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Disaster relief grant assists tornado victims

Emery Wainscott News Editor ewainscott@murraystate.edu The Purchase Area Development District (PADD) stationed workforce staff at Murray State Sparks Hall to assist individuals impacted by the storm on Dec. 10, 2021.ย  PADD is providing services like on-the-job training, work clothing or uniform donations, housing assistance and tuition assistance. The Western Kentucky…
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Beshear: Hospitals could be overrun with COVID-19 patients

Gov. Andy Beshear says a record surge of COVID-19 cases has renewed concerns that Kentuckyโ€™s hospitals could become overrun with virus patients. He says the omicron variant is fueling the new surge. The governor also reported significant coronavirus outbreaks in some of the stateโ€™s prisons. Beshear reported 9,836 new virus cases Thursday. It's the stateโ€™s highest one-day total since the pandemic began. He says the statewide test positivity rate has reached 23.67%. He warned that virus...
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UK, Partners Named Build Back Better Regional Finalists

The $500,000 grant will support a project to boost economic recovery in Kentucky through technological innovations in agriculture. UK Innovate is one of five core partners leading the proposal and project, along with the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet, AppHarvest, Shaping Our Appalachian Region and Render Capital.
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RETAIN to Help Thousands of Kentuckians Stay in the Workforce

Starting in October, RETAIN Kentucky is expanding to serve more than 3,000 employees across Kentucky. The free program is open to employees 18 and older who have non-occupational illnesses or injuries that prevent them from performing their jobs.
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