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Living on Purpose: Loving God is knowing His will and doing it

By Billy Holland Columnist Most of us have heard the 1969 song, “More Today than Yesterday” by the ...

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STRIDE athletes recognized

STRIDE is an organization that dedicates itself to working with individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and has ...

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Winchester Black History & Heritage Committee honors local veterans

The Winchester Black History & Heritage Committee is interested in supporting veterans each year. 2023 would be no ...

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Kentucky Hospital Association says its annual survey shows state continues to have an ‘acute shortage’ of health care workers

The Kentucky Hospital Association‘s annual Workforce Survey Report says Kentucky suffers from an “acute shortage” of health care ...

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Make sure pets have safe holiday, too

It won’t be a happy holiday season if your pet gets sick, so the Food and Drug Administration’s ...

Sports

Sheppard, Cats rock Hurricanes 95-73

The inaugural ACC-SEC Challenge was supposed to be a major test for young Kentucky. The Wildcats passed with ...

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Geri-Antics: Modern technology, part four

By Anne Carmichael Columnist The first phone call was made to Thomas Watson, who was Alexander Graham Bell’s ...

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Winchester Police Reports

Compiled by Matt Cizek. The following arrests were reported by the Winchester Police Department from Nov. 21-28. They ...

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Gridiron Cards celebrate season at banquet

On Thursday, Nov. 2, George Rogers Clark High School was defeated by Tates Creek in the 2023 KHSAA ...

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Bradshaw will fit right in with Wildcats once he makes full return to court

Aaron Bradshaw is back on the court and the freshman center hinted that he will make his Kentucky ...

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Godbey: People are a lot like breakfast

By Jack Godbey Columnist A reader stopped me to say how much she enjoyed the column. So much ...

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Study: Building a new public university in Southeastern Kentucky ‘problematic’

By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Building a new four-year public university in Southeastern Kentucky would be “prohibitively expensive ...

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Brownie recall from Gordon Food Service

Dianne’s Fine Desserts of Massachusetts is voluntarily recalling 512 cases (2,048 trays) of Gordon Food Service brownies sold ...

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Health and Mind: Stroke signs and symptoms

By Cara O’Neill Clark County Health Department Stroke is a leading cause of death in the United States ...

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Clark County Public Record Reports

Property Transfers The following property transfers were recorded in the Clark County Clerk’s office Nov. 4-11, 2023. • ...

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GRC pitcher Hansel chooses Rend Lake College

Lochlan Hansel, a reliable presence for George Rogers Clark High School’s baseball team, will be on the mound ...

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What’s happening at the Library: A menagerie

By James Gardner Clark County Public Library I’m not sure how it happened, but I ended up with ...

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Some ways to be prepared with winter weather coming

With holiday travel and winter weather approaching, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has launched their Winter Ready ...

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Roark: Tree trunks, the dead support the living

By Steve Roark Contributing Writer Trees are impressive life forms, producing tall, majestic columns that reach to the ...

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Cats surprise Cards to keep Governor’s Cup

With the opposite directions the football season had gone for each team, this looked like a prime time ...