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10.23.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bringing news
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from in and around Washington County. Your reader today is
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Amy Jones Timmoy. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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October twenty second, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI
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is a leading service intended for people who are blind
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or have other disabilities that make it difficult to lead
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printed material. Downtown Improvement Project finally under way by Jane
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Reidcline October twenty second, twenty twenty five. After years of delays,
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rebuilding of the project, and applications for grant adjustments, Springfield's
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downtown improvement project is finally underway. City administrator and cleric
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Jessica Hart informs the Springfield City Council of the Tuesday,
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October fourteenth meeting that clearly construction has been issued a
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notice to proceed in. Work on replacing the downtown sidewalks
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was scheduled to begin on Monday, October twentieth. The work
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will be performed in phases that all of downtown is
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not affected. At the same time, sidewalks along Main Street
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and Cross Maine will be replaced. Heart said. Springfield Water
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and Sewer will work ahead of Cleary many of the
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water and sewer lines located under the sidewalks, and some
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of the meters need to be replaced. That work will
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be done after the old sidewalk is removed and prior
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to the construction of the new sidewalks. While every effort
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will be made to keep access to downtown businesses unobstructed
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during the construction, Heart said some blocking off of the
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entrances will not be avoidable and businesses may be using
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back entrances during portions of the construction process. Heart reported
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that a road failure has occurred on Short Street. Short
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Street runs from Main Street to East High Street, just
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west of the Washington County Board of Education. The Lincoln
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Trail Area Development District, engineered Charlie Allen, has drafted design
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plans necessary to repair the road. The plan includes removing
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a wall to access a pipe that needs to be replaced,
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and installing a catch basin without the need to replace
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the wall. Hart also informed the council about two grant applications.
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The first, a k LC Viability grant for reimbursement of
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three thousand dollars for sidewalk shaving, has been approved and
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the check should be processed in November. The second is
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an application to the Local Assistance Road Program or LARP
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HART set. An application for five hundred twenty eight thousand,
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eight hundred eighty two dollars per funding with a fifteen
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percent match from the city or by the city for
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the paving of local roads has been submitted. The city
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would be required to pay seventy nine thousand, three hundred
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thirty two dollars for the matching portion. The application is
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under review. In other business, the council held first reading
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of two ordinances. Ordinates twenty twenty five oh one two
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is a Code Enforcement Board ordinance. The council held a
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special call meeting this week prior to review of the
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ordinance prior to bringing it forward for the first reading.
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The ordinance establishes a code Enforcement Board to oversee and
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advise the code enforcement officer. The new board would have
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quote authority to issue remedial orders and impose fines in
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order to provide an equitable, expeditious, effective, and inexpensive method
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of ensuring compliance with the ordinances enforced within the city.
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End of quotes. Ordinance twenty twenty five thirteen is a
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zoning change for six point six nine seven acres located
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at fifteen fifteen eighty four Perryville Road. The property is
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currently zoned Highway Commercial HC two S Homes. LLC wishes
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to develop the property for residential homes and is requested
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a change in zoning to residential one or R one.
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Second reading of votes will be held at the November
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meeting on Monday, November the tenth, A local man arrested
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on fifty one counts of harassing communications wireless emergency violations
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by James the Decline. October twenty second, twenty twenty five,
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a Washington County man who called nine one one over
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thirty two times in one day was arrested by the
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Washington County Sheriff's Office. On October nineth, twenty twenty five,
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Sheriff Jerry Pinkston, Chief Deputy Ryn Davis, and Deputy Tony
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Golden executed a bench warrant on Wade Mumford, twenty nine
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years old, of Short Creek Lane. The charges on the
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warrant were wireless emergency phone service violations and harassing communications.
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Mumford allegedly used the nine one one emergency service line
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more than thirty two times in one day for no
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legitimate purpose. Some of the calls from Mumford were nine
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to one one hang ups, and during some of the calls,
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Mumford screened and threatened Washington County nine one one dispatchers.
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According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, this has been
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an ongoing safety issue since September fourteenth, twenty twenty five.
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These actions from Mumford tie up the nine one one
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phone lines and are serious disturbance to the safety of
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the people in Washington County end of quote to the
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Sheriff's office. On October ninth, Mumford was added again, calling
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the Springfield, Washington County Dispatch eleven Times. Dispatch informed the
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Washington County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff Pinkston and deputies went
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en route to Mumford. Once Chief Deputy Davis and Sheriff
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Pinkston had him detained and mirandized, Mumford admitted to only
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calling while he was under the influence. Marching to state
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competition by Dane Recline October twenty second, twenty twenty five.
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The Washington County High School Marching Band is headed to
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the state competition following the performance that earned them the
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one A West Regional championship on Saturday, October eighteenth. The
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community celebrated the win with the police escort of the
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two buses and three trailers as the band returned to
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Springfield following the competition on Saturday night. The buses arrived
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in Springfield about eleven thirty pm, filled with excited band
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members celebrating the win and return to the state competition.
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The ten seniors are excited to return to state as
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they will have competed at the state level all four
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years of high school and brought home two state championship trophies.
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They are hoping to make that free. The Marching Commanders
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have made it to the state semifinals in every year
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since two thousand and four, one state in twenty twenty
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two and twenty twenty three, and placed third of the
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state competition in twenty twenty four. The Commanders will begin
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with the state semifinals on Saturday at Warren Central High
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School in Bowling Green. Is in the top six of
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twelve bands, the Commanders will advance to the finals later
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that day at Western Kentucky University. The band has performed
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well all year, bringing home numerous awards for best color Guard,
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Best Percussion, and Best overall performance. They were reserved grand
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champions in the Barren County Invitation and overall grand champion
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at the competition in Campbellsville earlier this season. Up Up
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and Away by Jane Reclimb, October twenty second, twenty twenty five.
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A group of planes fly over a sporting event, an
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outdoor concert, were a festival. They move as one in
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perfect unison for an amazing display. Sometimes they produced a
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trail of smoke to truly high right the flight overhead.
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For those on the ground, learning to fly in formation
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in unison isn't exactly easy, but according to the owners
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of smoke On Aviation, it isn't really hard either. It
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just takes training and patients, I'm sorry, training and practice.
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Smoke On Aviation trained pilots from across the country to
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fly in formation at the Lebanon Springfield Airport last weekend.
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The training was scheduled from Thursday, October sixteenth through Sunday,
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October nineteenth. At the airport, pilots came from Florida, Wisconsin,
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Texas and other states to train and learn. All the
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pilots for this training were flying a type of plane
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note known as the Vans Rving These planes are all
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from the same designer and engineer and home built by
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the owners in a garage or airport hangar. They are
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considered experimental, but owners say they felt totally safe in
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the cock heads of these aircraft. Jeff Scott, Dave Schmidt,
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and Kurt Rausch founded Smoke On Aviation in twenty nineteen
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and traveled to various locations to provide training. Scott said
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forty four pilots signed up for this training at the
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Lebanon Springfield Airport. Requirements for participating in the training is
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Bay safe. You must be a pilot with significant flight time,
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said Scott. Scott and Schmidt said that the training starts
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on the ground. In ground school, participants are taught about
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safety and where they need to be in order to
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be safe in the air. Scott says pilots communicate with
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radios and hand signals while in the air. He said
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groups of pilots can fly an entire show without the radios,
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relying solely on hand signals, but we use the radios
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more with the trainees. He said, it's all about safety
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end of quote quote. We trained to national standards that
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are endorsed and overseen by the FAA, Scott explained, with
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uniform training, we can fly safely with pilots we have
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never flown with before, pilots from other states we have
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never met. End of quote. Training starts with ground school
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in the classroom. Then trainees fly as a passenger with
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an experienced formation pilot. In the next days of training,
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the pilot goes up for a two ship or formation
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of two planes with an experienced coach. Scott said, once
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the coach fills the pilot is ready, that pilot will
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perform a two ship formation without the coach. Once mastered,
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more planes are added to the formation. Two planes or
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a two ship is called an element, said Raush. Two
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elements are called a flight, meaning four planes is a
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formation and a formation is a flight. Quote. We build
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up from there, Raush explained, saying largertions are made by
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adding four ship flights to this formation quote. This is
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all based on military and war standards, said Scott. As
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long as we keep to the standard and keep it uniform,
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we can fly safely with pilots from the West Coast
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that we had never flown this before. End of quote.
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Raush and Scott said people often questioned them about the
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smoke quote people will call that a plane is on fire,
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or they want to know what we were spraying on them.
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They said, we aren't spraying anything. It is simply an
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additive to the exhaust for visual effect. It is not
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dangerous or hazardous end to quote. Smoke On Aviation likes
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to finish training weekends with an all up where all
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the planes and the training take to the sky in
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a large formation and they fly together over the host
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city with bad weather moving in on Saturday evening. Scott
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said on Thursday he expected many of the pilots to
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depart Saturday afternoon and was unsure if an all up
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would be possible with this training. Lebanon man charged in
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Springfield shooting by Jane Recline, October twenty second, twenty twenty five.
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On October fifteenth, officers with the Springfield Police Department were
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dispatched in connection with a reported shooting. According to the report,
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a mail and a Ford Ranger pickup was allegedly being
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chased by another male and a Chevy Silverado pickup. The
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victim came to the police department to report the incident.
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He reported that he and another man had gotten into
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an altercation and the suspect pulled out a firearm and
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pointed it at the victim. The victim said that when
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he reached for the god, it discharged and struck him
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in the hand, injuring his left middle finger. Following the shooting,
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the victim said he stopped at five Star before coming
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to the police department, and the suspect did not follow.
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The victim gave a description to the suspect and vehicle
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to police. Both were later located in the city limits.
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The suspect, Jorge Salvador, of Lebanon, was arrested without incident
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and lodged in the Marion County Detention Center. Salvador was
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charged with second to reassault, first degree once in endangerment,
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driving under the influence, and first degree promoting contraband. Springfield
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Police was assisted by the Kentucky State Police and the
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Washington County Sheriff's Office. Commanderrests win Cougar Challenged by Jane
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Recline October twenty second, twenty twenty five. Washington County won
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the Cougar Challenge at Bullet Central on Saturday, October eleventh.
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The Commander Acts compiled a three to one record in
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the Cougar Challenge Washington County two, Bracken County one, fifteen,
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twenty five, twenty five, twenty two, and fifteen twelve. Washington
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County outlasted Bracken County two to one, fifteen to twenty five,
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twenty five to twenty two, and fifteen to twelve during
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the Cougar Challenge on Saturday, October eleventh, The Commander Acts
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overcame a slow start to register the win. Kate Smith
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had twenty five assists, eight digs and one service eight
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and many others received many other amounts of point during
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the use come petitions. Moving on to more in sports,
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Mackleboy finishes fourteenth out of two hundred and ninety seven
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runners in the fifth sixth grade state Championship by Jane
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Reed Kline. October twenty second, twenty twenty five. Washington County
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runner Luke Mackleboy finished fourteenth out of two hundred and
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ninety seven runners and the fifth sixth grade cross country
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State Championship during the KTCCCA Mead of Champion at the
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Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday, October eighteenth, Runners from across
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Kentucky competed in the KTCCAA Meet of Champions Elementary and
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middle school State Championships. Mckleboy finished a strong in his
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final meet of the twenty twenty five cross country season.
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The Washington County standout is among the top young cross
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country runners in the state. Mackleboy has excelled for Washington
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County throughout the twenty twenty five cross the country Heathen.
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The making of the music video by Jane Reid Climb
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October twenty second, twenty twenty five camera's role as local
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musician Stick Tight rides a Harley Davidson up to the
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Peacemaker's Clubhouse in Willisburg. Small groups of bikers stand neard
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the entrance of the clubhouse, chatting and barely turned to
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look as a young lady gets off the back of
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stick Tight's bike and band member Ronnie Hill runs out
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of the clubhouse with a guitar quote, Hay Sticks, we
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gotta go end of quote, he says with a sense
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of urgency in his voice. Stick Tight rides away as
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Hill jumps on a nearby bike, and the director says, cut,
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let's do it again end of quote and gives a
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few instructions to the bikers and camera crew. A young
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lady gets back on the bike and Hill takes the
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guitar back inside ready for take two. This was the
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ending shots for Stick Tight's of coming video for his
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new song rebel Heart, soon to be released. Lane Chesser
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and Michael Nation of Eternal Flair Production. We're working hard
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to capture stick Type's vision for the video. Quote. We
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listened to his vision, said Chesser and helped him achieve it.
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End of quote. Chester said the project had begun a
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couple of weeks prior to the night this was being recorded. Quote.
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Stick Tight already has the music done before we begin.
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Chester said, once the music is created, we have several
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pre production meetings where we discuss what we want to do.
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End of quote. He said they discussed the scenes, props needed,
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the people, and the location. Quote it takes a few
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weeks to get all those scenes together and a quote.
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He said. Eternal Flair will make suggestions, but Chesster said
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it is ultimately up to stick Tight if he likes
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or doesn't like those suggestions He needed for this video
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where motorbikes, the location of a motorcycle clubhouse or bar,
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some bikers and a girl to ride on the bike
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with stick Tight. The Kentucky Peacenaker's Motorcycle Club a service
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his numbers. Shi a love of motorcycles and a desire
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to help others was contacted and came through in a
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major way for stick Tight. The club agreed to let
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stick Tight use the clubhouse in the video and to
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have six to eight bikes parked in front. When filming
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day came, there were thirteen bikes and several men dressed
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in biker gear ready to serve as extras in the video.
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Club members used jubs also let stick Tight ride one
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of his personal bikes in the video. Quote it's a
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really nice bike and I really appreciate the use of it,
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stick type said another. Let he'll sit on his bike
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as if he were too ready to take off the
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road behind stick Tight. Although Hill never started the bike,
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the shot gives the illusion that he followed stick Tight
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out of the parking lot. Quote that night was the
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first time I ever met those guys, said Chester about
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the peacemakers. They were very helpful and cooperative, willing to
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do whatever we asked. They were also very welcoming. It
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was hot and someone came out with water for us,
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and quote he said, club mym were not only willing
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to help and participate. They also offered suggestions and ideas. Quote.
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One of them offered to do a burnout for the video,
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and I said, yeah, let's do it. End of quote,
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Chess said. Chester said the video is a stop and
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start process. Quote. It's never just one take end of quote.
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Some of this particular video was shot from the back
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of a farm truck, driving in front filming Stick Tight
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as he rode the country roads leading to the clubhouse. Quote.
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We also shot some out on the side of a
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van to get a different view of stick Tye ride
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and to quote Chesster said, the girl on the bike
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of the girl on the back of the bike. Mindy
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Polly said that when she was asked to do the video,
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she wasn't really sure about it, but decided why not.
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Quote is a really fun experience, she said. After the
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filming was done, the peacemakers offered dinner to everyone working
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on the project, with grilled hamburgers, chips, salads and drinks
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for all. The filming of the various segments of the
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video may have been done, but Chester in Nation's work
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was far from complete. Chester said is now beginning to
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edit and piece together the segments into a seamless video quote.
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This will take at least another month, he said. He
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also noted that stick Tight will be helping edit the video.
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This is the third time stick Tight and Eternal Player
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have collaborated on a music video. The first, the video
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for stick Tight's hit song All That and Then Some,
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was awarded Music Video of the Year, but the International
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Singers and Songwriters Association i SA in the fall of
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twenty twenty four. The second video for Hammond's Creek Road,
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is currently hitting the charts in California and being aired
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and viewed around the world. This newest video will be
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in stick Tight's hands within another month or so. Then
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he will set a release date and then everyone will
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be able to view it. Then. Mud announces campaign for
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Kentucky State Senate. From farm to Pharmacy, Rooted in Kentucky,
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Fighting for our future Jane Recline, October twenty second, twenty
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twenty five. Benjamin Mudd, formed a pharmacist, small business owner,
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and life while Marion County resident, announced that he is
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seeking election to the Kentucky State Senate as a Republican
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to represent LaRue, Marion, Nelson, Spencer, and Washington County. Quote.
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I want to thank Senator Jimmy Higden for his years
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of dedicated service and conservative leadership on behalf of our region,
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said Mud. He has been a tireless advocate for our communities,
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and I hope to build upon his legacy by continuing
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to fight for the values that matter most to Kentucky
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families and of quotes. Mud is the fifth generation Marion
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County in and still resides on his family's farm with
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his wife, Brittany, and their two daughters, who are now
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the sixth generation to live there. His deep roots in
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the community and professional leadership have prepared him to serve
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the families of central Kentucky with conservative principles and proven experience. Quote.
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I am proud to call Marian County my home, Mud said.
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As a conservative, I will fight to defend our faith,
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protect the and born, safeguard our Second Amendment rights, and
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stop the liberal agenda from eroding our Kentucky values. We
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need less government in our lives, lower taxes, and leaders
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who will stand up for our small towns, farmers, and
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working families. End of quotes. Mud currently serves as the
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executive director of the Kentucky Pharmacist Association, where he has
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led efforts to expand access to healthcare, strengthen independent pharmacies,
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and advocate for common sense reforms. He is also co
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owner of Hometown Pharmacy in Springfield and has experience operating
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multiple small businesses, giving him a first hand understanding of
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the challenges faced by local employers and entrepreneurs. In addition
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to his professional work, Mud has been active in civic
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and community leadership. He is a Graduate of Leadership Kentucky
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class of twenty twenty three, former president of eleven and
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Kawanis Club, and a past board member of the mow
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Marian County Chamber of Commerce. In recognition of his dedication
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to patient care and leadership in his profession, he was
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named Kentucky Pharmacist of the Year in twenty twenty two. Quote.
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As your state Senator, I will work to keep government accountable,
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to sign our conservative values and stand up for the
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hard working families of Central Kentucky, Mud said, I will
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always put Kentucky first. End of quote. Mud lives in
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Lebanon with his wife, Brittany, and their two daughters. Note.
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State Senate District fourteen represents the counties of LaRue, Marion, Nelson, Spenser,
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and Washington. Rural Advancement program that HEU examines area growth opportunities.
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A special to The Son. October twenty second, twenty twenty five,
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Campbells Sleet University's Rural Advancement Initiative hosted a workshop which
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focused on innovative strategies to unlocks the potential of Kentucky's
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rural communities. The program included a presentation from doctor Roger Hudson,
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Assistant Vice President for Strategic Relations and Rural Advancement at CU,
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and a panel discussion featuring rural economic development leaders from
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across Kentucky. Quote. I've had wonderful conversations with all of
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our partners here over the past year and thinking about
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ways that we can actually develop curriculum as a higher
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education institution that will help serve this population well and
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to quote Hudson says. Hudson emphasized Rural Advancement wants to
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continue providing workshops and other continuing education programs to provide
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information and direction on the landscape of rural development. Hudson explained,
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do You's Rural Advancement Initiative is focused on providing bottom
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up initiatives, not top down. Quote, We're trying to highlight
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the assets that are in each individual rural community and
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making sure they're achieving their fullest potential end of quote,
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said quote, this is very much who we are at
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cu end of quote. And now turning to some obituaries
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from the area. Jesse Keith Coulter, thirty two of Louisville, Kentucky,
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formerly of Washington County, passed away at five fourteen pm
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on Monday, October thirteenth, twenty twenty five, at the University
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of Louisville Hospital. He was born on May twenty ninth,
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nineteen ninety three, in Lebanon, Kentucky, to the late Catherine
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Anne Banks and Gregory Keith Culter. Preceding him as in
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death was his paternal grandparents John Thomas Tommy and Betty
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Ray Holter, his maternal grandparents Jeff Banks and Doris Billow,
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and aunt Brenda Hendron, and an uncle of Dennis Saint.
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Survivors included his sister Lacy Banks and Jason Bug Barrett
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of Louisville, a nephew, Jake Lawson, two nieces Jersey Reed
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and Alabama Lawson, and aunt Mary Banks of Springfield, and
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two uncles, Ricky and Vickie Coulter of Bardstown, and Larry
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Banks of Harrisburg. Cremation was chosen and a celebration of
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life will be held later. His remains will be buried
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at the Evergreen Cemetery in Bullsburg. Carrie and Sons Funeral
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Home is in charge of the arrangements. Peggy Lee Carpenter Teachee,
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aged seventy six, of the Cardwell community of Washington County,
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passed away Monday October sixth, twenty twenty five, at her home.
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A native of Richmond, Virginia, she was born on January
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twenty seventh, nineteen forty nine, to the late Russell Ray
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and our Dell May Booker Carpenter. She was a member
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of the Mount Freedom Baptist Church, a graduate of the
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University of Kentucky, and a retired employee of the University
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of Kentucky College of Nursing, where she served as assistant
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to the Associate Dean. She is survived by her husband
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of fifty s seven years, Gordon L. T. T Junior,
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her children, Gordon L. Teach the Third and Aaron Minster
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of Frankfurt, Chris Teachy of Willisburg, Cynthia Buyers of Louisville,
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and Daniel W. Teachee of Wardon, Illinois, eight grandchildren, two
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great grandchildren, a brother, Russell Carpenter Junior of Richmond, Virginia,
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and two special cousins, Paula Perkins of Wilmington, North Carolina
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and Bobby Wiltshire of Richmond, Virginia. In keeping with her wishes,
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cremation was chosen and a memorial service will be held
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at the Mount Freedom Baptist Church on Sunday, October twenty
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sixth at two pm, with the Reverend Hillary Claypool officiating.
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Carrie and Sun Funeral Homes is in charge of the arrangements.
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Maxville Booster by Jane Reidcline, October twenty second, twenty twenty five.
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We are blessed with so many festivals in our area.
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Fall has arrived with its cooler days and many colors.
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The Book Mobil was here October eighth, twenty twenty five.
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It will return October twenty second, twenty twenty five. It
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comes every other Wednesday to the community Center. Many enjoy
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using the book Mobil. The next drive through dinner will
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be Saturday, November fifteenth, at twenty twenty five. It will
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be five to eight pm. Meals are ten dollars for
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adults and five dollars for children ten and younger. We
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enjoyed another great meal. At lunch, we painted cords for
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our craft. On Wednesday, we have a meal every Wednesday
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at noon. Come and join us for a hot meal
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with family and friends. Hoping everyone had a wonderful week
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and family fun as children were off and rested from school.
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Ready or not, Halloween is near. It is time to
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choose your candy for all the children. Maxville Community sympathy
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goes to the families who have lost loved ones. Our
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prayers go out to Rocky Bottom, Keltie and Brenda Curriculo.
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Prayers for everyone wherever they may be. We all all
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me Prayers. Daily Exhibits by Cat's Social Painting Creatives at
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the Opera House by Jane reed Kline, October twenty second,
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twenty twenty five. An exhibit of art by Cat's Social
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Painting Creatives was on display at the Springfield Opera House
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on October second through October sixteenth. Guests were invited to
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meet the artists on Tuesday, October seventh. The various artists
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were on hand to show and talk about their work
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and their expertise and experience in the class. This was
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a special exhibition of artwork by Randy Banks, Angela Ben
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Sandy Noble, Cannon, Margie and David Crowley, Carol green Eileen o'donahue,
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Danetta Swice and instructor Cat Henley. Since moving to Springfield,
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Henley has gathered a core group of repeat artists now
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known as the Cat's Social Painting Creatives. The local group
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picshared a small selection of art at the Opera House,
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Galerley in spring This concludes excerpts from recent editions of
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The Springfield Sun. Your reader has been Amy Jones, Timmody
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on behalf of everyone here at radio. I thank you
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for listening, keep on listening and have a good day.