Sydney Graham
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Officials report more than 55.4 million Americans are expected to travel through the holiday, marking the third busiest Thanksgiving weekend since 2001.
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Rain is expected to begin moving into eastern Kentucky. Officials report some areas could see heavy rainfall and possibly storms.
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The previous owners said they decided to sell the business and lease the building earlier this year, but it’s taken a long time to find the right people to take over operations.
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After a successful event last Spring, rodeo organizers are bringing bulls, broncs, and barrels back to town in Rowan County.
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Construction on the new Rowan County Water Treatment Plant is about halfway done. Work began in February 2022 and officials said its projected to be done in late fall 2024.
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Officials with St. Claire Healthcare said COVID-19 and flu shots are ready and available for those who need or want them, but RSV immunizations for children will need to wait.
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Enthusiasts said hiking is one of the best ways to get out and see the colors of the fall trees but also warn to be mindful of trail safety when going out.
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Fire Chief Jeff Anderson said they need a full roster to make sure the team stays well rested and alert to respond to calls at all times of the day and night.
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Greenup County officials are looking to staff six ambulances with first responders and other emergency personnel. This comes after an agreement was reached to expand services to people living out in the county.
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Prisoners at seven state prisons in Kentucky, including the Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex in Morgan County, will have the opportunity to take advantage of a new employment path.