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10.2.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springs Old Sun to bringing
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy Jones Timmney. We begin with the edition dated Thursday,
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October second, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, Radio I
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is a reading service intended for people who are blind
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or have other disabilities that make it difficult to read
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printed material. Stick tighte Reaches another milestone with Hammon's Creek
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Road by Jane rey Kline October first, twenty twenty five.
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Local favorite and upcoming country rock singer stick Tight of
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Willisburg is making news in the music industry once again,
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reaching a new milestone and taking a major step in
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his music career. Stick Typ's music video, Hammond's Creek Road,
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charted number two the week of September one through September
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seventh on CMC in California. Stick Tite introduced the song
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during his hometown concert in Willisburg in August of twenty
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twenty four. The song and video were released later that year.
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Stick Tights at Hammond's Creek Road is an actual road
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in rural Anderson County and is about an ancestor who
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was a bootlegger in that area. The video for Hammon's
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Creek Road charted with CMC USATV, a video show in
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the San Francisco Bay Area. CMCTV and CMCUTV are Nielsen
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rated local broadcast stations serving the San Francisco, Oakland, San
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Jose market and are broadcast free over the air on
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CMC channels from Monterey to Running, California. Hammond's Creek Road
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also has been added to one of the upcoming Country
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Fix video shows that will air the week of October thirteen,
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twenty twenty five. During that week, stick Tights video will
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be aired almost five hundred times across multiple networks across
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the US and Australia, according to an email from Country Fix.
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This show is a weekly half hour program hosted by
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the country music artists themselves. Country Fix features music videos
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from country music's biggest superstars. It also features a special
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artist interview or behind the scene interview of the making
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of their music video. The video will air on Heartland,
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the Family Channel, yt A, t V, Right Now, TV,
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CW Nashville, Strike TV, and SIMULTV in Japan and eleven
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countries in South America. Country Fix also streams live OTT
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platforms on Roku, rad Live and Amazon Fire The video
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will also air on Country Road TV Australia Streaming Country
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TV New Zealand, Kenyon Star, t DV ot T Kenyan Star.
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It's www dot Canyon Star dot TV, DBTV OTT Harmony
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Music TV, w s N y n Y DTC three TV,
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kbp X TV Houston Check h T T p S
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colon slash slash. Those are forward slashes, ce Jmproductions dot Com,
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Forward Flash, Country Dash six Forward Flash for a list
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of airing affiliates, and check each network's listings for airing
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day and time. Additionally, you can now listen to Country
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six playlist on your favorite audio platform Apple Music, Spotify,
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YouTube Music, Pandora, SoundCloud, and more. And you can watch
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each week's episode on Country six and Bluegrass Ridge and
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see their airing affiliates at www. Dot Countryfix dot US
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and www dot Cjmproductions dot Com. Stick Tight will be
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performing Friday, October second at the Springfield Sorgam Festival in
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downtown Springfield. Preserving the Donkey Tree by Jane Green kleinb
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October first, twenty twenty five. At the heart of local
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legend and folklore, is a very special tree that is
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said to bring either good luck or tragic curses to
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those who visit the legend a mystery of the Donkey
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Tree is at risk of being lost the future generations
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of Washington County. A group of concerned individuals from Washington
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and Nelson Counties are seeking help to preserve the legendary
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Donkey Tree on Valley Hill Road near Fredericktown. The tree
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is in poor health, nearly dead, and some local area
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of residents want to find a way to preserve this
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county landmark. There are multiple stories of how the tree,
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shaped like a donkey, complete with ears, nowt and mouth,
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came to be, but the one thing the stories all
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have in common, the tree is both cursed and blessed.
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Some say anyone who touches the tree will be cursed
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or even die, but it is also believed that placing
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an apple in the donkey's mouth brings good luck to
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the one brave enough to approach the tree and place
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the apple. Running an Internet search for the Donkey Tree
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brings up stories of the various legends surrounding it, and
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it appears on Google Maps the local landmarks. Local residents
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are reaching out for help to preserve the tree for
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future generations. Joe Bowley, who has a landscaping tree background,
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first brought the issue to light. Quote the tree is
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getting ready to fall. Bowling said, maybe we can cut
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some of the limbs back and save it, but I'm
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not sure I want to be the one to do
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that given the legends and stories. He said, quote, we
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are looking for someone with knowledge who can help us
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either save the tree in some way or preserve it
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for future generations end of quote. Bowling said. Terry Rosiski,
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who lives out a football field's length away from the tree,
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have contacted the Kentucky Forestry Division, who will be coming
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to look at the tree in early October. Quote. They
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looked at the pictures and are not very hopeful, she said.
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Rosiski said that the Forestry Division told her they may
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be able to may have been able to help had
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they been aware of the issue a couple years sooner. Nevertheless,
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experts are coming to inspect and evaluate the tree. Quote.
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I think it's cursed, but it is a positive place
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for me, Raziski said. She noted that one side of
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the tree still has life and a few leaves, despite
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the tree having been painted and stead of fire in
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the past. Quote it's so dead. She added, there's not
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much left and it is hollowed out. It is sad
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because it is sort of a meeting place for young
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people and I've gotten to meet a lot of kids
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there end of quote. Even if the life of the
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tree cannot be saved, area residents are hoping for some
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type of preservation of the tree or the location. Quote.
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It is part of the community. It means something to
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the people who live here, and to quote Raziski said,
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most tax rates will remain the same. By Jenna George,
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October one, twenty twenty five. On Friday, the Fiscal Court
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met for the second time this month, with the meeting
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covering plenty of tax rates throughout the county. Many jurisdictions
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presented their tax rate numbers for the year, and while
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most dropped, one was raised and two stayed the same.
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The Washington Maring County air Board raised the real estate
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tax rate from one point one zero zero to one
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point one four to four this year, while the Health
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Department's tax rate stayed the same from twenty twenty four
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to twenty twenty five. With a study two point two
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eighty eight alongside the City of Willisburg's real estate to
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Spray remaining at seven point five. The rest of the
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prevented numbers all decreased. The Extension services rate went from
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ten point two to nine point seven. Library real estate
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taxes fell from six point nine from last year seven
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point three. Fiscal Court's current rate is eight point zero,
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down from eight point one. The School of tax rate
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went from fifty eight point zero to fifty six point nine,
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and the City of Springsale dropped from fifteen point four
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to fourteen point one. In other news, the bid for
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the transfer station building was accepted, with the new owner
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winning the bids with a firm two hundred and six dollars,
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giving the county a small profit from the advertising pricing.
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After the previous burn ban has been continued had been
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continued at the last meeting. For now the ban has
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been lifted. There have been some hiccups in the process
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of the Emergency Services building move in, but there are
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still hopes everyone is able to get in and settle
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before the deadline and ribbon cutting. Lastly, after hearing some
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rumors of him possibly switching positions, Judge Graves reassures that
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he will be seeking re election for the judge position
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come next November in the upcoming weeks. The Sorgan Festival
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is on the Horizon this weekend October third through the fifth.
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Following the festival will be the Holy Trinity Turkey Supper
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on October eleventh. The next Fiscal Court meeting is at
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nine a m. On October thirteenth, twenty twenty five. Local
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man indicted for assault by Jane Recline. October first, twenty
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twenty five. A Springfield man was indicted by the Washington
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County Grand Jury on September seventeenth on charges of assault
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and wanton endangerment. Patrick Cody Ballard, thirty, of Springfield was
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indicted on one count of second degree assault, one count
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of fourth degree assault, and one count of first degree
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wanton endangerment. The indictment alleges that Ballard intentionally caused serious
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physical injury to another person and manifested extreme indifference to
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human life during an incident that occurred on or near Junsath,
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twenty twenty five. Bond for Ballard was set at twenty
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five thousand dollars full cash. The grand jury also handed
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down another indictment against Sary Knox, forty eight, of Louisville.
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Knaps was indicted earlier this year in connection with the
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robbery at the Willisburg branch of the Springfield State Bank
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on January twenty second, twenty twenty five. Knox was indicted
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on September seventeenth as a first degree persistent balony offender.
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Bond was set at twenty thousand dollars fool cash. Georgian Young,
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thirty three, of Danville was indicted on five counts. Young
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is charged with possession of a handgun by a convicted felon,
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possession of methan veetamines low, in possession of the firearm,
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possession of hair win while in possession of a firearm,
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possession of drug paraphernalia, and second degree persistent felony offender.
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The alleged violations occurred on or about August eleventh. Bond
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was set at five thousand dollars full cash. Austin Fields,
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forty one, of Willisburg was indicted on charges of possession
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of a handgun by a convicted felon, first degree wanton endangerment,
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fourth degree assault, as third degree terroristic threadning, and third
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degree terroristic threadning. The incident leading to the indictment occurred
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on December tenth, twenty twenty four. And bond was set
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at five thousand dollars unsecured. Christopher Tucker fifty one of
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Springfield was charged with possession of methanphetamines second offense and
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possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond was set at ten thousand
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dollars at ten percent. James Drake fifty two of Chaplin
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was indicted on six counts. Drake is charged with possession
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of methan fatamines third offense, possession of drug paraphernalia, operating
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on an expired license, failure to maintain required insurance, disregarding
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the stop sign, and instructional permit violation. The offenses occurred
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on or about July thirty first, twenty twenty five. Bond
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was set at five thousand dollars at ten percent. Susan
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O'Connor fifty eight of Springfield was indicted on charges of
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possession of methanphetamines in criminal littering and connection with an
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incident on July twentieth, twenty twenty five. Bond was set
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at five thousand dollars unsecured. Marquis de Smalley sixty one
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of Springfield was indicted on charges of attempted strangulation. In
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the first degree and fourth degree assault. The incident occurred
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on July twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. Damon Lee Barnett,
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fifty eight, of bar of Lebanon was indicted on charges
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of first degree criminal mischief and driving on a suspended
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oversoked license. Bond was set at one thousand dollars full
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pash Editor's note. An indictment by a grand jury is
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merely a charge. All descendants are presumed innocent until proven
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guilty in the appropriate court of law. Charges dropped against
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Nelson County Sheriff chief deputy takes plea deal Pianera Brian
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will have awaid October Friday or October trial. After Friday's
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agreement by Peter W. Zabadi, Paxton Media grew of October first,
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twenty twenty five. Nelson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Brian accepted
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a plea deal Friday morning, reducing his charges in a
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whistle blower case filed against him by two detectives in
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the NCSO office. While Brian's boss, Sheriff, Ramon Pianeiras, had
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all charges against him dismissed with the move at Friday's
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pre trial conference, the top two officials in the Nelson
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County Sheriff's Office will now avoid an October twenty seventh
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trial in Nelson's Circuit Court, a case that was before
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a special Judge, A lease Givon spain Hour, a Bullet
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County Family Court judge appointed to hear the case. Brian
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and Pianora were accused of improperly selling vehicles confiscated as
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evidence in drug cases by detectives I Injustice and Will Purdham,
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who serve on the Greater Hardened County Narcotics Task Force,
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and for allegedly retaliating against the two detectives who filed
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a complaint against them with the Kentucky State Police. Spain
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Hour ruled that evidence did not support the retaliation charges
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against Pionora and Brian. The vehicles have been stored in
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an n CSO evidence warehouse on behalf of the Narcotics
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Task Force. With Friday's Please deal, Brian accepted guilty charges
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for two misdemeanor charges, including third degree forgeries. He will
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be forced to pay a one thousand dollars fine in
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court cost in the deal offered by Special Prosecutor Amanda
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Hernandez Troutman. The Bullet County Commonwealth Attorney appointed to try
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the case. Brian is also ordered to have no contact
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with Justice and Purdam, and violation of these conditions would
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result in contempt charges. Initially, Panorra and Brian were staring
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at several felony charges, including abuse of public trustfessed by deception,
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and official misconduct. Brian was also charged with second degree
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for a felony, but the plea jill produces that to
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a misdemeanor third degree forgery charge. The original charges could
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have carried jail times, but Brian and p Andora have
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sorry those sentence is not I don't think it was
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written exactly how it sounded it could have. I think
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they were trying to say it could have carried jail
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time if they had been convicted in court. According to
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the quote facts of the case felt out in Tornando's
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Troutman's plea offer, Brian sold three vehicles confiscated by the
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Narcotics Task Force privately to Dustin Aubury, bypassing Kentucky's statute
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calling for those vehicles to be auctioned off publicly. The
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plea offic are also indicted that Brian between January twenty
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twenty three and August twenty twenty four, signed off on
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dozens of vehicle inspection forms for Auberry and Sections that
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he had not actually completed. Nelson County Judge Executive Tim
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Hutchins issued a statement Tuesday on the matter, noting that
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his office does not have oversight as the Nelson County
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Sheriff's office, but that he had been receiving a number
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of inquiries about the case. Quote. The people of Nelson
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County deserve accountability and transparency from all public offices. Recent
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developments raise important questions about the internal operations of the
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Sheriff's office. Hutchins rowden oppressed belief quote. In response to
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these concerns, I have received correspondence in legal notices that
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appear aimed at discouraging or silencing criticism. I want to
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assure our communities that I will not be intimidated. MY
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commitment is to open government and to representing the interest
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of Nelson County. I will continue to serve with integrity
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and transparency, regardless of outside pressure. End of quotes. County
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post tenth lowest jobless rate in the state. By Jane
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Reid Climb October first, twenty twenty five, Washington County remains
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well below the state unemployment rate. For August twenty twenty five,
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reporting the tenth lowest rate in the Commonwealth. Unemployment rates
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fell in one hundred nineteen counties and rose in only
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one county between August twenty twenty four and August twenty
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twenty five. According to the Kentucky Center for Statistics k
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y Stats, an agency within the Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet,
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Washington County recorded a rate of three point eight percent
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for August twenty twenty five, as compared to five point
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zero percent for July twenty twenty four. The rate was
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also noticeably lower than that recorded in August twenty twenty four,
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when the rate was four point seven percent. The Kentucky
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rate for August twenty twenty five was four zero point
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three percent. In August twenty twenty four, the state recorded
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a rate of five point three percent. In addition to
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being well below the state average, Washington County again posted
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the lowest rate in the Lincoln Trail Area Development District.
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Woodford County recorded the lowest jobless rate in the Commonwealth
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at three point five percent. It was followed by Fayette
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and Scott County's three point six percent, and Cumberland, Harris
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and Kenton, Oldham, Shelby and Todd Counties three point seven percent.
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Washington County followed closely at three point eight percent to
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tie for the tenth lowest rate. Martin County recorded the
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state's highest unemployment rate at eight point eight percent. It
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was followed by Mcgoffin County eight point one percent, and
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then Elliott and Wood County's seven percent. Kentucky's county unemployment
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rates and employment levels are not seasonally adjusted because of
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small sample devices. Employment statistics undergo sharp punctuations due to
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seasonal events such as weather changes, harvests, holidays and school openings,
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and clothing. Seasonal adjustments eliminate these influences and make it
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easier to observe statistical trends. The comparable unadjusted unemployment rate
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for the state was five point six percent for July
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twenty twenty five, and four point six percent of the nation.
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Unemployment statistics are based on estimates and are not compiled
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to measure trends rather than actually to count people working
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the day. They should only be compared to the same
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months in previous years. Cornerstone Christian host Festival of Tents
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by Jane bray Kline October one, twenty twenty five. A
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borrowed stage set for the stage for an inviting cross
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between a music based fellowship and tent revival. The second
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annual Festival of Tents at Cornerstone Christian Church drew an
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exciting crowd to the church, located on the one to
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fifty bypass. Many brought tens and campers to the church
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grounds to camp out for the weekend long event. The
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event began with praise and worship music by Cornerston's worship teams,
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fresh food including brisket and grilled favorites, and games for
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the kids to enjoy. Early and Friday evening, September twenty sixth,
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the campfire was in full glow when stick Tite took
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to the stage to perform Southern gospel music. Many was
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a stick Tite player. Stick Tide is known for his
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country rock style of music and applied a little of
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that to some crowd favorite classic songs. Early in the evening,
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he and guitarist Ron Hill performed a guitar instrumental version
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of Amazing Grace that was sure to please all in
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the gathering. Continuing on Saturday, the Festival of Tents provided
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worship times along with more inspirational music from multiple artists
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and church praise and worship teams. Games and activities were
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all to enjoy. The evening included a barbecue, dinner and
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karaoke and concluded with campfire and s'mores. Sunday started with
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a sunrise worship service and breakfast for breaking camp Visitors
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were encouraged to either join their own churches for Sunday
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worship or stick around for a Bible study in outdoor
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worship service at Cornerstone stick Types of The church hopes
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to continue and grow the event in coming years. Twenty
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five colleges and universities coming to the ECTC Transfer Event.
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October one, twenty twenty five, Elizabethtown Community and Technical College
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hosted its Fall twenty twenty five Transfer Fare from ten
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am to one thirty pm September thirtieth on the Elizabethtown
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campus and the James s. Owen Building. Quote, so many
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students come to ECTC to start their pathway to a
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bachelor's degree and a great career. Director of Robin's University
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Center and Transfer Sondra Kimberland said, with twenty five universities
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on hand. The transfer fare is a great place to
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connect with four year colleges and universities and make informed
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decisions about the next steps. End of quote. The fair
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was open to current, perspective and former ECTC students and
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their families, as well as the community. Colleges and universities
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attending the fair where American Military University, Fellerman University, belle
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Vie University, Breskla University, Campbellsville University, Eastern Kentucky University, Franklin University,
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Indiana Tech, Indiana University, Southeast Indiana, Wesleyan University, Kentucky State University, Kentucky,
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Wesleyan College, Wendsley Wilson University, Midway University, Moorhead State University,
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Murray State University, Northern Kentucky University, Transphorvania University, tro University,
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University of Kentucky, University of Cincinnati, University of Louisville, University
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of Southern Indiana, University of the Cumberland, and Western Kentucky University.
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To learn more about transferring from ECTC to complete a
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bachelor's degree, go to e C t dot us forward
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slash transfer commanders get eaten by the web. Du Boi
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Lions by Jenna George October first, twenty twenty five. Another
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home field Friday night lights for the Washington County Commanders
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three and three this week as they went up against
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the w eb Du Boi Lions three and three as well.
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Though the Commanders fought hard, they lost this match up
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forty to thirteen. The game started off slow for both teams,
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leaving the first quarter empty as the score started and
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finished at a tough oh to oh. It wasn't until
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the second stands, though, when the Lions managed to break
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away from the Commanders and put themselves in the leads
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seven to nothing. Yet, it wasn't long before the Commanders
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came back with a thirty two yard run from junior
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Castiane Thompson that aided junior Jase Bryan's touchdown, bringing the
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tally to a tied seven to seven before the timer
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could run out. In this period, w e b Du
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Boy was able to speak another run in the end
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zone and pulled back into the lead thirteen to seven.
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As halftime came and went, it was time for the
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second half of the game to begin. With the clock
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beginning to roll once more, the Lions scored again on
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the Commanders. They slowly began to solidify their nineteen to
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seven lead as this quarter ended, while the last chunk
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quickly dwindled. W E. B. Du Bois scored a step
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few more times, winding the score gap to thirty three
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to seven. However, Washington County refused to surrender as Thompson
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secured a twenty seven yard run that pushed the following
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plays in the right direction for a touchdown of their
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own and pushed the score to thirty three thirteen. The
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clock was on the verge of buzzing as the Lion
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scored what would be their final time of the game
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and set the final score at forty to thirteen. The
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Commanders will play again on October third, twenty twenty five,
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at seven to thirty pm at Thomas Nelson High School,
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going up against the Generals one in five and one
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of their last games of the season. Commander Rats defeat Nelson,
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but follow the Bullet East and John Harton by Jane
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Reid Kline October one, twenty twenty five, Bullet East prevented
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Washington County from breaking back into the wind column, defeating
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the Commander Rats three nothing in a non district girls
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volleyball match on Monday, September twenty second. The visiting team
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Bullet East won twenty five to eighteen, twenty five to
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twenty one, and twenty five to seventeen. A balanced attack
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for Bullet East featured Aubrey Brown nine digs, Julianna Edwards
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ten kills, one block, nine digs, three service ass Mattie
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Sturgeon eight digs, three service ass Grace Varney seven kills,
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three blocks, one dig, one service ace, Sophie Gordon one assist,
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fourteen digs, Madeline Hyder seven kills, three blocks, Brook Morris
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twenty nine assists, twelve digs, three service theses, Cameron Kidwell
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two digs, Addison Taylor one kill, one block, Jocelyn Graves
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one service base, Addison Bailey two kills, Jalen Jewel one block,
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Riley Cook one kill, one dig, and Arianna Seok two
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kills and one block. Hayley mckaboy two kills, one block,
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two digs. Kate Smith one killed, twenty assists, eleven digs,
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one services, Haylee Willis seven digs, Mary Mattherley seven digs,
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one serpaces, Clear Mattingly one kill, two assists, eleven digs
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Jenna Settles seven kills, one dig, Riley Hunt three kills,
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one assist, seven digs, Addison Able four kills, three digs,
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one serpacese Izzy Medley seven kills, two digs, Tatum Yates
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one kill, one dig, one serpacees, Elliott Tingle one block,
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one assist, one dig, Selina de Leon one assist, and
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Joscelyn Hill each aided Washington County in the non district
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match and now turning two an obituary. Peyton Gage Hughes,
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twenty one of Bardstown Roads, Spreamesville, passed away in a
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kayak's fishing accident at Toledo Ben Reservoir in Hemphild, Texas,
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on Wednesday, September twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Born in
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June twenty fifth, two thousand and four in Lebanon, Kentucky.
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He was preceded in death by his father, Jonathan Adam
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Hughes March nineteenth, two thousand and five, and his maternal grandfather,
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Charlie Maddingley. Peyton was a twenty twenty two graduate of
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Washington County High School, where he was a member of
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the fishing team. Played football his freshman year and played
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basketball all four years of high school. He was currently
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a senior at Campbellsville University and a member of the
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Tigers Kayaks fishing team. He had worked at Paradise Pools
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in Barnstown. He is survived by his mother, Sarah Mattingley
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Hughes of Springfield, two brothers, Ethan Kelley of Brussellville and
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Ashton Tingle Hughes of Springfield. His maternal grandmothers Lourie Wheatley
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and Diane Maddingley, both of Springfield, his paternal grandmother Karen
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Hill of Lebanon, his paternal grandfather John Hughes of Springfield,
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his aunt, Ashley Daniel of Springfield, his girlfriend, Amy Watson
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of Botland, and two special best friends to then Hadgens
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and Nicholson Malinux. Funeral services for Peyton Gage Hughes will
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be conducted at two pm Monday, October sixth, twenty twenty
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five at River of Life Community Church, with brother Kyle
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Yankee and brother Troy Shelton officiating. Cremation will follow services
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with a private and norman with his father at Holy
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Name of Mary Catholic Church Cemetery in Calvary. Visitation will
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be ten am till the time of service at two
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pm on Monday, October sixth, twenty twenty five, at River
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of Life Community Church. This concludes excerpts from recent editions
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of The Springfield Sun. Your reader has been Amy Jones
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Timmody on behalf of everyone here at radio. I thank
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you for listening, keep on listening and have a good day.