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Senior Ride Program returns to McCracken County (opens the original)
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MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. — The Senior Ride Program returned to the Paducah McCracken County Senior Center after a year-and-a-half hiatus due to funding cuts. Leaders say they’re excited to see the program operating again to help seniors in need. The senior center and the Paducah Area Transit System are partnering together to bring the program back. Jeremi Bumpus, PATS executive director, said PATS received a grant from the Federal Transit Administration to get the program up and running. “We saw a
Professor, county clerk highlight importance of registering to vote as deadline nears (opens the original)
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MURRAY, Ky. â As Election Day nears, so does the voter registration deadline. Local leaders and a history professor encourage Kentuckians to register to vote before itâs too late. The voter registration deadline is Monday, Oct. 5, and Election Day is Nov. 3. Brian Clardy, a history professor at Murray State University, said itâs important to register to vote so Americans can exercise their constitutional right to vote. âFrom a personal standpoint, I see it as this: people, soldiers [an
Russell Cleaver faces civil action following murder charge (opens the original)
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MURRAY, Ky. â Russell Cleaver, a Calloway County man who allegedly shot his estranged wife, has now been charged with murder and faces civil action from his estranged wifeâs estate. A grand jury ruled that Cleaver should be charged with murder last Friday after law enforcement said he shot his wife, Brittany Overby, in the chest on Aug. 17. Overby and Cleaver were separated and in the process of divorcing. According to a uniform citation regarding the Aug. 17 incident, Murray Police Depart
Visitors react to changes in layout, leadership, music lineup at BBQ on the River (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â BBQ on the River saw many changes this year, including a different layout and a change in leadership, but attendees and vendors say the changes are positive. This is Tyler Parkerâs first time as the director for BBQ on the River, and he said this is the biggest the festival has ever been. â(Thursday) night was phenomenal. The streets were packed. We were wall-to-wall with people. All my vendors are telling me that they were up from where they were this last time,â Parker said.
Long-standing BBQ on the River vendors share what it takes to be in the festival (opens the original)
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PADUCAH â BBQ on the River is celebrating its 32nd anniversary with more than 100 vendors this year, with 30 of those vendors selling barbecue. Some of the vendors are new to the festival, while others have attended the festival for more than 10 years. However, few remaining vendors can say they have been participating in BBQ on the River for more than 25 years or since the festival began. Buzzard Bros BBQ has flocked to the festival since it was established. âWeâre, I think, maybe one of
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