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1 of 6 Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Print My Threads owner Kyle Robinson, left, loads shirts to be printed onto a machine on Tuesday afternoon. Dustin York, behind, takes a printed shirt off the machine. The shop recently won $15,000 in the Invest 606 Pitch Competition. Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Print My Threads worker Dustin York takes a printed shirt off the machine. The shop recently won $15,000 in the Invest 606 Pitch Competition. Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Ink waits to be loaded onto a shirt printing machine at Print My Threads in Flatwoods ...

1 of 6 Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Print My Threads owner Kyle Robinson, left, loads shirts to be printed onto a machine on Tuesday afternoon. Dustin York, behind, takes a printed shirt off the machine. The shop recently won $15,000 in the Invest 606 Pitch Competition. Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Print My Threads worker Dustin York takes a printed shirt off the machine. The shop recently won $15,000 in the Invest 606 Pitch Competition. Matt Jones | The Daily Independent Ink waits to be loaded onto a shirt printing machine at Print My Threads in Flatwoods ...

/ WSIP AM 1490 | CBS Sports Apr 27, 2021 1:41 PM Progress continues on the Mountain Parkway Expansion this spring, with completion of the 8.2-mile Morgan County segment in sight. Asphalt plants have reopened for the year and paving is underway on the new westbound lanes of the Mountain Parkway in Morgan County. Westbound traffic will begin using the new lanes this summer between Exit 57 in Helechawa and Hager in Magoffin County. Crews are also completing concrete pours on the final bridge in the Morgan County segment. The new bridge began construction in October and crosses KY-134 near the 6...

Video by Jeff Franklin/Ag Communications. LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 10, 2021) — “It takes a village” is a common saying, but in the case of a natural disaster, it can take an entire state. University of Kentucky students and staff stepped up when they recognized the need to help their fellow Kentuckians who are victims of the recent Eastern Kentucky floods.  A group of 19 UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment students from the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity spent March 5-6 volunteering in Beattyville and Manchester. They helped businesses and individuals like Robbie McKin...

KY 2017 in Lee County is closed indefinitely at mile-point 5.7 near Williba due to a break in pavement. Transportation Cabinet personnel evaluated the