Weber: Legislative panel warns of tight budgets ahead
COVINGTON – The mainframe computer processing all of Kentucky’s unemployment insurance claims was built a decade before the 1980s-era arcade game Pac-Man. “Think about that,” Deputy Secretary for Education and Workforce Development Cabinet Brad Montell said while
Partnership plans first-ever Farm to Fork community dinner
The Benton Partnership is working to host a new fundraiser that members hope will prove a fun community event and shine the spotlight on local producers. The first-ever Farm to Fork community dinner event will begin at
Future Marshals conclude first session of basketball camp
The Marshall County boy’s basketball program is wrapping up a four-day Fundamentals Camp Thursday for ages Kindergarten though ninth grade. Approximately 125 attendees in this first session have covered basic fundamentals, both individual and team competitions, and insight from guest
Registration errors lead to disqualifications of middle school track athletes at state meet
Competing as one team combined of middle school student-athletes from South Marshall Middle and North Marshall Middle, the track team’s success led them to the KTCCCA Middle School State Championships in Louisville last Saturday. At the state
Kentucky State Police to auction off vehicles
FRANKFORT – Bidding is set for Friday when Kentucky’s top law enforcement agency puts about 160 vehicles up for public auction. Kentucky State Police officials say about 110 running vehicles and 50 non-running vehicles will be offered at
AG Beshear again threatens to sue Bevin
FRANKFORT — Kentucky’s Democratic attorney general has threatened to sue the state’s Republican governor for a fourth time. Andy Beshear said Gov. Matt Bevin’s executive order last week that dissolved and reorganized several state education boards was unconstitutional.
Judge tosses ethics ruling for state lobbyists, lawmakers
FRANKFORT — When 22 Kentucky lawmakers and lobbyists were charged with giving and taking bribes nearly three decades ago, the state legislature responded by passing what is still regarded as one of the toughest ethics laws in