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U.S. News & World Report names CommonSpirit – Saint Joseph Hospital – London among best hospitals in Kentucky for 2026-2027 (opens the original)
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LONDON â CommonSpirit â Saint Joseph Hospital â London has been included in U.S. News & World Reportâs 2026-2027 Best Hospitals edition as a High Performing hospital for acute kidney failure, COPD, diabetes, hip fracture and pneumonia care. This is the highest distinction a hospital can earn as part of U.S. Newsâ Best Hospitals Procedures & Conditions ratings. âBeing named a High Performing hospital by U.S. News & World Report is a tremendous honor and a reflection of the exceptional
New book festival launches in southeastern Kentucky (opens the original)
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The inaugural Ink in the Hills Book Festival will debut Saturday, November 14, at the London Community Center â bringing together authors and readers for a one-day literary celebration. Centered around the 2026 them, Ink & Enchantment, the festival will feature a diverse lineup of authors across all genres â including fantasy, romance, paranormal, mystery, thriller, young adult and childrenâs literature. Perfectly timed for the 2026 holiday season, the festival invites readers of all ages
Whitley school board honors staff, sets tax rates (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSBURG â A successful school system is marked by dedicated employees and the Whitley County Board of Education honored two staff members who have made outstanding contributions to their respective schools. Superintendent John Siler presented the two Above and Beyond awards during last Thursdayâs monthly meeting. The first went to Whitley Central Elementary Custodian Dennis Powers. Siler said Powers went above and beyond his duties during recent renovations at the school that included r
London-Laurel Rescue Squad pauses annual Terror Squad Haunted House (opens the original)
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LONDON â The London-Laurel Rescue Squad announced last Wednesday that it will not be putting on its spooky masks this year for Halloween, as the squad has decided not to host its annual Terror Squad Haunted House. For many years, the London-Laurel Rescue Squad has given community members a good scare each October leading up to Halloween. The attraction has become a staple of the London and Laurel County community, with many residents looking forward to making the Terror Squad Haunted House a p
Provost named principal of Lynn Camp Elementary School (opens the original)
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LYNN CAMP â Knox County Public Schools is pleased to announce that Sarah Provost has been named the new principal of Lynn Camp Elementary School. Provost brings more than 20 years of education experience to the role, from middle school classroom teacher to, most recently, the schoolâs curriculum coach. Through those roles, she has developed a strong understanding of classroom instruction and a deep appreciation for the students, families, teachers, and staff who make up the Lynn Camp communi
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