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McCracken County Public Library accepting children's Halloween costume donations (opens the original)
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PADUCAH — Spooky season is finally here! As such, the McCracken County Public Library is now collecting new or gently used children's Halloween costumes. The library will accept costumes at the upstairs circulation desk until Friday, Oct. 16. As part of its monthly drive, the library is also collecting less seasonal but much needed items for the Salvation Army, including adult sized socks and underwear, travel sized toiletries, and baby and/or Wet Wipes. According to the library, the Salvation A
River Discovery Center searching for porch goose on the loose (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â Have you seen this goose? The River Discovery Center reported their porch goose, Connie, as missing on Thursday morning. Connie was last seen guarding the center's front porch, which can be found at 117 South Water Street. She is described as being made of concrete, with white "feathers" and an orange beak. The center estimates she was removed sometime between 7 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 a.m. on Thursday. According to the center, she was between outfits at the time. Anyone with inform
Beshear administration secures more than $21.9M in FEMA funding, $110K for Marion (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. â After severe weather damaged parts of the city of Marion in April and May 2025, Gov. Andy Beshear's administration has secured more than $110,000 in Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster funds to reimburse repairs, the governor's office announced on Wednesday. In total, the administration secured more than $21.9 million in FEMA funds to reimburse cities, counties and utilities for expenses incurred during severe weather events in 2019, 2021, 2025 and 2026, as well as a
Paducah to hold open meeting on Robert Coleman Sprayground renovation (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â The city of Paducah will hold an open meeting at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1, for community members to share their perspectives on an upcoming project to renovate the Robert Coleman Park Sprayground. According to the city, leaders are applying for a Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant and, under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965, citizens are afforded the opportunity to express their views concerning the recreational needs of their community. The city will hold t
Weakley County teacher named Tennessee Early Educator of the Year (opens the original)
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SHARON, Tenn. â A Weakley County teacher has been named a Tennessee Early Educator of the Year, making her one of only 10 recipients out of the roughly 1,800 nominated across the state. Sharon School's Michaela Frederick runs the only 3-year-old special education Pre-K classroom in Weakley County, said Tennesseans for Quality Early Education, the nonprofit that administers the award. âTo be selected as one of just 10 educators from 1,800 nominees is an incredible honor, and one that is w
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