Weekly Arrests: 10/21/26

The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It...

Fiscal court discusses mutual aid

The Carter County Fiscal Court held their regular meeting last Monday, October 12, and the first item on the agenda was the salt agreement...

Pet of the Week: Meet Winston

Winston is a six month old boxer/lab mix. He’s a very friendly boy, learning to walk on a leash, and good with other dog’s....

Joyful Noise: A promise

By Pastor Naomi MitchellFor Carter County Times Zephaniah 3:17 is a promise of God’s close, joyful presence with His people after judgement. The verse says,...

When it comes to Medicaid cuts in Kentucky, it’s always Groundhog Day

By Jason BaileyKentucky Lantern Over the next few years, Kentucky is facing the largest Medicaid cuts in the program’s history. Starting in January, the federal...

Hard to swallow realities

I've got a ritual when I get that paycheck on the 15th: Dinner. This week, I had my kids. So those two gremlins, me,...

Kentucky can’t kill its way to life and justice

By Richard DawahareKentucky Lantern On the night of Sept. 30, Tennessee strapped Christa Pike to a gurney and tried to kill her. More than an...

Joyful Noise: A promise

By Pastor Naomi MitchellFor Carter County Times Zephaniah 3:17 is a promise of God’s close, joyful presence with His people after judgement. The verse says,...

SPORTS

East Carter Claims Mike Flannery Bowl Championship

The East Carter team took home the 6th grade Mike Flannery Bowl championship last month with a 30-6 win over Greenup County. (Submitted photo)

West wins Mike Flannery Bowl

West Carter fourth and fifth grade football won the Sixth Annual Mike Flannery Bowl this past weekend. The fourth and fifth grade boys defeated East Carter on Saturday, with a score of 16-0, before clinching the bowl win on Sunday with a 30-6 victory over Greenup. (Submitted photo)

Strength for Life: Time for training

By Tracy Deborde, ACSM-CPT Carter County Times July is considered the off-season for many youth sports, and while that can feel like downtime, it’s actually one...

Special Olympics Area 3&9 Track and Field Meet Returns to Paintsville Saturday

Paintsville, Ky. – The Special Olympics Kentucky Area 3&9 Track and Field Meet returned to Johnson Central High School in Paintsville on Saturday, April...

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OBITUARY

As temperatures fall, livestock producers should pay close attention to forages that can cause prussic acid poisoning. Sorghum, sudangrass, sorghum-sudan hybrids, Johnsongrass and wild cherry contain compounds that may...