Grant Money For Disposing Tires

Grant Money For Disposing Tires Kentucky counties may be able to cover costs of recycling or disposing of waste tires with $4,000 state grants.The funds are available through the Energy and Environment Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management Waste Tire…

Kentucky Churches Meet In-Person

Kentucky Churches Meet In-Person All Kentucky churches may now freely hold in-person services a federal judge ruled Friday.The decision from U.S. District Judge Gregory F. Van Tatenhove said, as long as houses of worship abide by social distancing guidelines…

Public Transportation Receives Money

Public Transportation Receives Money The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has received nearly $23 million from the federal government’s coronavirus relief package.The money will go to 17 public transit agencies around Kentucky that have been hit hard by the pandemic. It…

Rejoice 2020 Finale

Rejoice 2020 Finale Rejoice 2020 is a FREE – Southern Gospel LIVE Experience – presented by Mountain Gospel. Entitled Sharing Hope in Hard Times With Mark Bishop, the Primitive Quartet, 11th Hour, and more! Also special appearances from even…

Great Smoky Mountains Re-Opens

Great Smoky Mountains Re-Opens The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is set to reopen on Saturday, becoming one of the biggest federal attractions to reopen amid the national lockdown prompted by the coronavirus crisis.The nation’s most visited national park…

Phase 2 Re-Opening Unveiled

Phase 2 Re-Opening Unveiled Governor Andy Beshear presented the second phase of his plan to reopen Kentucky’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday.Phase 2 begins on May 22 with restaurants opening at one-third capacity. Outdoor seating is not limited,…

KY Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty

KY Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty Police have charged a woman with 44 counts of animal cruelty after finding malnourished and dead horses on a Kentucky farm, according to court records.Jacqueline Helton, 53, also faces charges of concealing diseased…

KDE Cautions School Districts

KDE Cautions School Districts The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) is encouraging school districts to be “flexible” when considering the start of the upcoming school year during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Interim Education Commissioner Kevin Brown told superintendents that Governor…