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The Pulaski County jury heard testimonies beginning on Monday, April 29, 2024.
Published May. 4, 2024 at 4:05 AM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - Two people have been confirmed dead after a shooting in Southern Kentucky.
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Officials with HCPS said getting someone in the role was a priority as the summer season quickly approaches.
Senate President Robert Stivers, Senator Brandon Storm, Senator Johnnie Turner, and Senator Phillip Wheeler visited London and Whitesburg to make funding announcements to their districts.
The facility will be located at the English building of the old Whitesburg High School. The building will be made up of 22 single apartments for men seeking additional guidance in their recovery.
Following her visit to Lynch, the Lt. Governor headed to the grand opening of the Sunshine Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD).
Hipsher said the store had more than 1,500 online applications before it hosted a hiring event, which welcomed more than 300 applicants in April.
Both clerks agreed people should use this as an opportunity to express their opinions on who they want to see representing them.
The study wrapped up in May with the findings being presented to community members at a public meeting on May 14.
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