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The Carter County Board of Education met in two special meetings on Monday evening, first to choose their new superintendent of schools and then to approve the contract for the … Read More
Olive Hill Elementary School hosted a family literacy story walk last week, and turnout for the event was staggering, with families lined up the length of the parking lot to … Read More
Motions from the last meeting of Grayson City Council will help improve drainage in the area around the sports park complex and Dixie Park neighborhood, as well as provide the … Read More
The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It does not include federal inmates being … Read More
Grayson Emergency Management co-director Joanne Dunfee is asking folks to start preparing early for possible winter storms like those that struck the area last winter. Dunfee said that another severe … Read More
Ty is a one-year-old male shepherd mix. He’s a very sweet, friendly boy and gets along great with other dogs. Ty has a free adoption to an approved home, which … Read More
Could it be true today what my grandmother told me many years ago that some folks are too lazy to work in a pie factory? If not, how do we … Read More
I want to take this opportunity to say huge THANK YOUs to everyone who worked so hard to make the Olive Hill Area Chamber of Commerce 5th Annual “It’s Fall … Read More
The Carter County School Board met last Tuesday, October 12, to discuss the stipend for the new high school wrestling and fishing coaching positions and the renovation plan for all … Read More
Sports are about bursts of athleticism, speed, and graceful movement, sure. But they are just as much about endurance and perseverance. That truth was never more apparent than on Friday … Read More
The American public today is divided. Sometimes, it seems, irreparably so. Republicans can’t agree with Democrats, even on issues like infrastructure spending that stands to benefit all Americans and create … Read More
In extension, we have received a lot questions about the agriculture sales tax exemption law since it was passed by the 2020 Kentucky legislature. Legislators passed this law to help … Read More
Benny is a two-year-old male terrier mix. He’s very friendly and loves to play. Benny has a free adoption to an approved home, which includes rabies vaccination and being neutered. … Read More
Most of us have some fond memory of time spent at Carter Caves State Park. It’s a lovely little slice of earth, eons in the making, and a real asset … Read More
By: The Dominion Post Editorial Board Oct. 3 to Oct. 9 marks National Newspaper Week. Of the many obscure awareness days, this one is near and dear to our hearts, … Read More
As a result of investigative articles by John Cheves of the Lexington Herald-Leader, everyone in Kentucky should be outraged about what is happening to those incarcerated in our state’s juvenile … Read More
By: Cathie ShafferThe Greenup Gazette Certain people come into one’s life, perhaps only for a short time, but they make an impression carried for a lifetime. I’m more on to … Read More
