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Kentucky Methodists tally congregations lost to LGBTQ rift as a conservative alternative grows - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Methodists tally congregations lost to LGBTQ rift as a conservative alternative grows

Some Kentucky congregations leaving the United Methodist Church are joining the Global Methodist Church, which opposes gay clergy and same-sex marriage.

Man killed after tree falls on car in Knott County - Vimarsana News

Man killed after tree falls on car in Knott County

According to KSP, a tree fell into the road on KY-1393 in the Mallie community. A car going southbound on the highway was hit by that tree.

Source: lex18.com
Cleanup Efforts Underway in Knott County This Saturday - Vimarsana News

Cleanup Efforts Underway in Knott County This Saturday

Cleaning up Knott County is the goal of Dump Day this Saturday which is a chance for residents to throw away unwanted trash free of charge. Take your ...

Source: wsipam.com
Gov. Beshear highlights decline of drug overdoses during Team Kentucky Update - Vimarsana News

Gov. Beshear highlights decline of drug overdoses during Team Kentucky Update

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear highlighted his administration’s continued dedication to fighting addiction in the commonwealth as they have their first decline in overdose deaths since 2018.

Source: kfvs12.com
'Y'all are some of the strongest people': 41 people travel more than 16 hours to help rebuild homes months after flood - Vimarsana News

'Y'all are some of the strongest people': 41 people travel more than 16 hours to help rebuild homes months after flood

Volunteers from across the state of Nebraska said they’ve made it their mission to ensure people in Eastern Kentucky don’t feel forgotten.

Source: wymt.com