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Cancer screenings men should consider
Cancer screenings play an important role in cancer prevention. Screenings may not prevent people from getting cancer, but they can detect the presence of cancer before a person begins to experience any signs or symptoms. Screenings also can help doctors catch cancer before it metastasizes, or spreads, to areas of the body outside the area…
Read MorePreparing for your mammography visit
Annual mammograms are widely recommended for women beginning at age 40. Some estimates suggest that more than 48 million mammography screenings are performed in the United States every year. Whether it is a woman’s first mammography or her twentieth, preparing for the appointment can ease anxiety and make the experience go more smoothly. The following…
Read MoreBreast Cancer Luncheon
The 2nd annual Breast Cancer Luncheon, held to honor both survivors and those who lost their battle with the disease, was held last week at the South KY RECC building. The event was originally organized by Missy Strunk who was inspired by her own mother’s experience with breast cancer. The event is held in…
Read MoreSKRECC Celebrates Member Appreciation Day
Photo submitted October is recognized nationally as National Cooperative Month. South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative is proud to be a part of the celebration of cooperatives. We have been honored for nearly 80 years to serve the 66,000 member-owners that receive electricity from South Kentucky RECC. South Kentucky RECC hosted member appreciation day on Friday,…
Read MoreHeritage Trail Day’s at The Mountain Craft Center
Heritage Trail Day’s activities were celebrated Friday, October 2nd at the Mountain Craft Center on Hwy 90 at Parkers Lake, KY while the rain continued relentlessly and the wind blew. Our original plan was for association members to set up their canopies in the front lawn and display even more of their great crafts as…
Read MoreOne Warm Coat
As part of their second annual “One Warm Coat Drive,” Brownie Troop 7102 recently collected 410 coats by placing collection boxes at local stores, businesses, and churches and accepting personal donations of warm coats. The girls helped set up and retrieve the donation boxes and sponsored a warm coat give away at the McCreary County…
Read MoreCelebrating 4 Generations
Blanche Bryant of Whitley City just celebrated her 91st birthday September 21st. She is pictured (L-R) celebrating her birthday with her daughter Sheila Trammell, granddaughter Tracy Fisher and great granddaughter Brooke Fisher from Felicity, Ohio. Photo submitted
Read More“It’s a Country Thang!”
After being razed by fire, Crowley’s Ole Country Café in Pine Knot has rebuilt and reopened under the ownership of Tony and Paula Crowley. With the community eagerly anticipating the re-opening, business has been good. The McCreary County Chamber of Commerce recently performed a ribbon cutting ceremony and presented the Crowleys with a framed certificate. …
Read MoreKathleen Marnhout honored by Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation
Saint Joseph East, part of KentuckyOne Health, officially opened its newly expanded breast care services center following a $1 million expansion and renovation project recently completed. The project was funded in part by the Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation. It includes new technology that makes Saint Joseph East one of the first hospitals in Kentucky to…
Read MoreCooler temps heat up fall bass fishing
FRANKFORT – The orange tint in the tops of mature trees portend what is coming our way. Cool nights with crisp, gorgeous days signal not only some of the best days of the year in Kentucky, but also the beginning of the fall reservoir fishing season for largemouth bass. September is typically the driest month…
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