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St. Claire HealthCare/St. Claire HealthCare (SCH) would like to congratulate its 2022 nursing graduates on passing the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for Registered Nurses. Their hard work and dedication to their chosen profession make them valuable assets to the St. Claire HealthCare family. -
The Lexington Philharmonic/The directory is an adjudicated online roster of performing artists used by in-state and out-of-state presenters and others as a resource for identifying artists for performance bookings and projects.
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A forecast of wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and drizzle has most of Kentucky under a winter weather advisory tonight through midday Tuesday. Freezing rain brings the potential for black ice that can create slick roads. -
The Community Advisory Board for Morehead State Public Radio (WMKY) will conduct its quarterly meeting on Wednesday, February 8, at 5:30 p.m.
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Morehead State has received a new accolade recognizing its affordable programming in relation to its peers. The award comes from Colleges of Distinction, a resource whose cohort of schools is selected based on the quality and breadth of hands-on experiences in lieu of the popular rankings model.
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The shelter has been dealing with the issue for around a month now. Comments from Animal Control Assistant Nicole Dulen.
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The MSU Foundation has announced an estate gift valued at nearly $3 million dollars, the largest estate gift in the school's 135-year history. The donation is from the estate of Dr. Staley F. Adams and his wife, Grace Adams.
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Morehead State will be closed Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Administrative offices will be closed, and classes will not meet. However, the University will host a special event to commemorate Dr. King's legacy.
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Classes at Morehead State University are slated to begin next week, but faculty and staff are already back on campus to prepare.
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Gateway Area Development District launches a new feeding program for seniors. Comments from GADD Director of Operations Emily Jordan.
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Kentucky Blood Center is urging local lifesavers to roll up their sleeves and donate this week after the recent winter weather and cold temperatures negatively impacted blood collections entering the holiday weekend. The blood supply, which has been impacted throughout December by illness, has reached critical levels for many blood types, which is worrisome for the 70-plus hospitals served by KBC.
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State plow crews remain out in force on northeast Kentucky roads today battling snow-covered pavement and arctic temperatures.
