Discover the Story of Our Neighbors in Johnson County
Living here in Martin County, we know how closely our lives are woven with the communities around...
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Category: Kentucky News
View Your Ballot Options for the 2023 Primary Election
The 2023 primary election in Kentucky is a highly anticipated event, as it will determine the candidates for various offices in the state. Kentucky is a state that has always been politically active, and the upcoming primary is...
Read MoreThe Comfy Cow Recalls Pints of Ice Cream
The Comfy Cow Recalls Pints of Ice Cream Due To Possible E. Coli Contamination and/or High Coliform Counts The Comfy Cow is recalling pints of Banana Puddin Y’all, Chocolate Squared2, Cookies and Cream, Cow Trax, Double Fold...
Read MoreUnclaimed Property in Kentucky
Let me start by saying this isn’t a hoax. Unclaimed property is turned over to the state after a certain period of time, usually 3 years. These items include financial assets such as abandoned checking accounts, non-cashed...
Read MoreCornerstone Christian Counseling, Welcomes Trena Penney
Cornerstone Christian Counseling, Louisa Inc. welcomes Trena Penney as new counselor . Trena Penney and counselor Tami Blackburn are both working on Mondays at Louisa office for now. Tammy Dillow will be working on Thursday...
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New York Times: What’s the Matter with Eastern Kentucky?
A guest post from a Reader… What’s your thoughts Martin County? The Insider...
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Cornerstone Christian Counseling staff awarded The Presidents’ Volunteer Service Award.
Cornerstone Christian Counseling staff awarded The Presidents’ Volunteer Service Award....
Read MoreFaith Christian Academy in Cannonsburg is now enrolling students
Faith Christian Academy in Cannonsburg is now enrolling students for 2014-2015 school year. FCA provides a quality Christian education for students in grades K4 thru 12. FCA is a member in good standing with Christian Schools...
Read MoreFather Beiting Point of Hope Center becomes licensed by Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Families Services as Alcohol & Other Drug Education (A.O.D.E.) Outpatient Treatment Program
As Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Centers outreach programs continue to expand I’m very proud and pleased to announce the Point of Hope program has recently achieved state licensure as an Alcohol and Other Drug Education...
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Kentucky Auditor Concerned about Medicaid Providers
Auditor Adam Edelen today released a review of the state’s Medicaid managed care system, finding an 8 percent drop in Medicaid providers that raises concerns about its ability to provide health care to an additional 300,000 Kentuckians under Medicaid expansion next year.
Read MoreElizabeth McCoy new chairwoman of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce board of directors
Elizabeth McCoy, president and CEO of Planters Bank in Hopkinsville, Ky., will take over as chairwoman of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce board of directors in October.
She will succeed Jim Booth, president of Inez, Ky.-based Booth Energy Group.
Department of Agriculture special examination, finds former commissioner misused state resources, employees for personal benefit
Auditor of Public Accounts Adam H. Edelen FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Stephenie...
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