Em Kemper
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Kentucky State Police recently broke ground on a new driver’s skills pad at the agency’s training academy in Frankfort. -
Kentuckians who are suffering from substance use and are in recovery have the opportunity to become healthy, skilled, and employable through a non-profit organization located in Russell Springs. -
The department is advocating for more funding since recently experiencing a shortfall of nearly $10 million. -
The KDE announced the College Board will administer the SAT Junior State Administration as the state-funded college admissions exam beginning in spring 2026. -
The Library of Things is a new program introduced by the Rowan County Public Library that allows people to check out items that may be considered non-traditional for a library to have. -
Leaders from the Prichard Committee are currently testing out a new way to highlight a school district’s family engagement practices in select counties across the Commonwealth. -
Governor Beshear said the idea for this resource comes from the struggle and efforts to rebuild communities after the deadly flooding in eastern Kentucky. -
Geoengineering is the process in which the government and non-government organizations experiment with releasing chemicals into the atmosphere to influence climate and temperature. -
September marks the annual Library Card Signup Month at the Rowan County Public Library. -
With fall nearly in full swing, meteorologists are predicting above average temperatures for eastern Kentucky counties.
