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McCreary County Democratic Party

The Democratic Party met on Tuesday evening, March 6, 2017 at the library and adopted a McCreary County Democratic Party Mission Statement, in an effort to grow and strengthen our base in McCreary County. Mccreary County Democratic Party Mission Statement The Democratic Party is the oldest major political party, being the party of Jackson, Jefferson,…

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Raiders drop opener to Williamsburg

By Steve LeMaster [email protected] WILLIAMSBURG – McCreary Central dropped its season opener on the road at Williamsburg. Host Williamsburg blanked the Raiders 3-0 in six innings in a high school baseball season opener on Monday evening. McCreary Central opened its 2018 season 0-1 while Williamsburg started the new prep baseball campaign 1-0. Individual statistics from…

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Professional Development Opportunity for Teachers at Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area

Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area is recruiting teachers to participate in the Teacher-Ranger-Teacher (TRT) program this summer. The TRT program is a professional development opportunity for K-12 teachers to spend the summer acquiring new skills in experiential learning through a program provided by a partnership between the National Park Service (NPS) and…

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Artist Spot Light At The Mountain Craft Center

For the month of March, our artist spotlight is on a mother-daughter team, Lorella Wood and Karen Trammell. Talent abounds between the two of them. Lorella has been a member of the Mountain Craft Center for over 12 years. She has served on our board for many of those years. She makes, demonstrates and teaches…

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Raiders set to open season at Williamsburg

By Steve LeMaster [email protected] STEARNS – The McCreary Central baseball team is slated to open its 2018 season on the road at Williamsburg on Monday, March 19. Under the direction of head coach Marc Taylor, McCreary Central competes with Wayne County and Southwestern in the 48th District. The Raiders fell to Wayne County in the…

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Bill could limit powers of Constables

By Greg Bird [email protected] Kentucky Representative Adam Koenig has introduced a bill that would severely limit the powers and authorities of Constables if passed. House Bill 420 would create a new statute that would eliminate the arrest powers of constables, effectively removing their “peace officer” status and limiting them to the ability to serve court…

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NWTF and Forest Service Awards Recognize Conservation Achievements

The Making Tracks with the USDA Forest Service awards recognize people and projects that best incorporate conservation education, partnerships and wild turkey management. The awards were presented during the National Wild Turkey Federation’s 42nd annual Convention and Sport Show to projects and programs that achieve goals of the organization’s Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt.…

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