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Federal judge orders commercial logging project in Shawnee National Forest to halt operations (opens the original)
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A federal judge in southern Illinois issued an order Monday halting a logging project commissioned by the U.S. Forest Service in Shawnee National Forest for violating federal law. The action comes as part of a federal lawsuit filed by the Regional Association of Concerned Environmentalists (RACE) and Friends of Bell Smith Springs in response to a roughly 70-acre logging project announced in 2024. According to a release issued by the groups, the Forest Service proposed the project as a restoratio
Film and art festival celebrating African American culture returns to Paducah’s Maiden Alley Cinema (opens the original)
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The Oscar Devereaux Micheaux Black Film and Arts Festival is returning for its second year this Friday at Paducah’s Maiden Alley Cinema. Named after pioneering Black filmmaker and Metropolis, Illinois native Oscar Micheaux, the three-day event will feature a showing of one of the festival namesake artist’s silent features – “The Symbol of the Unconquered,” considered to be a response to the controversial D.W. Griffith film “The Birth of a Nation” – alongside a collection of short films and docum
Kentucky fishermen reeling in results under 'experimental' program combating Asian carp (opens the original)
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As Wade Robbins and his crew of three tighten a large fishing net below Barkley Dam in far western Kentucky, they are capturing thousands of Asian carp above and below the water’s surface. The invasive species is notorious for its jumping. Soon, a barrage of Asian carp from the top of the net start to launch themselves out of the net – slamming into the boat’s deck and hitting nearby crew members. But the chaotic nature of the fish and the hail-like sounds they make as they smack onto the floor
Tennessee Valley Authority gives residents a rare inside look at how Kentucky Dam operates (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Valley Authority recently gave a handful of lucky area residents the chance to tour the inside of its facilities at Kentucky Dam to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. The tours – which consisted of visitors chosen from a collection of lottery entries – were offered by TVA at several of its dams – including the one in far western Kentucky – to give residents a glimpse into how the sites operate, and how they affect the surrounding area. Ann Martin is a western Kentucky native wh
Tennessee early voting begins July 17 (opens the original)
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Early voting in Tennessee for the governor’s race and other state, federal and local offices begins Friday and will last through Aug. 1. The upcoming ballot will decide primary races for the governor’s office and other state and federal positions. Voters will also weigh in on general elections for some vacant state judicial and local offices – including county mayor in most places. To cast an early ballot, registered voters are required to provide one valid form of federal or state ID. This can
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