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They said they aim to use the findings in the report to improve the health of all Kentuckians when they are next in session. -
The 2025 Breckinridge All School Reunion began with crews at MSU using a jack hammer to free a time capsule that was buried in the ground in front of Breckinridge Hall at MSU. -
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In efforts to create more affordable housing, Frontier Housing plans to create five single family houses at the end of Rodburn Hollow Road in Morehead. -
Rowan, Fleming, Lewis, Montgomery, and Morgan counties are among a total of 26 counties without enough Citizen Foster Care Review Board workers. -
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While some Morehead arts officials said they remain unaffected, they said these losses can be detrimental for smaller communities. -
MSU’s Star Theater is offering an expanded line up of shows and activities in the month of July. -
Following recent changes to the system, many drivers expressed dissatisfaction with wait times for various services. -
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People can attend the Beekeeper’s Association monthly meetings at the MSU Agriculture farm, where they can receive education regarding how to start beekeeping, what they will need, and where they can find these resources.
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This month the focus has been on men’s health, and the different resources available for men’s personalized health needs. -
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Dr. Charles Aull, Vice President of Policy for the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce said while policy in the General Assembly is working to address workforce issues, shifting U.S. trade policy poses other issues. -
MSU is proud to now offer the Steve Cooley Banjo and Bluegrass Music Scholarship. -
Details are being shared about renovations at a facility in Morehead, bridging a gap in community sports. -
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Dozens of bluegrass music fans filled bleachers and lawn chairs for the Appalachian Echoes- A Musical Homecoming concert. -
Officials advise that people can take several steps to prevent getting bitten and potentially contracting diseases like rabies. -
The following is an editorial message from Paul Hitchcock, general manager of Morehead State Public Radio – WMKY.
“Always an Eagle,” celebrates the unique stories of Morehead State’s alumni and their lifelong connection to MSU. Hosted by retiree Rick Hesterberg (Class of 1980), this series takes listeners on a journey through the personal and professional lives of Eagles around the world who have carried their blue and gold spirit into careers, communities, and achievements across all fields.
Morehead State Today is a production of Morehead State University, produced in the studios of Morehead State Public Radio. The weekly four-minute feature highlights people, programs, and events at Morehead State University. More information on Morehead State University can be found online at: www.moreheadstate.edu
Una colaboración entre la Radio Pública de la universidad estatal de Morehead, WMKY (90.3 FM) y el programa de español de la universidad de MSU ayuda a la comunidad latina al traducirle noticias de la estación de radio del inglés al español.
Welcome to the WMKY newscast archives. Explore our collection for up-to-date information on local, regional, and Morehead State University news.
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Informative modules on history, literature and people.
Informative modules on history, literature and people.
