(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims soared to nearly 1 million last week, the latest sign that the U.S. economy continues to struggle to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.
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On Monday, Jan. 4, CentralApp CEO Todd Cope kicked off “Operation Rural Tech” with a nearly month-long trip across the country in an attempt t…
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On Dec. 29, officials with the Kentucky River District Health Department began phase 1A of the COVID-19 vaccination process, and have since ex…
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Gov. Andy Beshear directed his administration to provide personal protective equipment (PPE) to keep voters and poll workers safe during Kentu…
During his evening address, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that unemployment benefits have been approved for small business owners, contract empl…
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Many animal shelters across the nation are currently experiencing an overflow of animals, mostly cats and dogs, being brought in and the Kentucky River Regional Animal Shelter is no exception. Workers in the shelter claim the lack of volunteers is hardly a match to the continuous intake of animals, especially during this time of the year.
According to the shelter’s manager, Allie Mullins, the Kentucky River Regional Animal Shelter is housing approximately 200 animals, which is well over their capacity, said Mullins. She continued, explaining that every two weeks, the shelter sends out to rescues in other areas.
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