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Big Blue Smokehouse cuts ribbon at Hazard location
01:00 PM, Friday, May 24
The Big Blue Smokehouse, a barbecue restaurant owned by Estill Neace and Doug Campbell, held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their Hazard location on Friday. Neace said it has been one year since he and Campbell have entered the restaurant business...

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<p>Leah Turner is pictured above during a recent outing at the zoo in Moscow, Russia.</p>
A local overseas: Ballet and finally finding the Pushkin
I have suddenly come to the realization that I have only one week left in Russia, and that although at the time of t...
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The Greater Hazard Area Performing Arts Series announces the kickoff of its 40th season with Missoula Children’s The...
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In 1922, President of the U.S. Warren G. Harding introduced the first radio in the White House, actress Judy Garland...
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A local overseas: Another week in Russia
Editor’s note: This article is the fourth in a series written by Leah Catherine Turner, who was born and raised n...
09:00 AM, Tuesday, July 31
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<p>Cornettsville resident Jason Brashear is getting ready for the this year&#8217;s state fair, where he will be showing off his prize-winning goats. Brashear is the owner of Backwoods Farms. (photo courtesy of Jason Brashear)</p>
Gearing up for the fair
Brashear likes his chances at this year’s show
02:00 PM, Monday, July 30
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Hazard officer awarded for Click It or Ticket effort
Patrolman Doug Ashley recently received the Governor’s Occupant Protection Enforcement Award for the Click it or Tic...
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<p>The stocked pond at The Carr Creek Fish and Game Club is currently over grown since it has sat vacant since 2004. The members of the club are working to bring the shooting ranges and pond back and hope to host fishing tournaments.</p>
Fish and game club reopens in Knott
BRINKLEY, Ky. — A fish and game club in Knott County has reopened as a place where hunters and anglers can practice ...
10:50 AM, Wednesday, July 25
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Rev. David Newell
Hazard grad releases new book
A Hazard High School graduate who went on to join the ministry and complete missionary work abroad has released his ...
10:40 AM, Wednesday, July 25
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Leah Turner posed in front of the St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow during her trip to Russia this summer.
A local overseas: Mastering the language and sweet treats
First of all, I would like to reflect for just a bit on how it is actually week two. When I originally decided to co...
10:00 AM, Wednesday, July 25
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Osborne Brothers Hometown Festival set for Aug. 2-4
The 19th annual Osborne Brothers Hometown Festival is set for Aug. 2-4 in Hyden featuring Bobby Osborne and the Rock...
02:00 PM, Tuesday, July 24
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<p>Lonnie Lawson, right, president and CEO of The Center for Rural Development, and Delaney Stephens, left, youth programs coordinator and community liaison, present Rogers Scholars graduate Mariah Tiller of Perry County with a certificate acknowledging her completion in the program. Tiller, a junior at Perry County Central High School, graduated from the 2012 Rogers Scholars program held July 8-13 on the grounds of The Center in Somerset.</p>
Perry student graduates from Rogers Scholars leadership pr...
Perry County Central High School student Mariah Tiller has graduated from this summer’s second class of The Center f...
09:00 AM, Sunday, July 22
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Mountain Community Radio dedicates day to miners
WHITESBURG – A Letcher County radio station will dedicate an entire day’s worth of programming next week to the area...
01:00 PM, Thursday, July 19
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Of the approximately 3,000 applications for admission received at Alice Lloyd College, only 220 freshmen were accepted. They were recently welcomed to the campus in Knott County during the college's summer orientation. (photos courtesy of Alice Lloyd College)
Alice Lloyd College welcomes largest freshman class in sch...
Administrators at Alice Lloyd College in Knott County recently welcomed the largest turnout of incoming freshmen in ...
12:00 PM, Thursday, July 19
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<p>Leah Turner</p>
A local overseas: Learning Moscow
Editor’s note: This article is the second in a series written by Leah Catherine Turner, who was born and raised n...
11:00 AM, Monday, July 16
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« leaburns_reads wrote on Saturday, May 25 at 02:11 AM »
I hope its not the norma who used to work at krcc ):
« rebbe76 wrote on Thursday, May 23 at 09:10 PM »
Yes our power was out too until almost 7 pm on Weds. but guess...
« orteaga2k2 wrote on Wednesday, May 22 at 10:29 AM »
Lol, sorry old man... wrong again on all fronts. So, where's y...
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Throw the book at him!