Carly Dick is a local journalist based in Paducah, Kentucky. She writes for multiple news outlets, including The Southern Illinoisan, WPSD-TV, LLC, and the Paducah Sun. With a focus on local news, Carly covers a wide range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to crime and court proceedings.
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By: Carly Dick, Sun Cdick
McCracken County High School commemorated the start of its Jobs for America’s Graduates Kentucky program on Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
By: Carly Dick, Melanie Antonitis
Paducah and McCracken County residents had the opportunity to learn about the importance of skin cancer awareness and receive a free skin cancer screening Monday at the McCracken County Public
The Paducah Independent School Board met Monday night to hear a presentation about how school staff progress student achievement and approve other business.
The Paducah and McCracken County Planning Commissions approved the City and County Joint Comprehensive Plan during a public hearing Tuesday.
Paducah celebrated the start of the holiday season with a Tree Lighting Ceremony by the riverfront Tuesday night. Hundreds of community members gathered around the 26-foot tree on Water Street
By: Carly Dick
PADUCAH — The City of Paducah held its second community meeting on whether the Paducah Main Street program should become a nonprofit organization Wednesday at Maiden Alley Cinema.
Josh Walker, a senior at Calloway County High School, plans to pursue a career in mechanics with an emphasis in agriculture machines.
Mercy Health — Lourdes Hospital Auxiliary's annual Festival of the Trees is on display at the hospital until Dec. 14. Each year, care teams with the hospital decorate one tree
By: Carly Dick, Sun Cdick
The McCracken County Board of Education heard progress updates on student wellness and teacher instruction during Thursday’s meeting.
By: Carly Dick, Sun Cdick, Audrey Pullen
Shelly Morris, Director of Freshwater Conservation for The Nature Conservancy, said the trail at Mantle Rock Nature Preserve isa certified site on
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