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Calvert City Elementary celebrates Dolly Parton on “9-2-5” Day (opens the original)
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CALVERT CITY â Calvert City Elementary School students and staff donned their best rhinestones, cowboy hats and anything pink to mark Sept. 25 as Dolly Parton Day. Chosen for the dateâs numerical resemblance of Partonâs song titled â9 to 5,â school staff set out to tie the theme into curriculum and initiatives and ultimately opted to connect Partonâs legacy of kindness and service with the schoolâs idea of the âThree Rs,â responsible, respectful and ready. Keep it Clean. Please
County hospital to consider management agreement among future opportunities (opens the original)
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MARSHALL COUNTY â Various opportunities regarding the future of Marshall County Hospital are being considered, but Chief Executive Officer Steven Luther said that the hospital is not for sale. A presentation from Baptist Health regarding âstrategic opportunitiesâ was given to the Marshall County Hospital Board during a special-called meeting on Sept. 15. The presentation was given during executive session, with the board citing Kentucky Revised Statute 61.810(1)(g) as the exception. Subsec
'We are not for sale': Marshall County Hospital to consider management agreement (opens the original)
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BENTON, Ky. â Marshall County Hospital officials are considering various opportunities regarding its future â but CEO Steven Luther maintains that the hospital is not for sale. A presentation from Baptist Health regarding âstrategic opportunitiesâ was given to the Marshall County Hospital Board during a special called meeting on Sept. 15. The presentation was given during executive session, with the board citing KRS 61.810(1)(g) as the exception. Subsection G of the statute allows an exe
Two-week trial set for Nelson in Moore murder case (opens the original)
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BENTON, Ky. â A trial date has been set for Haley Nelson, who is facing murder and tampering with physical evidence charges following the 2024 death of Jesse Moore. In her first court appearance since being denied a lower bond in late July, Nelsonâs attorney John Null requested a trial date be set. Null and Commonwealthâs Attorney Dennis Foust agreed that the trial may be lengthy, and agreed to Judge Andrea Mooreâs recommendation of scheduling two weeks for it. The investigation began in
Benton to see sidewalk expansion through grant funding (opens the original)
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BENTON â After four years of work, the city of Benton has been awarded $1.2 million for sidewalk expansion in a Transportation Alternatives Program grant. The program allows cities to receive a grant to expand bicycle and pedestrian pathways that meet certain requirements, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Safe Routes to School program. The TAP grant program is an 80/20 matching program, meaning that the city will provide 20% of the funds to reach the $1.2 million total. Keep
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