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McCracken County School Board to Meet Monday

Benton, Kentucky · Benton

McCracken County School Board to Meet Monday

100% Right coverage: 5 sources

The McCracken County Public Schools Board of Education will gather for a special called meeting Monday, June 30. Here's what's on the agenda.See the Story

Fourth of July 2025: A list of firework shows around Kentucky, Indiana

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Fourth of July 2025: A list of firework shows around Kentucky, Indiana

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Wondering when your town is holding its Fourth of July fireworks show? Here’s a list of some of the shows happening in or near the Louisville area.See the Story

Grant Funds Bolster Rural Ambulances with Training, Equipment

Mitchell, South Dakota · Mitchell

Grant Funds Bolster Rural Ambulances with Training, Equipment

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Motorized cots and chairs, emergency medical technician training and life support dummies are among the purchases made by local ambulance services through two rounds of grant awards from the South Dakota Department of Health. Some of those items came up during the first meeting of the Legislature’s Emergency Medical Services Interim Committee this week in Pierre. That body is studying ways to maintain the viability of the state’s ambulance servi…See the Story

2 injured in Lawrence County fireworks incident

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LAWRENCE COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Two people were injured on Friday night in Lawrence County after a fireworks incident. According to Lawrence County Emergency Medical Services, one person suffered serious injuries and was taken to a local facility. The other person was critically injured and flown to a regional specialty center. ⏩ Read today's top stories on wkrn.com EMS officials said the incident occurred after dusk. Lawrence County EMS is rem…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville See the Story

Running for royalty (WITH GALLERY) - The Tribune

Four vying for 2025 fair queen position The Lawrence County Fair officially starts on Monday, but on Sunday, in a pre-fair event, this year’s royalty will be named. The new fair queen, princess and king will be crowned in opening ceremonies, set for 5 p.m. The fair queen competition dates back to 1963 and the winner is selected from 4-H and FFA members, based on their involvement in the event, as well as their interview before the judges Last ye…Ironton · Ironton Read Article

Bricks available from MU’s Holderby Hall - The Tribune

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Memory bricks from the demolition of Holderby Hall at Marshall University are available for pickup at the 17th Street side of the demolition site, just outside the construction fence. Pickup is available from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, until Friday, July 18. Those visiting are advised the area is an active demolition site and to be aware of trucks and equipment. Holderby Hall, a nine-floor, co-ed dormitory at the…Huntington, West Virginia · Huntington Read Article

Time for pie - The Tribune

The Lawrence County Museum will be hosting its annual Pie Contest/ Pie Social at 2 p.m. on July 12. There will be an amateur and business class. All pies must be homemade. To enter the contest, bring a pie to the museum by 2 p.m. After winners are announced, all attendees can sample the pies. For more information, send a message to the museum’s Facebook page. (Submitted Photo)Ironton · Ironton Read Article

Fill the Freezer to debut at fair - The Tribune

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Traffic stop nets 52 grams of cocaine - The Tribune

A traffic stop in Ironton netted a lot of cocaine, over 50 grams, in fact. At approximately 8:28 a.m. on Sunday, a traffic stop was initiated by Ironton Police Officer Brian Jordan and while he was checking the vehicle identification number, it was found that the vehicle was reported stolen out of Columbus. The driver, Mulu Gemerey, of Reynoldsburg, was arrested on charges of possession of drugs, trafficking in drugs, transporting and receivin…Ironton · Ironton Read Article

‘There She is….’ - The Tribune

Miss Ohio, a Lawrence native, begins her duties; Preparing for national pageant When Olivia Fosson, of Kitts Hill, was crowned as Miss Ohio on June 21, she became the first ever winner of the pageant from Lawrence County. Going forward, she said she has a goal to visit all of the state’s 88 counties, and she wants to put a particular focus on Ohio’s Appalachian region. “There are a lot of events that Miss Ohio always goes,” she said of her sched…Ironton · Ironton Read Article

Summer Motion returning to Ashland today - The Tribune

Carnival, music, fireworks planned ASHLAND, Ky. — The annual Summer Motion festival will make its return to Ashland, starting July 1 and run through the Independence Day holiday. Events, which are free of charge, will take place on the Ashland Riverfront, located at 50 15th St. Headline music acts for the festival include The Infamous Stringdusters, We Are Messengers and The Frontmen. Festivities will include a carnival, children’s activities, f…Ironton · Ironton Read Article

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