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One Year Later, Tornado Recovery Continues to Make Progress
One Year Later, Tornado Recovery Continues to Make Progress

In Mayfield alone - a city of 10,000 residents - the deadly tornadoes destroyed 257 homes and damaged another 1,000, according to the city. Most of its historic town center was destroyed.

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WANTED PERSON
WANTED PERSON

Cole Jarrett Fields, 27 originally of Graves County, is currently wanted by the Sheriff's Office on a felony warrant. Fields does not have a permanent address and moves around a lot.

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WNBA star Griner freed in swap for Russian arms dealer Bout
WNBA star Griner freed in swap for Russian arms dealer Bout

Russia freed WNBA star Brittney Griner on Thursday in a high-profile prisoner exchange, as the U.S. released notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout

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Local Sheriff in lead of Dancing for Gold 2023 cancer fundraiser
Local Sheriff in lead of Dancing for Gold 2023 cancer fundraiser

"I dream of the day when every child can be promised a cure. Yes, heroes come in all sizes, but the tiniest of heroes should be promised a full long life, too," - Jessica, Mother of Donnie, a 16 month old diagnosed with pediatric cancer.

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Debut of new Wall to Wall murals book at With Love, From Kentucky
Debut of new Wall to Wall murals book at With Love, From Kentucky

A special package of a new Wall to Wall book, Wall to Wall tote bag, and Wall to Wall t-shirt are available at $45, a 15% discount off of the regular prices of each.

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The Northwest TN Volunteer December 2022
The Northwest TN Volunteer December 2022
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Southern Ill News December 2022
Southern Ill News December 2022

Southern Illinois News, Your Local News Source!!

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Cameron supports action from lawmakers on abortion ban
Cameron supports action from lawmakers on abortion ban

The state's highest court has kept the abortion ban in place while it reviews the case, leaving abortions on hold in Kentucky and forcing women who can afford the procedure to look elsewhere.

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November Farmers Quarterly 2022
November Farmers Quarterly 2022
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November Farmers Quarterly 2022
November Farmers Quarterly 2022
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Marshall County High School baseball field renamed for victim in school shooting
Marshall County High School baseball field renamed for victim in school shooting

The renaming was finalized Tuesday when the sign bearing his name was placed on top of the scoreboard.

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Surviving spiritual flu
Surviving spiritual flu

This year, flu season started a month early and is expected to the have highest severity in 13 years. That was a headliner in the Washington Post in October. Experts are bracing for a rough year with both the

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Homestead tax exemption increase good news for seniors
Homestead tax exemption increase good news for seniors

The Kentucky Department of Revenue has set the maximum homestead exemption at $46,350 for the 2023 and 2024 tax periods, an increase of $5,850 over the previous two years.

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Potential candidates for circuit clerk in Carlisle, Franklin and Harrison counties  must register for exam by Nov. 29
Potential candidates for circuit clerk in Carlisle, Franklin and Harrison counties must register for exam by Nov. 29

Residents in Carlisle, county who want to run in the special election for circuit court clerk in 2023 have until Tuesday, Nov. 29, to register for the circuit clerk exam. Hopefuls for the office must pass the Circuit Court Clerk Examination to be on the ballot.

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West KY News 11-18-22
West KY News 11-18-22

West KY News has been serving Western Kentucky since 1930 with a weekly newspaper every week.

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The Scene November 2023
The Scene November 2023
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Senior Scene November 2022
Senior Scene November 2022
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Tennessee quarterback and brother use NIL money to produce children's book on Scripture
Tennessee quarterback and brother use NIL money to produce children's book on Scripture

Before he became the Heisman frontrunner leading the most feared offense in college football for the nation's top-ranked team, Hendon Hooker thought it would be nice to write a children's book.

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Payne: Bellarmine not an ideal foe for Cards' opener
Payne: Bellarmine not an ideal foe for Cards' opener

Kenny Payne doesn't have to worry about convincing his players that Bellarmine, just two years removed from Division II, can beat his Louisville basketball team in its season opener Wednesday (9 p.m., ACCN) in the KFC Yum! Center.

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Amendment 2 fails to pass, pro-life advocates stay galvanized
Amendment 2 fails to pass, pro-life advocates stay galvanized

Even though Constitutional Amendment 2 was defeated at the polls Tuesday, the fight for the unborn is far from over, say pro-life leaders in the commonwealth.

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Paducah Business Journal October 2022
Paducah Business Journal October 2022

Paducah Business Journal, The River City's local business news...

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Ex-Cat Allen embracing new start at WKU
Ex-Cat Allen embracing new start at WKU

"Western was one of my first offers so it's definitely something when I entered the portal this summer Western was one of the first people to hit me up again," said Allen

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UPS bringing projects, more jobs to Kentucky, Beshear says
UPS bringing projects, more jobs to Kentucky, Beshear says

Economic development news topped Gov. Andy Beshear's weekly press conference at the Capitol on Thursday, including 435 new jobs being created in Jefferson and Bullitt counties from an expansion by UPS Supply Chain Solutions.

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UK trustees approve Ashland hospital becoming part of UK Healthcare
UK trustees approve Ashland hospital becoming part of UK Healthcare

The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees on Thursday approved proceeding with plans later this year for Ashland-based King's Daughters Health System to become part of UK HealthCare.

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McConnell Secures Nearly $5 Million to Expand Eddyville Riverport
McConnell Secures Nearly $5 Million to Expand Eddyville Riverport

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced today the Department of Transportation (DOT) will provide $4,912,631 to the Eddyville Riverport and Industrial Development Authority through the Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP).

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