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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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BOE INVITATION TO BID

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LAWRENCE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR BANKING SERVICES

BIG SANDY COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE AND SOAR BELIEVE THERE IS A FUTURE IN APPALACHIA

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BIG SANDY COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE AND SOAR BELIEVE THERE IS A FUTURE IN APPALACHIA

COACHES, SOME EXTRA CREDIT TEACHERS GET RAISES

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LAWRENCE COUNTY BOE MAY 2018 REGULAR MEETING

KENTUCKY WINUP CHAPTER TO AWARD $750 IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

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KENTUCKY WINUP CHAPTER TO AWARD $750 IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

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STATE LAUNCHES FIRST – OF – ITS – KIND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM FOR SOCIAL SERVICES

Lawrence Co. Adult Ed. director James Ellis will shift from working for the local BOE to doing much the same thing for KEDC, a state agency that oversees several programs.

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FLETCHER EXPLAINS CHANGES IN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM NEXT YEAR

FLETCHER ANNOUNCES PERSONNEL CHANGES

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LAWRENCE TEACHERS, CLASSIFIED WORKERS NOT REHIRED FOR NEXT YEAR

GIVE YOUR CHILD A HEAD START!

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GIVE YOUR CHILD A HEAD START!

ACTC students pose for a photo before commencement on May 4 at the Paramount Arts Center.

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LAWRENCE COUNTY RESIDENTS WHO GRADUATED FROM ACTC NAMED

2018 LCHS PROM, HONORS, GRADUATION SEASON CALENDAR

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2018 LCHS PROM, HONORS, GRADUATION SEASON CALENDAR

From left, Kentucky Power’s Shawn Sumner and Linda Bevins present about $125,000 to Johnson County Schools Superintendent Thom Cochran, Director of Operations Tim Adams and Energy Manager Terry Salyer. The county earned the rebates for energy efficiency upgrades made at seven schools in 2017.

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JOHNSON CO. SCHOOLS EARNS $125,000 IN REBATES FROM KENTUCKY POWER

Joseph Alan Stepp was named president in April 1999. He is the first native Appalachian to assume the president’s position at Alice Lloyd College. During President Stepp’s tenure, the endowment has increased from $12.2 million to $42.5 million. In recent years, the College has been featured in national media such as U.S. News & World Report as the top college in America for graduating students with the least amount of debt and Forbes Magazine as one of the 100 most financially fit colleges in America. Over the past fifteen years, Alice Lloyd College has spent roughly $20 million on numerous major construction/renovation projects (not counting various other improvements) and technology upgrades. Some of these projects include restoration of two historic buildings, Cushing Hall and the Commodore Slone Building, renovation of men’s and women’s dormitories, major renovations to the Caney Cottage dormitory in Lexington, Kentucky, renovation of the McGaw Library and construction of a Center for Entrepreneurship and Collaborative Learning, and the expansion of recreational and athletic facilities. Additionally, construction is underway on a Campus Center Project, a nearly 20-million-dollar project to further develop and expand academic, recreational, and athletic facilities available to the ALC community. President Stepp has also overseen the expansion of our business program to include majors in entrepreneurship and accounting, a minor in entrepreneurship and core concentrations in management, e-marketing, leadership, finance, healthcare administration, e-commerce, and management information systems, and has added majors in kinesiology, sociology, special education and a dual-degree in nursing. Through all of this, the College remains debt-free.

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MARTIN CO. NATIVE IS ‘2018 EAST KENTUCKY LEADERSHIP AWARD FOR PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL’

Mrs. Tonya Castle-Burkett, director and music director, choreographer, acting coach, costuming, hair, makeup

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LOUISA ROTARY VISITS ‘THE LION KING’ HAKUNA MATATA @ LMS

Lawrence County Board of Education: Regular August Meeting Agenda

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BOARD APPROVES NEW SPORTS FOR STUDENTS

2018 MARTIN COUNTY SKILLS USA CLUB

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MARTIN COUNTY SKILLS USA CLUB BRINGS HOME 8 MEDALS AT STATE TOURNEY

Lawrence County Board of Education: Regular August Meeting Agenda

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Lawrence County Board of Education Regular Meeting @ Blaine

A LIVELY CROWD GATHERED AT LUKE VANRNEY, JR. STADIUM TO PROTEST CUTS IN EDUCATION BUDGET Photo/ WCHS

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LAWRENCE TEACHERS RALLY AGAINST BUDGET, SUPPORT VETO

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2018-19 LAWRENCE COUNTY PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

ANNUAL ARBOR DAY SEEDLING GIVEAWAY IS APRIL 21

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ANNUAL ARBOR DAY SEEDLING GIVEAWAY IS APRIL 21

MORE THAN 3.3 MILLION KENTUCKIANS REGISTERED FOR THE MAY 22 PRIMARY

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GUEST EDITORIAL: GOP DESERVES LOSSES COMING IN NOVEMBER

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