
2 days ago by Advocate-Messenger.
News briefs, June 2
Residents to stand in solidarity A march for area residents to stand in solidarity against the recent deaths of George Floyd in Minneapolis and Breonna ... Read more
2 days ago by Advocate-Messenger.
Ephraim McDowell James B. Haggin Hospital passes state COVID-19 inspection
EMH News release HARRODSBURG — Ephraim McDowell James B. Haggin Hospital recently passed an unannounced state inspection relating to their COVID-19 response. The inspection was ... Read more
2 days ago by Advocate-Messenger.
Boyle hosts parade of graduates
It wasn’t a conventional graduation day for 193 members of the Boyle County High School Class of 2020, but it was not a conventional school ... Read more
2 days ago by Zac Oakes.
Hospital treatment changes during a pandemic
Since various social-distancing restrictions hit in March, to protect the public from the widespread of COVID-19, medical personnel have had to jump into brand new ... Read more
2 days ago by Bobbie Curd.
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