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Annual healthcare expo inspires next generation (opens the original)
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MARION, Ill. â The third annual Southern Illinois Healthcare Career Expo brought around 20 high schools together on Wednesday to learn about all the possible career paths available. More than 30 different healthcare departments showed up with tables and interactive learning tools to inform and engage the students. Galatia High School junior Ella Hogue said her interest in healthcare grew after her mother suffered a stroke. That experience inspired Hogue to learn more about the neurology field
Enhanced safety plans in place for 32nd annual BBQ on the River (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â A heightened police presence and new safety precautions are coming to the 32nd annual BBQ on the River to keep safety a top priority for organizers. "We have some extra security with more police officers than we've had in the past," said Blaine McDonald, executive director of Paducah Main Street.  Main Street is hosting the event for the first time after Beautiful Paducah passed the torch earlier this year. McDonald said the organization has been working with Paducah Police Depar
Dancing with Our Stars raises more than $390K for American Cancer Society (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â The 19th annual Dancing with Our Stars campaign fundraising amounted to more than $390,000 for the American Cancer Society to aid in research for a cure. Ten stars spent months raising funds through various events, silent auctions and other means while rehearsing a dance routine with a pro to be performed at the grand event Saturday night. Around 900 people packed into the Paducah-McCracken County Convention & Expo Center to celebrate the culmination of the fundraising and watch the
Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance returns for 2026-27 hunting season (opens the original)
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GRAVES COUNTY, Ky. â Hunters in the Jackson Purchase Region will face limited restrictions this deer season for Chronic Wasting Disease. CWD is a fatal brain disease caused by misfolded proteins that only affects members of the deer family, causing lesions in the brain and eventual death. "It's an always-fatal disease; there is no cure for it and there is no live test for it," said Joe McDermott, deer program coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. "A lot of
School break meal program expands in Graves County following grant (opens the original)
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GRAVES COUNTY, Ky. â The Mayfield Enrichment Center is expanding its seasonal break meal program for local students in need to meet increasing demands due to food scarcity. The center has been struggling to keep the program afloat financially over the last three years, with more families signing up for their kids to receive meals during seasonal breaks. The nonprofit organization aims to support families and provide disaster relief and food assistance to underserved people in Mayfield and Gra
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