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Ex-employees charged in thefts of $100,000 from historic Eastern Kentucky school - Vimarsana News

Ex-employees charged in thefts of $100,000 from historic Eastern Kentucky school

(TNS) A former employee of Pine Mountain Settlement School in Harlan County has been charged with stealing nearly $100,000 from the historic Eastern Kentucky school.

Ex-employees charged in thefts of $100,000 from historic Eastern Kentucky school - Vimarsana News

Ex-employees charged in thefts of $100,000 from historic Eastern Kentucky school

The board chairman said the school has taken steps to prevent similar problems.

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Get to know columnist Linda Blackford: Why I tell Kentucky stories, and love doing so - Vimarsana News

Get to know columnist Linda Blackford: Why I tell Kentucky stories, and love doing so

New Behind the Byline series debuts with columnist Linda Blackford sharing how her Dad inspired her to pursue a journalism career in her “treasured” Kentucky.

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24 to watch in 2024: Appalachian investor, business owner works to boost SE Kentucky economy - Vimarsana News

24 to watch in 2024: Appalachian investor, business owner works to boost SE Kentucky economy

Geoff Marietta has his own businesses but also works with non-profit programs aimed at boosting businesses and jobs.

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Echoes of Coal in West Virginians' Resistance to Mountain Valley Pipeline - Vimarsana News

Echoes of Coal in West Virginians' Resistance to Mountain Valley Pipeline

Beginning in 2015, Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC approached landowners in southwest Virginia and West Virginia to negotiate easement agreements that would