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The Special Needs Parent Support Group, a grassroots community that sprang up on Facebook this year, has taken on a life of its own. More than just an online source of solace for families facing the unique challenges of raising children with special needs, members of the group members have begun advocating for inclusivity and support among the community at large.
A new support group has been started for parents in Grant County who are struggling with the challenge of raising children with special needs. Special Needs Moms for Grant County, Kentucky was launched on Facebook recently with the goal of providing support for parents and advocating for understanding and inclusivity.
Grant County Public Library hosted their annual Summer Reading Kickoff on May 30. The festive event involved food, fun and the promise of an event-filled season of reading and activities.
Four summer feeding mobiles will be rolling through Grant County soon. Here, food service director Maggie Livingood hands out backpacks to children at the library's Summer Reading Kickoff on May
In a few days, Grant County Schools' brightly painted summer feeding mobiles will hit the road. From June 8 through July 31, any child from birth through age 18 can
Folks in the county seat got their first look at the city's new welcome center last Saturday at the My Williamstown event. The event, co-hosted by the Grant County Historical Society, combined a celebration of Williamstown with a patriotic nod to America 250.
In the interest of safety, Grandview may soon see mid-block stop signs installed. Several Grandview residents visited the May 5 Cynthiana Board of Commissi
Paul Maddox, of Maddox & Associates CPAs Inc., appeared before the Williamstown City Council at the June 1 regular meeting to discuss the FY 2024-25 audit report.
The library kicked off its dinosaur-themed summer reading program, "Unearth a Story," on Tuesday, June 2. The weather was perfect for enjoying outdoor activities, including Paul Colson's petting zoo, a bounce house, dinosaur games, and a photo booth.
The annual Harrison County Community Health Fair took place at the middle school Thursday, June 4, and, as always, it was a wonderful opportunity to get free screenings and tests—preventative care that can make a huge difference in health outcomes. Attendees could also visit with representatives from a host of health-related services and community organizations.
