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Nominations open for Governor's Service Awards | Features/Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Nominations open for Governor's Service Awards | Features/Entertainment

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Nominations of extraordinary individuals or groups are now being accepted for Kentucky's 2023 Governor’s Service Awards.

KY Cabinet for Health and Family services seeking nominations for 2023 Governor's Service Award - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

KY Cabinet for Health and Family services seeking nominations for 2023 Governor's Service Award - NKyTribune

If you know an extraordinary Kentuckian or group that works diligently to improve the lives of others, now is the time to nominate them for the 2023 Governor’s Service Awards.This is the 28th ye

Momoya Owner Bringing Happy Tuna to Midtown East's Chanin Building – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Momoya Owner Bringing Happy Tuna to Midtown East's Chanin Building – Commercial Observer

Happy Tuna signed a 2,500-square-foot lease for nearly 10 years with Stahl Organization at 122 East 42nd Street.

'Bad teeth cause life-threatening infections' — push to expand Medicaid dental benefits continues | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

'Bad teeth cause life-threatening infections' — push to expand Medicaid dental benefits continues | Kentucky

Around 400 patients per week, most covered by Medicaid, flood the University of Kentucky’s dental clinic seeking care they can’t find elsewhere for advanced tooth decay or other oral disease.

'Bad teeth cause life-threatening infections' — push to expand Medicaid dental benefits continues | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

'Bad teeth cause life-threatening infections' — push to expand Medicaid dental benefits continues | Kentucky

Around 400 patients per week, most covered by Medicaid, flood the University of Kentucky’s dental clinic seeking care they can’t find elsewhere for advanced tooth decay or other oral disease.