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AVOL’s 13th annual dining event in support of Ending HIV in Kentucky, for good! Dine In – Carry Out – Drive Thru Make it an ALL DAY affair! Participating Restaurants: 33 Staves, A&W Restaurant (Hamburg), A&W Restaurant

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Counties surrounding Kentuckys largest cities registered big population gains in the past decade while large swaths of rural counties suffered losses, with the steepest declines in

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Counties surrounding Kentucky’s largest cities registered big population gains in the past decade while large swaths of rural counties suffered losses, with the steepest declines in

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Counties surrounding Kentucky’s largest cities registered big population gains in the past decade, while large swaths of rural counties suffered losses, with the steepest declines in Appalachia,

Steady rise in COVID-19 cases forces Bath County summer camp to close early Published:  Steady rise in COVID-19 cases forces Bath County summer camp to close early BATH COUNTY, Va. – Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve watched the number of newly reported cases climb to record heights and then steadily decline. Now, that number is back on the rise. On Tuesday, the Virginia Department of Health reported 721 new cases across Virginia. Within the last week, nearly 200 infections have been...

Lynchburg City Council appoints 3 school board members in closed session In a 5-2 vote, the council decided to determine appointments in closed session Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Lynchburg City Council appoints people to each school district LYNCHBURG, Va. – Lynchburg City Council determined appointments for three-year terms of office to each school district in a closed session on Tuesday evening. At about 5:30 p.m., council members came back for an open session to name appointees; howe...

A major attraction at a Bath County resort is back on track to once again welcome visitors to come and relax.

The Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky is waiving fees on Saturday at all its recreation sites.

People living in five Eastern Kentucky counties will receive access to free general medical, dental and optometry services coming this summer.

Breckinridge County Middle School was one of thirteen schools across the Commonwealth that will be receiving funding from the state.