Betsy Smith is a journalist based in Grant County, Kentucky, with a focus on local news and events. She writes for the ROHS Theatre Company and her work has also been featured in publications such as Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, JD Supra, and Franklin Favorite. Betsy covers a range of topics including education, community issues, and local government.
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Betsy Smith's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and announcements in Grant County, Kentucky. She often covers topics related to education, school board activities, construction, audits, family and relationships, entertainment news, house and home-related matters.
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A little more than a year ago, a 12-week-old female pit bull was brutally beaten by her owner.
Editor’s note: I wrote this story for the Cynthiana Democrat but want to share it with Grant County readers in hopes of shedding a little positive light on the many
The weather co-operated beautifully for the Dry Ridge Cruise In on June 1. There were lots of cars, lots of visitors–including Batman–and loads of sunshine. A full story and more
For the first time, the Williamstown Kiwanis awarded a scholarship to a student headed to vocational school. Cole Milburn is pictured here accepting the award from Kiwanis member Hilbert Hensley.
By: Brittany Barrientos, Aimee Guzman Davenport, Betsy Smith, Sarah Lintecum
On June 28, the Supreme Court released its opinion in Loper Bright Enterprises et. al v. Secretary of Commerce ( Loper ), which regulatory practitioners have been anxiously awaiting to see whether the Court would allow longstanding agency deference precedent to stand. It did not. With the fall of Chevron, Loper
There is no way Lorrie Huelgel should be able to compete in a full Ironman competition this September. After she took a fall on the ice in the third week
It's easy to find the Skinner Family Fun Center; just look for the bright yellow storefront with red trim at 110 South Main Street in Williamstown. The paint job was
By: Brittany Barrientos, Alisa Nickel Ehrlich, Betsy Smith, Nathan Isom
At long last and at the tail-end of what is on track to be the hottest summer on record, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued its first proposed heat standard on August 30, 2024. OSHA's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Heat Injury and Illness Prevention in Outdoor and Indoor Work Settings (Proposed Rule) puts pen to paper on one of the largest initiatives of the Biden Administration. The public now has 120 days to provide comments, meaning that a final rule will not be issued before the November general election.
A student and the child’s parent are facing serious charges after a gun was found in the child’s backpack at a Cynthiana elementary school.
In terms of the number of businesses opening their doors, 2024 has been a great year for Grant County–a "banner year" in the words of Chamber Director Jamie Baker.
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