Marshals fall 62-55 to Mayfield
On the newly dedicated Joe T. Ford court, the Marshals took control in the second quarter and continued to lead Mayfield until a tie to start the fourth quarter set up a battle to the finish, with
Grimes Accepting Nominations for Outstanding Civic Educators
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 14, 2018) – Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes announced Wednesday that her office is accepting nominations for the 2018 Kentucky Outstanding Civic Education Leadership Award. The award recognizes teachers, school administrators, legislators and
Senate moves to curtail special taxing districts
FRANKFORT – The Senate passed legislation today that would require a county fiscal court or city council to approve any proposed tax by a special purpose government entity – such as a library, sewer district or volunteer
Bill green lighting semi-autonomous rigs advances
FRANKFORT – New semi-autonomous vehicle technology aimed at optimizing the efficiency and safety of commercial trucks by linking them in a multi-vehicle platoon that automates functions like speeding up, slowing down and braking could be coming to
KSP Selling Raffle Tickets For Dodge Charger R/T 392
The Kentucky State Police are taking a walk on the wild side this year to support their Trooper Island Camp for underprivileged children. The agency is selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a new 2018
Marshall County Sheriff’s Report February 14, 2018
We have been notified by complaints coming in to the Sheriff’s Office about folks calling those in our community trying to sell items ” for the kids from the school.” PLEASE do your homework prior to giving
Kentucky Lawmakers Hint Pension Plan Could Be Forthcoming
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Republican leaders in Kentucky’s legislature may be close to unveiling a bill aimed at shoring up state pension systems for government employees and school teachers after weeks of work. Senate President Robert Stivers
Bill to Preserve Liquor License Quotas in Kentucky Advances
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — In the world’s bourbon capital, an effort to eliminate a quota system limiting the number of liquor licenses is getting strong pushback from some Kentucky lawmakers. A bill that won initial committee approval Tuesday aims
Barber and hairdresser fee bill OK’d by House committee
FRANKFORT—Licensing and renewal fees for barbers, cosmetologists and related trades would be set by regulation, not by law, under a bill that has passed a House committee. Rep. Robby Mills, R-Henderson, sponsor of House Bill 260, said
Lady Marshals wrap up regular season with win over Madisonville
In their final game of the regular season, the Lady Marshals wrapped things up with a 49-34 win over Madisonville North Hopkins to improve to 15-13. They will meet Calloway County on Monday at Murray to play