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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Breatht Advocate to read news
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from Jackson in Brethett County. A reader today is Matt.
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We will begin with the edition dated Wednesday, July twenty ninth,
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twenty twenty six, which has been donated to Radio I
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by the publisher as a reminder. RADIOI is a reading
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service intended for people who are blind or have other
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disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material. On
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the front page, remembering the flood of twenty two, the
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flood Memorial located on Main Street, was lit up with
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luminary candles this week on the four year anniversary of
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the disaster and Brethett County. Eleven confirmed deaths for are reported,
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according to the Kentucky Department of Public Health's official death toll.
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The disaster was caused by complexes of training thunderstorms that
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brought fourteen to sixteen inches of rain in a narrow
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swath of eastern Kentucky over several days, with the heaviest
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rainfall occurring on the night of July twenty seventh. In
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the morning of July twenty eighth, the steep terrain and
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numerous creeks and rivers in the region amplified the flash flooding,
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sweeping away homes, vehicles in infrastructure. Local State trooper recognized.
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The Kentucky State Police KSP honored eighty four troopers, detectives,
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and officers who went above and beyond the call of
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service in twenty twenty five, and a Jackson, Kentucky trooper
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was one of the recipients. The KSP annual Sworn Awards
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ceremony highlighted those who are dedicated to protecting Kentucky's one
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hundred twenty counties with a mission of creating a safe
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commonwealth for future generations. In twenty twenty five, KSP responded
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to five hundred thirty two thousand, six hundred calls for assistance,
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conducted thousands of wellness checks during dangerous weather conditions, protected
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children from online predators, secured justice for victims, and assisted
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local law enforcement agencies as needed to promote safety throughout
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the commonwealth. Trooper Dawson Duff of Jackson received a Meritory
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Service Award. Trooper Duff is a two year veteran of
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the agency. Jackson business Man remembered a local business man
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as being remembered after he passed recently, Joel K Little,
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aged sixty eight of Wolf Creek, Kentucky passed away on Saturday,
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July twenty fifth, twenty twenty six, at the UK Medical
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Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Little was the owner of Jackson
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Window and Siding, where he built a successful business through
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hard work and commitment. He had been in the construction
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field for over thirty years. His entrepreneurial spirit and determination
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left a lasting impact on those he worked with and
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benefited from his services. He was a member of Full
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Gospel Deliverance Church and also attended Providence Pentecostal Church. Complete
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obituary can be found in this week's Advocate. Highway dedicated
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in honor of former magistrate. A section of Kentucky Route
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five forty in Breathett County was named recently in memory
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of former Magistrate James Courtney Holbrook, who tragically died while
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serving his community on July twenty third, nineteen fifty three.
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On the night of his death, he was engaged in
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the pursuit of an escaped convict Navarre James Arthur Pittman.
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Holbrook located Pittman in a stolen nineteen forty seven Chevrolet
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tu door sedan at the Camp Christie section of strong
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fork as he approached the vehicle. A violent confrontation ensued,
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resulting in Holbrook being shot once in the chest with
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a twenty two caliber pistol. Despite his grave injuries, he
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managed to return fire, killing Pittman before succumbing to his
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wounds shortly thereafter at the age of forty seven, leaving
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behind a wife and seven children. In honor of Holbrook's
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dedication and ultimate sacrifice, Breathett County Circuit Clerk James Elliott
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Turner proposed the designation of a portion of the highway
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as the J. C. Holbrook Memorial Highway. This initiative was
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successfully sponsored by Representative Chris Fugut and subsequently passed by
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the Kentucky General Assembly. A dedication ceremony took place at
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the Breathatt County Masonic Lodge on July twenty third, commemorating
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Holbrook's significant contributions to public service and law enforcement. This
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tribute not only acknowledges his commitment to local governments governance,
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but also serves as a lasting testament to his sacrifice
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and impact on the community. Next, we have our weekly
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game of Guess who I will read the prompt twice
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once now and once at the end of this recording
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before giving the answer. Stay tuned until the end to
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see if you got it right. Guess who I am
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an actress born in California on November sixth, nineteen forty six.
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I was a high school cheerleader before getting my acting
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break as a teenager. I also played a flying nun.
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I've started many top films, including one with Tom Hanks.
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I will now read this week's obituaries. I will only
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read the name, age, and location if given. If listeners
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wish to hear the entire ar obituary, please feel free
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to call us at Radio I at eight five nine
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four two two six three nine zero. I will repeat
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this number at the end of this segment as well.
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Charles R. Richardson, age eighty three, of Campton, Kentucky, departed
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this earthly life Tuesday July fourteenth, twenty twenty six, at
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the Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington. Cain Arthur Gabriel Alan Miller,
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a beloved infant of just six months, went home to
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be with Jesus. Monday July twentieth, twenty twenty six. Roger Gillham,
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aged ninety three, of Campton, Kentucky, passed away peacefully on
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July twenty fourth, twenty twenty six, at the Wolfe County
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Health and Rehab in Campton, Kentucky. Dulcine Dully Nice, sixty
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one years young of Clayhole, Kentucky, transitioned to the Heavenly
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Realm on Friday, July twenty fourth, twenty twenty six, at
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the Hazard Appalachian Regional Hospital. Joel K. Little, age sixty eight,
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of Wolf Creek, Kentucky, went home to be with the
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Lord Saturday, July twenty fifth, twenty twenty six, at the
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UK Medical Center in Lexington, Kentucky. Juanita Sue Holbrook, age
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eighty four, of Jackson, Kentucky, passed away on July twenty fifth,
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twenty twenty six. Rosalie Moore, age seventy two, of Jackson, Kentucky,
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passed away on Tuesday, July twenty first, twenty twenty six,
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at her residence. These were the obituaries for the July
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twenty ninth edition of The Breath At Advocate. If you
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wish to have an entire obituary read, please call us
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at eight five nine four two two six three nine
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zero and we would be happy to help. From the
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Councillor's Desk by Randy Cloth. Changing the conversation within Part
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two as presented last week, let's continue to look more
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closely at one important part of emotional self care, the
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conversation we have within ourselves. When talking to people in
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my office dealing with tremendous problems, distress and difficult situations,
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I have encouraged them to think about what they can
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do to deal more effectively with these things. It seems
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that people can talk more readily about what they can do,
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but struggle to come up with help helpful, constructive thoughts.
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Taking steps to deal with one's troubles is important, indeed,
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but we also need to work on our thought patterns.
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Our self talk and our thoughts should not be neglected,
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but need to be developed and enhanced in ways that
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are more helpful and healthy. The mind is powerful, and
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how we think about things can be helpful or harmful harmful.
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In this fallen, messed up world, we face obstacles. Some
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very serious relationship problems. Financial hardships, physical health issues, the
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loss of loved ones, even a spiritual crisis are often
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very distressing. It is not unusual to deal with several
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of these at one time, which only compounds the stress level.
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People often talk about overthinking, and it's not always a
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good thing. It is natural to worry and even be
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fearful at times, but the thing to do is to
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strive not to overdo it. Produce a plan to deal
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with problems and consider more helpful thoughts. For instance, if
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you're dealing with serious or chronic health problems, think of
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positive healthy thoughts. Some examples, if I seek the best
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medical care available and follow their treatment recommendations, I will improve.
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Or if I keep eating healthy, staying active and exercise
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as I'm able, that will be helpful too. Once I
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was terribly ill for a period, with an illness that
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made functioning and enjoying life difficult. My daughter's mother in law, Betty,
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was dealing with chronic, life threatening illness. I remember thinking,
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at least I'm not dealing with something life threatening. It
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was not that I was uncaring. Indeed, at those times
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I would breathe a prayer for her. Sadly, she has
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passed away since that time. She was a wonderful person,
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a long time elementary school teacher. She was a godly woman,
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faithful despite her illness, strong, and she dearly loved and
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cared for her family. There are always others in worse condition. Faith, hope, grit,
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and a dose of optimism will go a long way
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toward healing. Try not to focus excessively on your pain, dizziness, fear,
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and weariness. Distraction can be helpful concerning all this more
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about that next week. No matter what challenges you may
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be facing, keep hoping, praying, believing and trusting, and never
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give up. If you or someone you know as experiencing
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severe emotional distress or suicidal thoughts, professional help is available.
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Call the crisis line at one eight hundred two six
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two seven four nine one or just nine eight eight,
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go to the emergency room, or contact a qualified counselor.
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For appointments with professional counselors, call eight hundred five seven
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five seven two two three. This article offers general mental
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health guidance at his same not a substitute for professional advice.
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Always consult a mental health provider or a physician with
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specific concerns. Seeking help is an important step in caring
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for mental health. Life on the Old Dirt Road by
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Bobby Thorpe A trip to Jackson. In Jackson, a trip
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to play video games was a tradition to remember. I
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can remember on Friday evenings I would get to go
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to Maloney's and while the family shopped, I visited the
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arcades located in the store. In the game room there
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was Donkey Kong, Pac Manned, Galaxian Phoenix, and several other
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games could be played for a quarter a game. Another
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fun place to play games was on Court Street at
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the Hub Arcade. Unique games could be found at the Hub,
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and a trip there was always fun. The building that
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housed the Hub is no longer in Jackson due to
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its demolition to construct the Judicial Center. Just down the
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street on College Avenue was Bow and Scotty's Game Room.
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At this location, many arcade games, along with pool tables
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and pita ball machines could be found. There was also
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a food bar and one could get a cold soda,
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burger and fries. After many began buying home video game systems,
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the arcade game slowly faded away. Replicas of the old
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arcade classics have recently went on sale once again at
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the local Walmart. My first home video game system was
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an Atari. I currently own this system and several games,
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along with my favorite games, Pitfall and Defender. Of course,
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for those who didn't play video games. Several basketball and
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baseball leagues were formed across the country. Different communities around
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the area would form the teams and take on other communities.
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One of the teams that comes to mind is the
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Shucky Bean All Stars. Our family would gather at our
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grandfather's house on the weekends and play a day long
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game of softball where we always had fun. Trips to
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town to play video games and hands on sports always
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bring back great memories of my childhood on the old
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dirt road. So be it by Pastor Naomi How to
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prosper Part two. When PS One says blessed is the man,
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it means happy, It means blessable. Blessed is the man.
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The Hebrew word a share is here translated blessed, which
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has the idea of happiness or contentment. A share is
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a form of the Hebrew word ashar, which in its
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root means to be straight or to be right. Blessed
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is the man speaks of the happiness, the blessedness, the
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contentment in the life of the man or woman who
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is right or straight with God. The righteous man will
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be a blessed man, a happy man, blessed is the
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man that walketh not in the council of the ungodly,
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nor stands in the way of the sinners, nor sits
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in the seat of the scornful. But his delight is
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in the law of the law of the Lord. And
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in his law does meditate day and night. And he
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shall be like a tree planted by rivers of water,
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that bringeth forth his fruit in his season. His lief
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also shall not wither. Whatsoever he does shall prosper. The
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first thing it says to do is this, nor standeth
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in the way of sinners. Look at how the people
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behave around you that you are associating with. When you
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got saved, you became God's ambassador. An ambassador has one job,
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and that's to make the person you represent look good.
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We have one job, and that is to make Jesus
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look good. Did we make Jesus look good? On the job?
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On the road? At the store? The phone has lots
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of counsel. The second thing it says to do is this,
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nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful the corner.
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The scorner is a griper, It is a complainer, It
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is an unhappy camper, It is an egregious sin against God.
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To gripe, not to gripe too much, but to gripe
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at all. God killed thousands of the children of Israel
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because they griped. Well. You may say I don't gripe
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like the world, et cetera. The Bible says, neither murmur. Ye,
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it is a sin to gripe. Let your speech always
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be seasoned with grace. Let not corrupt communication come out
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of your mouth. The Bible says, let the words of
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my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable
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in your sight. We are the people with joy, joy unspeakable.
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Griping is a sin. If we don't bridle the tongue,
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our religion is worthless. It is vain. The word gripe
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and scorn have something in common that they both express
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negative feelings, specifically showing displeasure and dissatisfaction with something or someone.
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Both share negative feelings and have a venting attitude. We
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need these promises activated in our life. I'm not going
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to let my eyes and my ears be where the
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not God Way stuff is invading. I got one job
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in my life. I'm going to make Jesus look good.
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I'm absolutely done griping or being scornful about anything. We
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all have issues going on in life. As a child
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of God. If we are to prosper, then we are
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to live in alignment with His word every day, striving
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to be more christ Like. Have a blessed week, Amen,
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so be it. I will now read the breath At
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County's returned grand Jury indictments for the remainder of the
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recording before returning to our game of Guess who. If
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you like more details about an indictment or an indictment
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you expected was not read, please call Radio I at
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eight five nine four two two six three nine zero
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for more details. The breath At County Grand Jury recently
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returned several indictments true bills returned or as follows Ted Napier,
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Count one Failure to comply with Sex Offender Registration first
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offense and BREATHTT County, Kentucky. On our about October sixteenth,
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twenty twenty five, Ted Napier committed the offense of failure
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to comply with Sex Offender Registration first offense, a Class
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D felony, when he failed to report his address as
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a registered sex offender. Count two p f O first degree.
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Ted Napier committed the offense of persistent felity offender in
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the first degree when at the time of the commission
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of the above offense, he had been on probation and
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parole within the past five years and had a previous
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felony conviction bondset at five thousand dollars cash. Henry R. Noble.
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Count one no operator's license moped license in Brethett County,
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Kentucky Honor. About May thirtieth, twenty twenty six. Henry R.
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Noble committed the offense no operator's license or moped license,
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a Class B misdemeanor, when he knowingly and unlawfully did
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not have a valid operator's license while driving a vehicle.
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Count two Operating vehicle with expired operator's license in Breathatt County,
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Kentucky Honor. About May thirtieth, twenty twenty six, Henry R.
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Noble committed the offense of operating a vehicle with expired
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operator's license, a Class B misdemeanor, when he knowingly and
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unlawfully was in control of a motor vehicle with an
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expired operator's license. Count three failure to wear seat belts
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in Brett County, Kentucky, Honor, about May thirtieth, twenty twenty six,
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Henry R. Noble committed the offense of failure to wear
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seat belts when he knowingly and unlawfully failed to wear
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seat belts when operating a motor vehicle. Count four failure
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to produce insurance card. In Brethtt County, Kentucky Honour, about
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May thirtieth, twenty twenty six, Henry R. Noble committed the
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offense of failure to produce an insurance card when he
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knowingly and unlawfully failed to produce an insurance card while
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operating a motor vehicle. Count five failure of non owner
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to maintain required insurance and security. In Breathett County, Kentucky Honour,
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about May thirtieth, twenty twenty six, Henry R. Noble committed
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the offense of failure of non owner to maintain required
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insurance and security first offense, a Class B misdemeanor, when
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he failed to maintain the required insurance and security of
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the motor vehicle he was operating. Count six POCS first
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degree first defense. In Brethat County, Kentucky Honour about May thirtieth,
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twenty twenty six, Henry R. Noble committed the offense of
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possession of a controlled substance first degree, first offense, methamphetamine
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a Class D felony when he knowingly an unlawful, knowingly
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and unlawfully possessed a quantity of methamphetamine. Count seven Possession
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of marijuana and breathat County Kentucky Honor. About May thirtieth,
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twenty twenty six, Henry R. Noble committed the offense of
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possession of marijuana, a Class B misdemeanor when he knowingly
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and unlawfully possessed a quantity of marijuana. Count eight Possession
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of drug paraphernalia and breath At County Kentucky Honor. About
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May thirtieth, twenty twenty six, Henry AR. Noble committed the
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offense of possession of drug paraphernalia a Class A misdemeanor,
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when he knowingly and unlawfully possessed a marijuana pipe. Count nine.
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Operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and breath.
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At County Kentucky Honour. About May thirtieth, twenty twenty six,
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Henry R. Noble committed the offense of operating a motor
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vehicle under the influence of alcohol or substance, First offense,
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a Class B misdemeanor when he knowingly and unlawfully operated
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a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or
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other substance. Criminal summons have been issued. Kayla Neely. Count
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one failure to produce insurance cart and Breathtt County, Kentucky,
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on or about June second, twenty twenty six. Kayla Neely
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committed the offense a failure to produce an insurance cart
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when she failed to produce her insurance cart. Count two
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failure of owner operator to maintain required insurance in Brethett County,
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Kentucky honor. About June second, twenty twenty six, Kayla and
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Eely committed the offense of failure to owner operator to
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maintain required insurance security. First offense when she knowingly and
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unlawfully failed to maintain the required insurance and security for
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the motor vehicle she was operating. Count three careless driving
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and Brethett County, Kentucky owner. About June second, twenty twenty six,
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Kayla and Eely committed the offense of careless driving when
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she failed to operate a motor vehicle in a careful manner.
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Count four operating a motor vehicle under the influence of
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alcohol or substance, first offense, Breathat County, Kentucky Honor. About
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June second, twenty twenty six, Kayla Eely committed the offense
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of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol
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or substance first defense, a Class B misdemeanor, which she
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knowingly and unlawfully operated a motor vehicle while under the
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influence of alcohol substance. Count five Possession of a controlled
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substance first degree methamphetamine and Bretha County, Kentucky Honor. About
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June second, twenty twenty six, Kayla Eely committed the offense
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of possession of a controlled substance methamphetamine and the first
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degree first offense, a Class D felony when she knowingly
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or unlawfully possessed a quantity of methamphetamine. Count six prescription
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controlled substance not in the original container in the first
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offense and the Breatha County, Kentucky Honor. About June second,
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twenty twenty six, Kayla Eely committed the offense of prescription
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controlled substance not an original container, first offense, a Class
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B misdemeanor, when she knowingly and unlawfully failed to possess
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controlled substances in the container in which it was delivered
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to her by the person who prescribed it. Count seven
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possession of drug pair fhinalia and brethat County Kentucky Honor.
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About June second, twenty twenty six, Kayla Neely committed the
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offense of possession of drug pair ferinalia which he knowingly
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and unlawfully possessed a silver container and a rubbier circular
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tube that contains residue inside it. Count eight no registration
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receipt and Breathat County Kentucky Honor. About June second, twenty
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twenty six, Kayla and Eely committed the offense of no
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registration receipt when she failed to possess a registration receipt
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for her motor vehicle. Bond remains the same from District Court.
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Mackenzie Prayterer and Nicole Spicer. Count one Torture of a
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dog or cat McKenzie and Breathat, County Kentucky Honor. About
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July ninth, twenty twenty six. Mackenzie Prayder committed the offense
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of torture of a dog or cat, a classy felony,
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when she knowingly and unlawfully abandoned a dog in a
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building for three or more days with no provisions for
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the animal's care, ultimately resulting in the death of the animal.
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Count two, Tampering with physical evidence Mackenzie and Breatha at
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County Kentucky Honour about July ninth, twenty twenty six. Mackenzie
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Prayterer committed the offense of tampering with physical evidence when
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she knowingly and unlawfully disposed of the body of a
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deceased dog in order to conceal it from law enforcement.
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Count three complicity to tampering with physical evidence Nicole and
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Breath at County Kentucky Honour About July ninth, twenty twenty six.
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Nicole Spicer committed the offense of complicity to tampering with
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physical evidence, a Class D felony, when she knowingly and
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unlawfully was complicit in disposing of the body of a
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deceased dog in order to conceal it from law enforcement.
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Bond said at two thy five hundred dollars cash. Corey
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Taylor and Hunter Schuller count theft by unlawful tanking or disposition,
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all others between ten thousand dollars and one million dollars
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and Breathat County, Kentucky Honour. About February fourth, twenty twenty six.
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Corey Taylor and Hunter Schuller committed the offense of theft
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by unlawful taking or disposition between ten thousand and one
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million dollars a Class C felony when the knowingly and
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unlawfully took a side by side belonging to Ada Gwynn
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without permission. Bond said it twenty five hundred dollars cash.
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Sonia Saliers, Count one Possession of drug paraphernalia and Bretha County,
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Kentucky onnor About June twelfth, twenty twenty six. Sonia Saliers
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committed the offense of possession of a drug paraphernalia a
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Class A misdemeanor when she knowingly and unlawfully possessed a
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dab pen. Count two prescription controlled substance not in the
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original container. And Brett County, Kentucky Honor. About June twelfth,
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twenty twenty six, Sonia Saliers committed the offense of prescription
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controlled substance not in the original container. First offense when
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she knowingly and unlawfully failed to possess controlled substances in
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the container in which it was delivered to her by
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the person who prescribed it. Count three Tampering with physical
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evidence and Brethat County, Kentucky. On about June twelfth, twenty
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twenty six, Sonia Saliers committed the offense of tampering with
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physical evidence when she knowingly and unlawfully disposed of her
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dab pen to conceal it from law enforcement. Count four
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persistent felony offender in the first degree and Bretha County,
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Kentucky Honor. About June twelfth, twenty twenty six, Sonya Saliers
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committed the offense of persistent felony offender in the first
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degree when, at the time of the commission of the
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above offense, he had been on parole probation within the
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past five years and had a previous felony conviction bond
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set at twenty five hundred dollars cash. Jason White. Count
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one Criminal Mischief in the first degree and Bretha County,
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Kentucky Honor. About May fifth, twenty twenty six, Jason White
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committed the offense of criminal mischief in the first degree
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when he intentionally damaged property belonged to Joel Moore, causing
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over thirty thousand dollars in damage Stanley Hall and Dalton Hall.
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Count one Assault in the first degree Stanley Only and
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Bretha County, Kentucky Honor. About March tenth, twenty twenty six,
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Stanley Hall committed the offense of assault in the first
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degree when he intentionally caused serious physical injury to Glen
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Lee by hitting him in the head with a baseball bat.
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Count two Theft by unlawful taking of a firearm Stanley
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Only and Brett County, Kentucky Honor. About March tenth, twenty
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twenty six, Stanley Hall committed the offense of theft by
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unlawful taking or disposition of a firearm, a Class D felony,
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when he knowingly and unlawfully took a firearm belonging to
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Glenn Lee. Count three Criminal mischief in the first degree
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for both and Brethat County, Kentucky Honor. About March tenth,
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twenty twenty six. Stanley Hall and Dalton Hall committed the
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offense of criminal mischief in the first degree, a Class
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D felony, when the intentionally damaged property belonging to Glenn Lee.
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Count four falsely reporting an incident to law enforcement Dalton
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Only and Brethat County, Kentucky Honor. About March tenth, twenty
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twenty six, Dalton Hall committed the offense of falsely reporting
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an incident to law enforcement, a Class A misdemeanor when
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he gave false information to a law enforcement officer with
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intent to implicate another. Bondset at ten thousand dollars cash.
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And finally, back to our game of guess who. Here's
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the prompt again. I am an actress born in California
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on November sixth, nineteen forty six. I was a high
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school cheerleader before getting my acting break as a teenager.
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I also played a flying nun. I've started many top films,
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including one with Tom Hanks. Who Am I? The answer
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is Sally Field. Did you get it right? Let's play
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again next week. This concludes the reading of the Breathitt
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Advocate for news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader
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has been Matt. Now please stay tuned for continued programming
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on Radio. I on behalf of everyone here Radio. I
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thank you for listening and we hope you have a
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great day.