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Father Paul Tatu Mothobi, CSS, was found dead of gunshot wounds last weekend in South Africa.

CORBIN — Eastern Kentucky is about to get an avalanche of federal and state money to help it transition from its largely disappeared coal economy, but some of its towns are already lifting themselves up and setting examples for the region. That was the upshot of the 36th annual East Kentucky Leadership Conference in Corbin, […] The post Avalanche of aid could help Kentuckians reinvent mountain economy appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.

Chants of “Free Palestine” and “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” reverberated around Eastern Kentucky University on Tuesday evening.

One of the most important parts of being a lawmaker is going to Frankfort to advocate for the people of our district. Each and every day, I fight for all

CORBIN Eastern Kentucky is about to get an avalanche of federal and state money to help it transition from its largely disappeared coal economy, but some of its towns are

CORBIN Eastern Kentucky is about to get an avalanche of federal and state money to help it transition from its largely disappeared coal economy, but some of its towns are

The tabled ban on the sale of alcohol on public property hasn't stopped questions and frustrations surrounding the process for event licensing in Berea.

In a scoreless stalemate, North Ridgeville and Amherst locked horns for the first time this season April 30. A battle between two perennial Southwestern Conference title contenders went down to the wire and was decided by one play. That one play came off the bat of Gabby Thibodeaux. Her solo home run to left field […]

Baldwin Wallace University in Berea has announced that President Robert Helmer is retiring on June 30, 2024.

It’s that time again. The temperatures are reliably in the 60s and even the 70s, and we’re all itching to get outdoors and have some... READ MORE