Fiona Morgan is an Associate Editor at Falmouth Publishing, Inc. She specializes in entertainment news, covering topics such as concerts, festivals, and nightlife. Morgan's work has been featured in The Interior Journal, The Advocate-Messenger, and on platforms like Julie Roys.
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Fiona's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, and legal policy regulation in Danville, Kentucky. She often reports on announcements from the local government and covers events such as meetings on homelessness or fiscal court readings.
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By: Fiona Morgan
A report on Dalton Thomas Lifsey, disgraced frmr prez of Frontier Alliance International, has exposed multiple instances of sexual misconduct.
(FRANKFORT, KY) – Jennifer Montgomery, the 2025 Kentucky Teacher of the Year, encouraged members of the Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) Teachers Advisory Council (TAC) to share their stories during the TAC meeting on March 11.Montgomery, who said stories have power,
By: Fiona Morgan
(FRANKFORT, KY) – Students at Second Street School (Frankfort Independent) are learning all about agriculture and food in the school's new FoodPrints class.
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An Estill County student, accompanied by an associate from Toyota Manufacturing, signs a commitment letter during the Kentucky Community and Technical College System’s “Going Pro” signing day, marking the beginning of a journey into advanced manufacturing training. Photo by Myles Young, Kentucky Department of Education, April 4,
By: Fiona Morgan
New National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) Erinn Williams, center, is one of 117 new NBCTs that earned their certification this year. Photo courtesy of
By: Fiona Morgan
Karen Dodd, chief performance officer at the Kentucky Department of Education, presents details about the latest assessment and accountability framework to members of the Commissioner’s Student Advisory Council. Photo
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Students at Greenwood Elementary (Jefferson County) – from left, 5th-grader Sydney Vance, 4th-grader Ruby Goss, 4th-grader Abigail Westman and 5th-grader Zoe Winebrenner – present their project to a judge during the 2025 Student Technology Leadership
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A team of four content specialists from the Kentucky Department of Education taught each Kaleidoscope Community of Practice session: from left, Math Specialist Anne Simpson, Literacy Specialist Lori Bean,
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(FRANKFORT, KY) – The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) Career and Technical Education (CTE) Advisory Committee heard feedback and ideas for the New Teacher Institute at its meeting on May 7.The New Teacher Institute is a KDE
By: Fiona Morgan
The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) School Health Branch is making strides to help schools in the areas of nutrition, health services and physical activity.Created in June 2023, the branch operates in KDE’s Office of Finance and Operations, Division of District Support. Part of its funding comes
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