Southern Water and Sewer Asking for Rate Increase in Floyd County
The Southern Water and Sewer District is once again asking for a rate increase for Floyd County. In September the Kentucky Public Service Commission said no to a request from […]
A Few New State Laws Take Effect Today
Some new state laws take effect today. Qualified patients can now apply for a medical cannabis card which requires a written certification from an authorized doctor. But even though licensed […]
Blackey Community Center Rebuild Project Still Looking for a Contractor
Letcher County is reportedly still looking for a contractor to rebuild the Blackey Community Center which was heavily damaged in the July 2022 Flood. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has […]
Paintsville Woman Arrested After Writing Bad Checks at Pike County Business
A Paintsville woman is facing several charges for allegedly writing bad checks to a Pike County business. Kentucky State Police say troopers were called to Rural King in Coal Run […]
EKCEP Launches Apprentice Program for Early Childhood Education
There’s a new program available for those interested in a career in early childhood education. Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program – or EKCEP – says they have launched a Registered […]
KSP Wraps Up Four Year Cockfighting Investigation in Letcher and Pike Counties
Kentucky State Police have ended their nearly four-year-long case involving cockfighting in Letcher and Pike Counties with the final defendants pleading guilty. WYMT reports in all, the investigations into the […]
Company Wants to Build Solar Farm on Former Mine Lands in Pike County
The first steps have been approved for a proposed solar farm in Pike County. Savion LLC, which is a subsidiary of Shell, wants to develop the 100-megawatt solar farm onsome […]
Kentucky State Police Investigate Knott County Fatal Collision
Bearville, KY (December 27, 2024) – On Thursday, December 26, 2024, at 10:27 P.M., Kentucky State Police, Post 13, Hazard, received a 911 call in reference to a single vehicle accident […]
Update on Upgrades For the Fleming Neon Water System
Upgrades for the Fleming-Neon water system are moving forward, despite some delays. At this month’s city council meeting, the mayor confirmed a $7.1 million grant from theUS Department of Agriculture. […]
Repair Crews Continue Working on Hazard ARH Healthcare Building
It could be another month before services are restored at the Hazard Appalachian Regional Healthcare Professional Office Building. A small fire in the building earlier this month led to some […]