Blaine Price

Blaine Price Releases Statement Regarding Desecration of the Historical Hoskins Cemetery in Manchester, Kentucky

By Blaine Price 

Many of you have heard that the Clay County Fiscal Court sided with the Clay County Board of Education Wednesday July 14, 2021 and unanimously approved their request to allow removal of the mortal remains of nearly 80 souls from the 128 year old Hoskins Cemetery, located on property the CCBOE is claiming to own.

Farrah Dobbs

The Kentucky Wildlands marketing director attends STS Marketing College

SOMERSET, KY ― Farrah Dobbs, who is the marketing director for The Kentucky Wildlands initiative, recently completed the first year of the Southeast Tourism Society’s (STS) Marketing College, which is a three-year program.

KSP Searching for Escaped 16-Year-old that's Considered Dangerous & a Threat to Public Safety

** UPDATE ESCAPED JUVENILE ARRESTED ** More details HERE

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LEXINGTON, KY –The Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 12 has been contacted by the Department of Juvenile Justice to investigate an escaped juvenile from the Fayette Regional Juvenile Detention Center.

Kentucky State Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Clay County, Kentucky

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MANCHESTER KY – On Saturday, July 17, 2021 at approximately 2:10 PM, Kentucky State Police, London Post was notified by Clay County 911 of a fatal shooting that took place outside of a residence on Dripping Springs Road in Clay County.

Kentucky State Police Charge Estill County Man with Murder in Ongoing Death Investigation

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IRVINE, KY – An arrest has been made by the Kentucky State Police in connection with the ongoing death investigation of Cindy Donnela Stevens-Roberts.

Laurel County Jailer Jamie Mosley

Jailer Announces Correctional Center in Laurel County, KY is Now Self Sufficient

LONDON, KY - At a town hall meeting about four years ago, some attendees thought Laurel County Jailer Jamie Mosley was a “snake oil salesman” when he confidently predicted the county could build a new 700-bed detention center that would pay for itself and operate without any taxpayer money.

 

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