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When Kasch Auer drilled an in-rhythm 3-pointer late in overtime and followed with a dive on a loose ball on the ensuing play, it gave the Clarkston boysâ basketball team a two-possession lead, one that took a full team showing to obtain over the course of a competitive Class 2A Greater Spoka… More Headlines
My last column touched a nerve with some readers, one of whom denounced me as a â ⦠woke, bitter little man.â Bitter, OK, I do have teenagers at home, but wielding the word âwokeâ as a cudgel reveals more about the author than it does about me. More Headlines
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Folks 'scraping by' as first ice storm of 2021 hits Kentucky and last updated 2021-02-11 19:32:08-05 WINCHESTER, Ky. (LEX 18) â It was a non-stop job for road crews and Kyle Steele of Winchester. Clark County plow trucks spent hours treating and scraping streets while Steele used a make-shift ice scraper to clear his windshield. "It's a little piece of plastic because I don't have one," said Steele while chipping away at a quarter-inch of ice on his van. Many downtown side streets were snow and ice-covered, but people gave the county road workers a break knowing frigid temperatures compl...
Moscow residents and businesses will pay a monthly stormwater utility fee starting Oct. 1 with City Council approval.