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LADY BULLDOGS LOOK TO PICK UP THE PACE THIS SEASON; OPENER NEXT TUESDAY POPULAR 19 YEAR-OLD WOMAN FROM KERMIT AREA DIES IN CRASH WITH COAL TRUCK Lawrence Co. Cheer headed to Disney in February; 15th Region Runner-Up PAIR OF LCHS STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR ALL-STATE CHOIR Lawrence Co. local government offices will be **closed** on Thursday and Friday

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Chester Napier: "Thecoal will never be back."

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Harlan County, U.S.A., looks toward to life after coal

WEST VIRGINIA TO BEGIN TO USE WIND FARMS FOR ENERGY

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WEST VIRGINIA TO BEGIN TO USE WIND FARMS FOR ENERGY

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Walmart hires more than 2,500 Kentucky veterans through Veterans Welcome Home Commitment

At least 55,000 Kentucky workers could benefit from new overtime rules

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At least 55,000 Kentucky workers could benefit from new overtime rules

Many hands went up when Ned Pillersdorf asked those in attendance at a meeting Wednesday how many present had already undergone their redetermination hearing in connection with their disability benefits received with the help of attorney Eric C. Conn, and many of those stayed up when he asked how many received unfavorable notices. Photographer: Aaron K. Nelson/Floyd County Chronicle

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Pillersdorf gives Conn clients ‘hope’ in disability claims

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Five KCTCS colleges to participate in next month’s SOAR Innovation Summit in Pikeville

POWER Initiative workshop to be held June 1 in LOUISA

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POWER Initiative workshop to be held June 1 in LOUISA

Water treatment manufacturing

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WANTED – NEW IDEAS FOR OLD MINE SITES

$30 MILLION FROM ABANDONED MINES PROGRAM AVAILABLE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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$30 MILLION FROM ABANDONED MINES PROGRAM AVAILABLE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Stephenson and Clinton

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BSCTC PRESIDENT MEETS FORMER PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON

A Ranier Racing car was recently installed at the Ranier Racing Museum, which is under construction at the Mountain Arts Center. Officials hope to open the museum to the public by early June.

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Ranier Racing Museum set to open at at the Mountain Arts Center.

BEVIN REPLACES ALL MEMBERS OF WORKER’S COMP COMMISSION

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BEVIN REPLACES ALL MEMBERS OF WORKER’S COMP COMMISSION

Faculty Service Award Deborah Trimble, center, president and CEO of Paul B. Hall Regional Medical Center, was the recipient of the Faculty Service award during Big Sandy Community and Technical College’s commencement ceremonies on May 6-7 at the Mountain Arts Center. She is shown with Dr. Kitty Miller, co-chair of the Faculty Council and professor of information technology, and BSCTC President Dr. Devin Stephenson.

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DEBBIE TRIMBLE RECIPIENT OF FACULTY SERVICE AWARD AT BSCTC

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BSCTC RECEIVES $250,000 KARD GRANT TO BUILD A TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE IN EASTERN KENTUCKY

Many high level Republicans including Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin are holding off endorsing presumptive GOP Presidential Candidate Donald Trump.

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KENTUCKY GOVERNOR ‘NOT READY TO BACK TRUMP’

RCBI’s makerspace, called the Maker Vault, is housed in a former vault – a holdover from the days when the Huntington building was home to a bank.

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Maker Vault Opens at RCBI in Huntington

Representatives from community and technical colleges across eastern Kentucky met on the Prestonsburg campus of Big Sandy Community and Technical College on Tuesday, May 3 to discuss ways to collaborate with regional agencies in applying for Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization (POWER) grants. Shown are: Dr. Devin Stephenson, president of BSCTC; Dr. Jennifer Lindon, president of Hazard Community and Technical College; Dr. Kay Adkins, president of Ashland Community and Technical College; Dr. Lynn Moore, president of Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College; and Jared Arnett, executive director of SOAR.

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POWER IN COLLABORATION: BSCTC HOSTS ROUNDTABLE ON POWER GRANTS

Gov. Matt Bevin veto breaks the spirit of the “Powerball Promise” sending money from the lottery to fund education, lawmaker says says.

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Gov. Matt Bevin’s veto breaks ‘Powerball Promise’

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LAWRENCE, MARTIN ARE INCLUDED IN FIRST SOAR GRANTS, MILLS SAYS

Bevin to promote Kentucky’s manufacturing advantages while in Europe

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Bevin to promote Kentucky’s manufacturing advantages while in Europe

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