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On a recent tour of campus, MSU President Dr. Jay Morgan wasn’t alone when he said it is a historic time for Morehead State.
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As this year’s harvest comes to a close, some farmers are left wondering if they made the right career choice.
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Nearly a dozen RPLP students helped found the mobile CATS clinic, which comes to Gateway Homeless Coalition once a week to provide services to the area’s unhoused population.
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Nine years in the making, the new Morehead Utility Plant Board Water Treatment Plant is up and running.
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Holbrook Drug in downtown Morehead is celebrating 75 years in business.
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The McLain Family Band has been playing music for over 56 years and has no intention of stopping.
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Fourteen families who suffered through the deadly eastern Kentucky flooding in 2022 were gifted homes to call their own and a neighborhood surrounded by friends and family who have been through the same trauma.
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Amidst a housing shortage in the Commonwealth, a Bath County woman recently moved into her new home with some help from a local organization.
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A small church in Fleming County celebrated its bicentennial in September. The picturesque church framed by the Goddard White Covered Bridge off of US 32 has a rich history.
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Dozens of people gathered last week to celebrate cutting the ribbon on downtown Morehead’s newest public art installation.
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Earlier this month optimists from all over Rowan County came together to celebrate 60 years of goodwill and community charity.
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Physicians, elected officials, education leaders, and community members packed the room, which was decorated with white flowers and balloons, and accented with University of Kentucky blue.