Eastern Kentucky communities continue to rebuild a year after deadly flooding
But even some in the hardest-hit areas were determined to stay.
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But even some in the hardest-hit areas were determined to stay.
By Nadia RamlaganPublic News ServiceA more than $500 million proposed federal prison project, which would sit on a former coal mine site in Letcher County, is receiving a renewed push by Kentuck
LETCHER CO., Ky. (WJHL) — Non-profit Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) continues to help flood victims of Eastern Kentucky a year after the floods. This week marks a year after flooding devastated communities in Eastern Kentucky. Right after the flooding hit Letcher County, the high school was the focal point for those who needed and wanted […]
A more than $500 million proposed federal prison project, which would sit on a former coal mine site in Letcher County, is receiving a renewed push by Rep. Hal Rogers, R-Ky. Rogers inserted language into the latest House appropriations bill to fast-track construction of a 1,400-bed federal prison. ...
Levitt AMP Whitesburg closes the 2023 season with back-to-back concerts July 27 and July 28 as part of “Growing Home: A Community Revival.” Eastern Kentucky artists Senora May and Sundy