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Community members participate in 15th annual Project United (opens the original)
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On Friday morning, hundreds of volunteers gathered for Western Kentuckyâs Project United â a community-wide day of service in which community members and organizations offer their day to complete projects for local nonprofits and schools. Baptist Health Paducah was among those volunteering with an assignment to clean up designated areas of Paducah Tilghman High School. This is the fourth year Kenny Boyd, the president at Baptist Health Paducah, has participated in Project United. He shared t
Hundreds turn out for Project United community service event (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â Hundreds of volunteers gathered Friday morning to participate in Western Kentucky's Project United, a community-wide day of service where individuals and organizations offer their time to complete projects for nonprofits and schools. Projects included landscaping, interior and exterior painting, power washing, and organizing shelves at secondhand shops and food pantries. Baptist Health Paducah was amongst those volunteering with an assignment to clean up designated areas of Paducah T
Paducah warming center seeks volunteers ahead of winter (opens the original)
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The Washington Street Community Warming Center held its first volunteer informational meeting of the year on Thursday night. The meeting, held at Washington Street Baptist Church, was a chance for the community to learn more about the different roles they need to fill. The Washington Street Community Warming Center is an overnight shelter that houses those experiencing homelessness. The center will open its doors starting Nov. 1 and will remain open through March 31, 2027, when temperatures fall
Paducah warming center holds meeting as search for volunteers continues (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â The Washington Street Community Warming Center held its first volunteer informational meeting of the year on Thursday night. The meeting, held at Washington Street Baptist Church, was a chance for the community to learn more about the different roles they need to fill. The Washington Street Community Warming Center is an overnight shelter that houses those experiencing homelessness. The center will open its doors starting Nov. 1 and will remain open through March 31, 2027, when tem
Murray adult care provider calls on community help to renovate new building (opens the original)
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MURRAY â After a year, Generations Adult Day Services is in the final stretch of opening the doors to its new home. The adult day service lost its last building after a fire in July 2025. The fire paused all services, taking away adult care programs for those dealing with intellectual or physical disabilities in Murray. The organization offers services ranging from nursing and case management to daily care for its clients. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-o
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