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KSBA names Amis top superintendent in Ky.
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The 2012 outstanding Kentucky school superintendent is a problem-solver “who has an unusual ability to notice what others overlook,” according to an educator who recommended him for the honor. That problem solver is John Paul Amis, superintendent of Perry County Schools. “He has a system for problem solving that includes thinking through a pro...
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Opportunity cooking at Jabo’s State of Mine
A new Hazard restaurant is serving up more than just tasty local cooking. It's also working with local non-profit agencies to provide job opportunities for local young people like Lynn Hayden. Lyn...
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HPD to host first community meeting Feb. 13
HAZARD – The Hazard Police Department will host its first community meeting later this month under a new initiative begun by Chief Minor Allen. Allen told the Herald in January that he wants t...
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One person was seriously injured Thursday when a truck collided with a school bus on Highway 80 near Dwarf. (photo by Bailey Richards)
At least one injured in wreck involving school bus
DWARF – At least one person was seriously injured in an accident involving a school bus in Perry County Thursday afternoon. A few students were on the bus at the time of the accident, but it appea...
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Perry superintendent hopes to schedule games with city schools
HAZARD – Perry County Schools Superintendent John Paul Amis reached out to his counterpart in the Hazard Independent School District this week in an attempt to schedule a basketball game or two be...
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Big Creek s Ethan Eldridge goes in for two during the Bobcats opening round win over Robinson. (photos by Tony McGuire)
6th grade tourney: Bobcats win tussle with Bluejays
Game two of the 6th grade county tournament featured the Big Creek Bobcats and the Robinson Bluejays. The game went back and forth throughout with the Bobcats pulling away for the win at the end. ...
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Leatherwood s Matthew Roberts pulls down a rebound in traffic during a county tournament game with Viper. (photo by Tony McGuire)
Wildcats rally to advance in tourney opener
The Leatherwood Wildcats and the Viper Hornets opened the 2012 8th grade county tournament with a real barnburner. The Hornets led the contest from the opening tap, but a late rally lifted the Wil...
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Shooting for a new dream
Recently, Renee Shaw of Kentucky Educational Television spoke at a breakfast celebrating the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. at Hazard Community and Technical College. On Martin Luther King, Jr. D...
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The other side: When did dunking a basketball become so easy?
In the world of sports, for those who can do it, there isn’t much simpler than dunking a basketball. It consists of contracting your muscles to defy the earth’s gravity for a brief time, going air...
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Guest view: State university in coalfields key to Kentucky’s future
The Appalachian region of Kentucky has produced a multitude of cultural and economic icons vital to defining who we are as a State. Unfortunately, many of the socio-economic conditions prevalent t...
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