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Licking Valley Courier - 1.16.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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  Speaker 1: We now turn to the Licking Valley Courier to bring
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  you news from end and around West Liberty. Your reader
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  today is Janice. We begin with the addition dated Thursday,
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  January fifteenth, twenty twenty six. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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  a reading service intended for people who are blind or
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  have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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  Our first article is the sixteenth Region All A Classic Tournament.
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  Clinger and literal post doubles as Lady Cougar's Clean Championship.
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  And above that is a pitcher with all of the
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  girl players and their coaches and some fans in the
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  stands behind them, and it says Morgan County Lady Cougar's
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  twenty twenty six sixteenth Regions All A Classic champions photo
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  by Chris Smith by the Pride. Now the article by
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  David Patrick. For only the second time in school history,
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  the Morgan County girls basketball team has been crowned sixteenth
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  Region All A champions. Last Friday at Raceland, the Lady
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  Couger's used a twenty two point first quarter to ignite
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  an outstanding overall effort in a sixty three fifty five
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  win over the Lady Rams coach Derek Young, squad won
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  three of the four periods while shooting forty two percent
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  from the field and dominating on the boards thirty nine
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  to twenty four. This is really a special moment for
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  the Morgan County girls athletics. Young said, it's great to
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  see this team's hard work be rewarded, and I think
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  they're really excited because they don't have to go to
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  school next week instead. The Lady Cougars will be in
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  Owensboro January twenty first through the twenty fifth, competing at
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  the Kentucky all A Classic. Owen County the champions of
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  the eighth Region will be opening round opponent on Wednesday,
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  the twenty first, with tips slated for ten am Central
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  time at the owens Borest Sports Center against Raceland. Em
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  mcclinger hit five or fourteen from the field, with three
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  of those coming from the three point line. The senior
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  added five of ten at the free throw stripe to
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  go along with the team high eleven rebounds. Lilly Littrell
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  converted seven of eleven shop attempts in two of two
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  at the line while grabbing ten boards. Gracie Hampton finished
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  with ten points, four assists, two rebounds and two steals.
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  Sarah Jenkins had an impressive game with nine points, seven
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  repound rebounds and six assists. Bella Smith hit a pair
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  with three point baskets to score six points, while KK
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  Holsley out at four. Klinger Hampton Smith each hit threes
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  in the opening quarter before Clinger added another triple in
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  the second, her third in the half as Morgan led
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  thirty five to twenty nine at the break. Race Raceland
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  narrowly edged Morgan in the third thirteen to twelve, before
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  the visitors took the fourth fifteen to fourteen. Littel and
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  Jenkins had two baskets a peace, while Hampton helped close
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  it out with a three of four at the free
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  throw line. We played as a team and it got
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  us a huge twin, Clinger said, I'm so very proud
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  of all the girls and really looking forward to competing
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  at state. As for Owen County, the Lady Rebels currently
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  have an eight to four record, with wind streaks of
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  five and three games respectively this season. Shouldn't the Lady
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  Cougars beat Owen, they would advance to Friday's second round
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  versus the winner of the Pineval Owensborough Catholic matchup. That
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  game will have an early start time of eight a m.
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  Next article is blood drive today at West Liberty Christian Church.
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  Donors are needed to replenish blood supply will receive hoodie.
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  Between the first start of the new year and National
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  Blood Donor Month in January, there's no time like the
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  present to donate blood to save local lives. The upcoming
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  Kentucky Blood Center drive in your community will offer donors
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  the opportunity to celebrate the gift of life by giving blood.
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  As a thank you for blacking out blood shortages. Donors
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  will receive an all black hoodie while supplies last. As
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  the writing of this news released December thirty first, the
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  Kentucky Blood Center was in critical supply less than a
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  half a day's supply to provide local hospitals of old
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  positive and OD negative blood, and in low supply less
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  than a day's supply of A negative blood. The Morgan
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  County Community Blood Drive will be from one to sixty
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  m Thursday, January fifteenth at West Liberty Christian Church Fellowship Hall,
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  located at three oh four Prestonburg Street in West Liberty.
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  The start of the new year means its winter which
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  is a difficult time for blood supply. Whether related cancelations
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  and an uptick in illnesses during the winter months can
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  hamper collections. Proactive blood donation ensures a healthy blood supply
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  for local patients at kbc's seventy plus hospitals. Donated at
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  KBC stays local to a parent patients for a wide
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  range of treatments including cancer, trauma, sickle cell organ train,
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  plant surgery, and morde. Blood donors must be at least
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  seventeen years old sixteen with perenthal consent, weigh at least
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  one hundred and ten pounds, be in good health, show
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  a photo ID, and need additional requirements. Appointments are preferred,
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  but walk ins are welcome. To schedule a donation, visit
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  Kentucky Bloodcenter dot org or call eight hundred seven seventy
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  five twenty five, twenty two and also this is a
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  short article. Regular Morgan County Fiscal Court meeting four Thursday
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  of the month. Regular monthly meetings of the Morgan County
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  Fiscal Court are held on the fourth Thursday each month
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  at sixty m at the County Government Building located at
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  four point fifty Prestenburgh Street. All meetings are open to
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  the public. Judge Executive Jim Gaysey and magistrates encourage citizens
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  to attend. Our next article is more file for offices
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  ahead of deadline for primary Independence and non partisan candidates
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  can file until June first. County Clerk Randy Williams told
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  The Courier that six additional people filed to run for
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  local offices in the May nineteenth primary election ahead of
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  last Friday's filing date. Miles Holbrook, formerly a Democrat, is
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  seeking re election to a fourth term as a counter
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  County attorney. As a Republican. He is the only candidate
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  to file for that office. Three additional candidates have filed
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  for magistraio seats, including Republican Isaiah Rico Perkins District two,
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  Republican Ray Atkins District three, and Republican Timothy Hanson District four.
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  Democrat Anthony Gullett has joined the race for sheriff, an
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  office he held prior to current sheriff Greg Motley, who
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  is not seeking re election. Democrat by In Scoff is
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  seeking the office of constable in District two, where he
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  is the only candidate. No candidates have filed for the
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  office of constable in District three. However, in federal offices,
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  numerous additional candidates have filed for the office of US Senator,
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  and including Republican Daniel Cameron, Democrats Amy McGrath and Charles Booker.
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  The three additional Republicans, Brandon mount holland Jerry Lee Shelton
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  Kevin Smith have filed for the office of US Representative
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  in the fifth Congressional district. County Clerk Randy Williams noted
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  that while the filing cut off for primary candidates has passed,
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  deadlines for independence and candidates for nonpartisan offices such as mayor,
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  city council, and school board are as follows. April first
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  deadline to file statement of candidacy form at the county
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  Clerk's office at four pm. June's second deadline two four
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  candidates filing at the county's clerk's office at four pm.
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  Any updates on independent and non partisan candidates will be
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  noted in the Courier as they come available. The following
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  is complete listing of the primary election candidates filings for local,
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  state and federal offices. Judge executive, Republicans Jim Gazy, incumbent
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  James David Greene, and Kenneth Kelly Bowman Democrats, Walker Crace
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  Sheriff Republicans, Kenneth Scarberry, Jeffrey Smith and Roger Benton Democrats,
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  John Paul Turner and Anthony Gullet County Attorney, Republicans, Miles
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  Holbrook incumbent County Clerk Democrats, Randy Williams incumbent Jaylor Democrats,
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  Lowell Atkins Property Evaluation Administrator, Democrats, Darby Franklin incumbent Coroners Democrats,
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  Sean van Cleve incumbent County Surveyor Democrats, Joseph Kird incumbent
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  Maasistrict District one, Democrats, Eric Pelfrey incumbent Magistrate District two, Republicans,
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  Frederick Hutchinson, Stanley Bryant Hill and Isaiah Rico Perkins Democrats,
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  Derek Cantrell Magistrate District three, Republicans, Tommy Fannon incumbent and
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  Ray Atkins Magistrate District four. Republicans, Frankie Spencer and Timothy
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  Hanson Democrats, Brandon Evans incumbent and Jenny Vast Magistrate District five. Republicans,
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  Joseph Howard, Democrats, anthonyly Likens Independents, Leroy Phipps incumbent Constable
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  District one Democrats, Chris Adam's incumbent Constable District two, Democrats,
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  Brian scaff Constable District four, Democrats, Jarrett Murphy incumbent Constable
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  District five, Democrats, Ricky Stamper, incumbent district Judge thirty seventh district, nonpartisan,
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  Rupert Wilholt incumbent State Representative ninety ninth District, Republicans Richard
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  Lee White incumbent Democrats, Iva Mcmarkovec Daily, State Senator thirtieth District, Republicans,
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  Brandon D. Smith incumbent and Billy Wesley US Representative fifth
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  Congressional District. Republicans, Hal Rogers incumbent Benjamin Hurley, Brandon R.
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  Mon Holland, Jerry Lee Shelton, and Kevin Smith. Democrats, Ned
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  Pahler's Dwarf, Billy Ray Wilson, US Senator, Republicans Andy Barr,
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  Jimmy n Holiday, Jimmy I, Leon, Donald Winzel, Michael James Ferris,
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  Nate Morris, George Washington, Vallery, Doctor Val Frederick Daniel Cameron,
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  Annason Catlett, James D. Duncan, and A. Nick Shelley. Democrats
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  Logan Forthsite Joshua Blanton Senior, Pamela Stephenson, Vincent Anthony Thompson,
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  Charles Booker, Amy McGrath, Dale Lewis Romans. For additional information
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  regarding the election filings process, contact County Clerk Randy Williams
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  at seven four three thirty nine forty nine, or visit
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  his office in the County Government Building at four point
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  fifty Prestonburgh Street. Our next article is from The Ashland Independent.
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  Jackson Lewis nominated for National Award for Banjo Performer of
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  the Year by Hayley Adams. A West Liberty, Kentucky native
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  and Moorhead State faculty member, has been nominated for a
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  national award. Daxton Lewis, the director of the Kentucky Center
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  for the Traditional Music at Moorhead State University, has been
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  nominated for a Banjo Performer of the Year at Society
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  for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America's fifty first
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  Annual fifty first Annual Bluegrass Music Awards. Lewis has played
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  the banjo for almost twenty three years and said his
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  interest in the five string instrument began at a very
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  young age. I spent a lot of time with my
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  paternal grandparents, and while I was with them, they often
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  had music playing, either at home or in the car.
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  That music was often bluegrass gospel music, and I was
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  drawn to a particular sound, said Lewis. Eventually I realized
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  it was a five string banjo, and I would sit
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  close to the speakers or get headphones to try to
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  dial in and really listen to the five string banjo.
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  I just knew that I wanted to do that. When
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  Lewis turned eleven years old, his parents gave him a
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  banjo for Christmas, which jump started his musical journey. Lewis
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  has played with several bands over the years, but is
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  currently a member of two bands, including David Parmley Band
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  and The McLaine Family Band. David Palmley said Lewis has
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  been a part of the band for over two years
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  and said Louis showmanship makes him stand out amongst other musicians.
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  He smiles, he acts like he's having a good time,
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  said Parmly. He is a very versatile in fact that
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  he does not just play one style. He can play
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  traditional scrugs type banjo, but he can also play some
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  Scott Vestel who would do which is important because my
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  music has been a wide variety through the years, so
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  I need somebody who can play all of that, and
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  Daxton fits the bill perfectly. Raymond McLain, the director of
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  Kentucky Center for the Traditional Music at Morehead State University,
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  while Lewis was a student in the program. McLain said,
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  it is important to recognize the people who are helping
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  preserve bluegrass music. I think it's wonderful that people like
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  Daxton Lewis are so involved not only in the caring
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  of these traditions, but developing these traditions and preserving them
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  at the same time taking them a step further and
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  making them revelent to modern times, which are very well,
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  but they are part of our traditions, said in McLain.
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  It is important that people like Daxton are taking the
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  ball and running with it because it's who we are,
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  not only in the past, but right on into the future.
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  Although this is Lewis's second time being nominated for the award,
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  he said he was shocked, as he was when he
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  first got nominated. Well, it means the world to me
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  that enough folks voted to get me in on the list,
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  just to be nominated with folks like Kristin Scott Benson,
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  Chris Wade, and Aaron mcdaris is a huge honor, said Lewis.
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  Winners for each category will be announced at the sp
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  BGMA fifty first Annual Bluegrass Music Awards and the forty
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  second National Convention Saturday, January seventeenth. Our next article is
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  irs dot gov resources can help taxpayers take advantage of
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  new tax deductions. Washington taxpayers may be able to take
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  advantage of new deductions that could reduce taxbuble income and
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  increase refunds due to the One Big Beautiful Bill passed
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  by Congress in July twenty twenty five. Provisions from the
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  new law can have significant effect on federal taxes, credits,
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  and deductions. The legislation includes four prominent provisions for individuals,
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  the deduction for seniors, no tax on tips, no tax
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  on overtime, and no tax on car loan interest. Taxpayers
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  claiming these deductions should use Schedule one A and see
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  the related instruction. Taxpayers may have questions about taking advantage
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  of OBBB tax provisions to lower their tax bills. One
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  Big Beautiful Bill Provisions on thers dot gov provides information
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  on the new tax law provisions and others plus eligibility
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  in guidance. Taxpayers can use IRS dot gov tools to
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  learn more and get answers on how these changes could
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  impact tax return filings. Our next article is GOP Voter
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  registration surges in Kentucky. Republican account for nearly all new
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  registrants in December. Frankfurt January the ninth, on the last
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  day to file for candidate in the twenty twenty six
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  primary election, Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that in
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  December twenty twenty five, Kentucky's voter rolls grew by six thousand,
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  five hundred and fifty, with Republicans picking up five thousand,
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  six hundred and ninety of the net new registrants. Eighty
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  six percent of the new voter registrants in December were Republican.
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  Adams said, this shows the importance of our primary elections
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  and we hope for a solid turnout in May. In December,
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  four thousand, four hundred twenty two voters were removed three thousand,
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  nine hundred and six who were deceased, two hundred thirty
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  two who moved out of the state and re registered,
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  one hundred seventy fallon convects sixty six adjudged mental incompetent,
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  seventeen voluntarily de registered, nineteen duplicate registrations, and twelve non citizens.
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  Republican registration constitutes forty eight percent of the electorate with
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  one million, six hundred one ninety eight voters. Republican registration
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  grew by five thousand, six hundred ninety voters and a
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  point three six percent increase. Democratic registration accounts for forty
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  one percent of the electric electoral I can't pronounce that electric.
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  With one million, three hundred seventy five three hundred one million,
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  three hundred seventy five thousand, three hundred seventy eight voters,
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  Democratic registration fell by four thousand, five hundred eighty a
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  point thirty three percent decrease. There are three hundred seventy
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  two thousand, nine hundred seventy three voters registered under other
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  political affiliations, mostly independent, making up eleven percent of the
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  electric Other registration rose by one thousand, eighteen one thy eighteen,
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  a point twenty seven percent increase. Our next article is
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  Forest Service waves recreation fees for King Holiday, Winchester, Kentucky,
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  January thirteenth, The US Department of Agriculture's Forest Service will
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  waive fees at all forest operated recreation sites in the
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  Daniel Boone National Forest on Monday, January nineteenth, twenty twenty six,
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  in honor of Martin Luther King Martin Luther King Junior Day.
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  This waiver does not apply to recreation sites operated by concessionaries,
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  reserved group use areas, or recreation sites that have been
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  closed for the season or maintenance. Visitors will not be
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  charged a recreation fee on Monday, January nineteenth at the
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  following locations. Cave Run Lake Boat Ramps, Laurel River Lake
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  Boat Ramps, b Rock Boat Ramp, Laurel County, Clear Creek
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  Boat Ramp, Bath County, Billy Branch, Picnic Area, Rowan County
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  Natural Arch Scenic Area, McCreary County, Apple Tree Shooting Range,
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  Mcquarie County, Clear Creek Shooting Range, Bath County, Keno Shooting Range,
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  Pulaski County, Whitman Branch Shooting Range, Whitley County, Redburn Cresstrail,
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  Clay and Leslie Counties. Camping fees will also be waived
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  on Sunday evening, January eighteenth at the following locations. Back
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  backcountry camping in River Gorge Menifee, Fowl and Wolf Counties.
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  B Rock Campground, Laurel County, S Tree Colum s Tree Campground,
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  Jackson County. Our next article is Benefit for Chris Adams,
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  slated for Saturday, January thirty first. A fundraiser will be
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  held for the local resident, Chris Adams one to three
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  pm Saturday, January thirty first at the Index Church Community
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  Center located at twelve forty nine West Main Street in
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  West Liberty. Let's rally together to support Chris Adams and
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  his family as they navigate the challenges of his cancer diagnosis,
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  medical bills, travels, hospital stays, and loss of wages. The
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  fundraiser event will include a suit being, dinner, live music,
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  live auction, and rifle. Any donations are greatly appreciated. Chris Adams,
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  our dear citizen, is a devoted Christian and a member
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  of the New Salem Church. He also serves as the
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  chief of White Oak Volunteer Fire Department. Chris is also
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  the dedicated husband of Sandy McClure Adams. Please join us
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  in supporting Chris at this special time. Our next article
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  is Area Honors. Students are announced that MCTC Maysville Kentucky
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  doctor Dana calland Mayswell Community and Technical College Vice President
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  of Academic Services has released the Dean's List for the
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  President's Honors List for full and part time students for
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  the fall of twenty twenty five semester. MCTC offers associate degrees, diployments,
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  and certificates in over thirty programs of study, with classes
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  offered on the Maysfell Campus in Mason County, the Licking
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  Valley Campus in Cynthiana, the Montgomery Campus in Mount Sterling,
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  the Rown Campus in Moorhead, as well as online. Students
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  who achieve a four point zero semester grade point average
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  GPA and successfully complete a twelve credit hours of coursework
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  numbered one hundred or above during an academic term will
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  be recognized on full time student President's on Our List.
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  Part Time students earning a four point zero GPA while
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  completing between three and eleven credit hours of coursework in
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  a term and who have accumulated at least twelve kct
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  C S credit hours of coursework numbered one hundred or
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  above will be eligible for the part time Students President's
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  on Our List. Students who earn at least a three
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  point five semester GPA and successfully complete at twelve or
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  more credit hours of coursework numbered one hundred or above
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  during academic term will be included in the full Time
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  Student Deans List. Part Time students who achieved the minimum
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  of three point five semester GPA while completing three and
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  eleven credit hours in a term and who have accumulated
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  at least twelve credit hours of coursework numbered one hundred
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  or above will be recognized on the part Time Student
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  Dean's List, President's Honor List. Full Time Elliott County, Michelle
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  Renee Alney, Matthew Gene Maybury, Matts Burdock, Morgan County, Nathan, Wayne, Russell,
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  Berg Tillman, Jamal Connor, Joshua Ray, Hodges, Carter Lee, Bergen,
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  Ross Gentter, William James Slain, Logan, Lewis Bennett, Hunter Ball,
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  Anthony Braden Hutchinson, Jacob David Ray Bowlin, Abigail Marie Smith,
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  Dante Lamont, Cameron, David Hayley, Hunter, Scott Romans, Maria kay
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  Eskerdon Stuart, Anthony Cox, Carrie Dean, Neil, Noah Wade, pack
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  Wolf County, Aaron, Nicole Perry, Caleb Seth Hugh Gway, Colton,
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  Race Bark, President's Honor, Liz part Time, Elliott County, Jonathan Lee, Pyatt,
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  Morgan County, Brandon A. Stivers, Travis A. Cox, Charles Robert Edwards,
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  Brian J. Bruce, Alexander Burdett, Jonathan Stansbury, Samuel Clark, Edwards,
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  Sarah Arnett, William B. Smith, Jacob Lawrence Lanham, Truston, Bryce Jones, Raymond,
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  Joseph Garner, William Michael Peters, Rebecca Jane Goebel, David, Wayne Dooley,
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  Brandon M. Marcy, Donald E. Flanagan, Christopher Lee, McCollen, Leonard,
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  Ethan Ornoble, James Patrick, Morris, Alicia, Anna, Marie Howell, Christopher John,
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  Wayne San Trees, Kwon, Bobby Kaylee, j Russell, Gerald, matthew
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  Wright Trice, Alexander Whaley, Jeffrey Alan Morris, Arthur R. Quigley, Gregory,
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  Lee Moffatt, John Cleatis, Hunter, James Lee Lindsay, Jason Andrew Watts,
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  John Michael Works, Simon D. McKinney, and Scott Allen Bryant
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  Dean's Less full Time Morgan County, Christopher Burton, Hardy, Terry
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  Lynn Taylor, Marcus Brayden Boykin, Russell, Gregory bram lynche Cody Vaughan, Colden,
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  John Leelykins, Quantez L Mack, David, Angelo Parsons, Jonathan, Carl Cash,
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  Matthew Brian Cox, Brandon Allen Russell, Christopher Wesley Cantrell, William E. Tolby, Janetta,
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  Elaine Hammonds, William Bradley Stagall, William Lane Bailey, Jamie h
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  menahe Age, Ken, Lee, naarn Smith, Michael Allen, Felix, Anna's niece,
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  Grayson Tucker, Peyton Our next list, Dean Sliss, part Time,
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  Morgan County, Lee, William Stone, Edward F. Shoemaker, Joseph A. Jones, Eltran,
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  Rederick Bailey, Jason, Dean Blevins, Demontree, Anton Ashford, Jamae L. Cox,
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  Chad A. Love, Courtney Darnell, kid and now Da Chevson, Creighton,
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  Ephram s Fitzpatrick, Adam Robert Hill, Elliott County, Tracy Lynn Barker,
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  Abigail Grace Roseberry. This concludes excerpts from recent editions of
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  The Licking Valley Courier. Your reader has been janis on
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  behalf of everyone here at RADIOI thank you for listening,
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  keep on listening, and I hope you have a very
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  good day,