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Breathitt Advocate - 2.21.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Breatht Advocate to read news
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from Jackson and Breathittt County. Are reader today is Matt.
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We will begin with the addition dated February eighteen, twenty
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twenty six, which has been donated to RADIOI by the
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publisher as a reminder. RADIOI is a reading service intended
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for people who are blind or of other disabilities that
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make it difficult to read printed material from the front page.
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Break in at the Old Breathett County Jail sources say villains,
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instead of breaking out, attempted to break into the Old
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Breathitt County Jail recently in an attempt to steal tools supplies.
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The break in occurred Wednesday night, February eleven, when vandals
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broke a window above the basement door. Although nothing was taken,
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workers who have been renovating the building to house the
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Breathet Museum say the thieves were probably attempting to steal tools.
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Officers from the Jackson Police Department are investigating. Officials say
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video security camera footage is being obtained that may show
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the added in the identity of the perpetrators. Anyone with
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any information on the crime can contact Jackson Police Department
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at six oh six six six six two four two four.
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Former County judge Cecil Claire passes. A former political figure
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star basketball player is being remembered after his passing. Charles
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Cecil Clare, age eighty five, of Jackson, Kentucky, passed away
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on Saturday, February fourteenth, twenty twenty six, at the Kentucky
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River Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky. He served as Breathitt
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County Judge Executive for two terms, being appointed by then
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Governor Wallace Wilkinson in nineteen eighty eight after the sudden
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death of Judge Executive G. V. Doc Turner. He was
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also elected to a four year term from nineteen ninety
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to nineteen ninety three. Claire was a star player for
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Breathitt County basketball team under coach fair Cio Woods in
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the late nineteen fifties early sixties. He then went on
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to play basketball at Moorhead State University. The years following
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his Morehead career, he went on to become a teacher.
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He was a businessman and was a member of the
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Oleikas Shrine Temple and the breath at fn AM six
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forty nine at Masonic Lodge Funeral Service for Claire was
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held on Tuesday, February seventeen, twenty twenty six, at eleven
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a m at the breath At Funeral Home, with Ted
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Edmonds and Bobby Holland officiating. A private family burial followed
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in the Claire Family Cemetery at Coomber Fork Road in
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Lee County in honor and memory of Judge Claire. The
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breath of County Court House closed on Tuesday for the day.
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Kentucky Power officials say they have helped customers reduce electric
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bill costs after filing for a large utility increase with
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the Public Service Commission, Kentucky Powers as it helped customers
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with energy costs. With energy costs top of mind for
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many customers, Kentucky Powers outlining several steps taken during January's
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cold weather to help manage electric bills. There's no doubt
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the cost of electricity has gone up for our customers,
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so we've taken planned and proactive steps to help offset
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the winter bill spikes we see every year, but particularly
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this year given the prolonged stretch of cold temperatures, said
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Kentucky Power President and Chief operating Officer Cindy Wiseman. Our
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responsibilities to plan ahead, operate reliably, and take practical steps
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like these to help our customers manage cost and make
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electricity more affordable, which we are committed to doing. Here.
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The steps Kentucky Power has taken ensured generating plants were
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available to operate when they were needed, most helping reduce
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the need to purchase higher power, higher priced electricity for
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the market. Plan in advance of the cold weather by
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edging natural gas used at our generating plant, protecting customers
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from price volatility and resulting in approximately four point eight
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million dollars in fuel cost savings. Requested the Public Service
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Commission to allow us to defer five million dollars in
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fuel costs to help manage customer bill impacts. Worked with
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regulators to modify its fuel Adjustment claus settlement so that
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fuel related credits can be returned during winter months, helping
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offset seasonal bills when energy use is typically higher. In
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addition to managing energy supply costs, Kentucky Power continues encouraging
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customers to use p programs designed to help avoid bill
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spikes caused by extreme weather. The average monthly payment amp
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program spreads energy costs more evenly throughout the year. Helping
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customers avoid seasonal bill swings. Customers currently using traditional budget
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billing may benefit from switching to AMP, which can help
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avoid larger annual settle up balances and provide greater months
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a month stability. Customers with electric heat are encouraged to
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apply for the Energy Advantage for Home program, which provides incentives,
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tools and resources that help customers improve energy efficiency in
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manage usage during periods of higher demand. Bill education resources
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and flexible payment options are available through their website, by
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calling Customer Service at eight hundred five seven to two
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one one one three, or by sending them a message
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through Facebook. Customers are encouraged to call or send a
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direct message so we can help them better understand and
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manage their energy expenses. Customers can learn more about available
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programs and tools by visiting Kentucky Power dot com. I
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will now read this week's obituaries. I will only read
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the name, age, and location if given. If listeners wish
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to hear the entire obituary, please feel free to call
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us at Radio I at eight five nine four two
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two six three nine zero. I will repeat this number
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at the end of this segment as well. Kenneth Ray Caswell,
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age fifty four, of Jackson, Kentucky passed away on Saturday,
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February fourteenth, twenty twenty six, at the Saint Joseph East
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Hospital in Lexing, Kentuck, Kentucky, after an extended illness. Estell Miller,
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aged seventy, of Jackson, Kentucky passed away on Saturday, February fourteenth,
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twenty twenty six at the breath At Health and Rehab
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of Jackson, Kentucky. Floyd Russell, aged ninety three, of Jackson, Kentucky,
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passed away on Tuesday, February tenth, twenty twenty six, at
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his residence. Michelle Ann Tipton, age sixty six, passed away
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on February seventh, twenty twenty six, at the Kentucky River
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Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky. Willis ray Nie, aged seventy nine,
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of Jackson, Kentucky, entered eternal rest on Sunday, February eighth,
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twenty twenty six, at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky,
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surrounded by his loving family. Gene Tunny Pelfrey, known on
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the CB as Sharpshooter, aged ninety three, passed away peacefully
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on Tuesday, February tenth, twenty twenty six, at the Appalachian
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Regional Hospital in Hazard, Kentucky, surrounded by his family. Year
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old Clark Grace departed this earthly life Saturday February fourteenth,
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twenty twenty five, at a r H Medical Center in Hazzard, Kentucky.
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Charles Cecil Clare, age eighty five, of Jackson, Kentucky joined
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loved ones in eternal rest on Saturday, February fourteenth, twenty
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twenty six, at the Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky.
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He was covered in a front page article as well.
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Johnny Darrell Johnson, age fifty eight, of Buckworn, Kentucky, passed
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away Wednesday, February eleventh, twenty twenty six at his residence.
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Larry Olan Fletcher, known to all who knew him as Flip,
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passed away Friday February thirteenth, twenty twenty six at his
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home in Wolverine, Kentucky. Scotty Kendrick Armstrong, age thirty three,
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of Ashland, Kentucky and formerly of Jackson, Kentucky, passed away
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on Friday February thirteenth, twenty twenty six. Freda Schnell, age
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seventy one departed this earthly Life, Thursday February two, twelfth,
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twenty twenty six, at the Appalachian Regional Hospital in Hazard, Kentucky.
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These were the obituaries for the February eighteenth edition of
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The Breatht Advocate. If you wish to have an entire
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obituary read, please call us at eight five nine four
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two two six three nine zero and we would be
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happy to help. Next, we have our weekly game of
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Guess who I. Will read the prompt twice once now
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and once at the end of this recording before giving
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the answer. Stay tuned until the end to see if
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you got it right. Guess who I Am? A political
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figure born in Slovenia on April twenty sixth, nineteen seventy.
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I studied architecture in college, but I ended up with
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a career in modeling. In twenty sixteen, I became a
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household name when my husband was elected president. Who am I?
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Is there silver in those hills? By Bob Deaton? My
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daughter was about ten years old, I told her about
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the legendary John Swift silver mines that were supposedly located
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somewhere in eastern Kentucky. Many thought they were located in
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the Red River Gorge and Powell or Wolf County. The
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creek that runs through the gorge is named Swift Creek.
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The Wolf County Courthouse now stands where Swift allegedly camped.
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Campton is the county seat of Wolf County and is
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so named because of this alleged camp site. The idea
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of searching and finding gold or silver has always had
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a strange effect on man. History is shown how the
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gold and silver strikes in California, Colorado, and Alaska accelerated
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the settlement of our country. My daughter became immediately afflicted
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with the silver fever. She insisted we must go and
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search for these hidden treasures. The next weekend, my daughter,
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her mother, and I journeyed to the Red River Gorge
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in Wolf County. We rambled up and down Swift Creek,
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located Rockbridge and a large turtlebacked rock that was mentioned
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in one of his alleged journals. We did not find
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any silver, but the excitement and sense of history generated
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by the search will forever be a part of our
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experience as a family. It has been alleged since seventeen
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sixty one that John Swift, an Englishman, and his associates
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in Virginia, roamed over the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky.
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Swift is alleged to have opened and worked in silver
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mines in this area. Legend has it that Swift was
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driven from his silver mines by the approach of hostile Indians.
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Is also alleged that Swift kept a journal that described
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his journey of seventeen sixty one, began in Alexandria, Virginia.
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He supposedly made three other trips in seventeen sixty two,
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seventeen sixty four, and seventeen sixty seven to sixty nine
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due to approaching Indians. His journal stated that he buried
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twenty two thousand and thirty thousand dollars worth of silver
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in a large creek running south close to the spot.
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He marked the names Swift, Jefferson, Mundy, and others on
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a beach treaty. During the pre Revolutionary War period, Swift
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allegedly returned to England and was imprisoned for his vocal
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opposition to the government. During his prison term, he became blind. Later,
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he was released and attempted to return to Kentucky and
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once again resume his mining. He hired a guide, but
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they were unable to locate his mines or his stashed silver.
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On his death bed, he admonished his friends to never
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give up the search, because there was enough silver to
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make them all wealthy. There have been many who have
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searched these mines in eastern Kentucky over the past two
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hundred and fifty years. Even today, the search continues by some.
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A lady by the name of Simmons moved to the
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Red River Gorge and spent most of her adult life
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searching for this alleged silver mine. There have been many others.
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One of the first settlers in Carter County found near
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his cabin a large quantity of ashes of an unusual
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color and weight. He had these tested by an expert.
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These ashes produced a considerable amount of silver that was
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converted into spoons. Those spoons allegedly still exist. In recent years,
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a searcher in the Red River Gorge found tools in
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a pit and had them tested and then dated over
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two hundred years old and would have been the kind
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used at that time. Recently, my wife was in a
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local restaurant here in Jackson and over her two men
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discussing the Swift Swift silver mines they had in their
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possession an old map yellowed with age, that they believed
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indicated these mines were located in Lecher County. They were
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en route to search for these mines. About the year
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eighteen ninety, a man by the name of Naylor appeared
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at the head of Buzzard Fork of Canoe Creek, where
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a large turtle back rock that was mentioned in his
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journal was situated on the summit of a high mountain.
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He dug a deep pit at the base of this
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large rock. He refused to disclothes to anyone as to
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work what his purpose was. He would appear occasionally at
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the door of my maternal great grandfather's house and ask
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to draw water from his well. He suddenly disappeared, leaving
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this large pit that can be seen today. Many from
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the Middle Fork area visit what is known as Naylor's Rock.
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It's believed by some that he was searching for the
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Swift Silver mine. Perhaps he found some of the stashed
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silver and left. Are those mines only a legend handed
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down through succeeding generations, or do they exist? As long
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as time exists and man dreams of instant riches, there
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will be those who will continue to search over the
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hills and valleys of eastern Kentucky for the possibility of
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finding these vast ridges. Life on the Old Dirt Road
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by Bobby Thorpe, Memories of My Childhood. I was recently
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sitting on the front porch swing and brainstorming on memories
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I have of yesteryear. The following are some of the
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things that came to mind. Skipping rocks, climbing the hills
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from baloney sandwiches, sixteen ounce glass bottle Pepsi, sleeping with
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the front door unlocked, playing in the dirt, drinking from
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the well bucket. Holiday dinner with the family. Everyone was there.
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Box commodity, cheese and butter, Whittlers sitting on Main Street,
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Whittling on Saturday mornings. Suwel Richie and the guys trading
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knives in town. The dime Store, quarter Stampers, watch repair shop,
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A Wisburger, Callahan Hardware, the County School Parade, marching through town,
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school paddlings, fresh fish fry on Labor Day weekend at
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Citizens Bank. Coal trucks coming down South Fork on the
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dusty dirt Road. Daddy's left over Little Debbie pies in
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his lunch pail, the little bottles of water with the
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foil tops. These are memories that stand out from my
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childhood and growing up on the old dirt road. So
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be it by Pastor Naomi feeling alone. Technology today next
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us through the World Wide Web, and yet people are
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more isolated and lonelier than ever before. What happened with
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the good old days of front porch fellowships and kitchen
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table talks. A lot of newer homes don't even have
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big front porches, just entryways. It is sad that we
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are too busy to enjoy those simple pleasures from days past.
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The Bible has numerous scriptures that bring us comfort that
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you are not alone, emphasizing God's constant presence, love, and protection.
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Key verses include John sixteen thirty two that says I
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am not alone because the Father is with me. Hebrews
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thirteen five says I will never leave Thee nor forsake Thee,
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and Isaiah forty one to ten says, fear thou not,
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for I am with THEE. Let's look at a few
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of the scriptures for assurance of his presence. John sixteen
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thirty two, Behold the hour cometh that ye shall be
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scattered and shall leave me alone. And yet I am
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not alone, because as the Father is with me Hebrews
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thirteen five. For he hath said I will never leave
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THEE nor forsake THEE. Isaiah forty one ten. Fear thou not,
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for I am with THEE. Be not dismayed. For I
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am thy I am Thy God. I will strengthen THEE. YEA,
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I will help THEE Joshua one five. As I was
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with Moses, so will I be with THEE. I will
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not fail THEE nor forsake THEE. Matthew twenty eight twenty.
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And Lo, I am with you always, even unto the
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end of the world. Amen. Psalm twenty three four. Yea,
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though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
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I will fear no evil, for thou art with me.
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Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Psalm forty six. One.
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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help
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in trouble. Deuteronomy thirty one six. Be strong and of
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a good courage, for the Lord thy God, he it
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is that doth go with THEE. He will not fail
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THEE nor forsake THEE. Romans eight thirty eight and thirty
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nine assures that nothing can separate you from the love
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of God in Christ Jesus. Real world interactions are irreplaceable
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for building deep, meaningful connections. While technology is useful, it
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cannot fully replicate the benefits of face to face contact.
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No matter what is going on in your life, just
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stop and take inventory of why you feel alone. Pray
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and ask the Lord to help you set some boundaries,
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especially in the tech world. God created us to interact
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with each other. God wants a relationship with you daily,
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and as you meet with Him in scripture and prayer,
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he will guide your steps to a life of peace
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and joy. Start reconnecting with others around you. You'll be
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happy you did amen, So be it. From the Counselor's
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Desk by Randy Cloth. Power words power thoughts. How what
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we think shapes how we live. Our thoughts and the
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words used to express them are vital to our mental
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health and overall well being. Our thoughts involve words. Can
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you have thoughts without words? Some may think of things
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as a series of pictures, but even those soon develop
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into words. Try to think about something without using words
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pretty much impossible. These words are especially important. Consistent negative
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thoughts lead to unpleasant emotions. Positive, healthy thoughts lead to
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pleasant emotions. God told Joshua and Joshua one nine to
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be strong and of good courage. Do not be afraid.
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This is a great verse concerning any challenges that we
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may face. How about Hebrews eleven one, which states, now
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faith is the substance of things hoped for the evidence
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of things not seen. An overall statement about the power
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of our thoughts. Acts sixteen thirty one says, believe on
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the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved. The
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importance of believing is mentioned hundreds of times in the
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New Testament, so important concerning forgiveness and salvation. Other power
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words thoughts not found in the Bible include the serenity prayer,
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which can be a great way to keep things in perspective.
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God grant me the serenity to accept the things I
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cannot change, the courage to change the things I can,
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and the wisdom to know the difference. Other power thoughts
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for daily living. Number one, I can take the next
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right step. Number two. My thoughts shape my emotions, and
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I choose my thoughts. Number three, I can be strong
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and courageous even when I feel afraid. Number four, what
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I believe matters. Number five. I will focus on what
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I can control and release what I cannot. Number six.
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Difficult seasons do not define my future. Memorize these or
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write them down, think about the morning and evening and
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at other times for several days or longer if needed.
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If you or someone you know is dealing with severe
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emotional distress, hopelessness, and thoughts of suicide, please remember that
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professional help is always available. Call or encourage those to
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call the crisis line at eight hundred two sixty two
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seven four nine one, which is also the Veteran's Crisis Lifeline,
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or go to the emergency room. This article provides general
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guidance and educational information on mental health. It is not
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a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you
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have any questions or concerns about your mental health, it
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is essential to consult a qualified mental health provider or physician. Remember,
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seeking professional help is a crucial step at managing mental
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health conditions. Senior Citizens news by a rich Punten words
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will not do justice to what was prepared for our
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members this past Thanksgiving twenty twenty five. I mean truly,
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it was a feast fit for a king. So much
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food one did not know where to begin. It was
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a potluck setting, and our members didn't let us stand.
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You name it, and we were able to serve it up.
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When one went through the line. We all had a
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hard choice deciding what we wanted. Do we want this
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or that? Oh? What's over there? Maybe I'll take some
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of this and a lot of that. Oh, so many choices.
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It all looked so good and believed me it was.
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You're probably wondering why it took so long to write
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about our Thanksgiving dinner. Well, to tell the truth, my
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Brenda was having a rough time at it in and
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out of the hospital. I cannot count the times we
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were all hoping that soon she would be so much better,
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but it was not to be. Well. Back to our potluck.
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We are so grateful to all who brought food and
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helped in any way they could. Without help, we could
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not have had such a wonderful potluck. We have such
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a good sinner made up of a bunch of God
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serving servants. We invite all of you to come and
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join us for the new year of twenty twenty six,
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as a new adventure is about to begin. We don't
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know what our heavenly father has in store for us.
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We just know and trust that he knows best. Sometimes
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the road may be rough and hard, but your staff
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and rod will see you home. So how about coming
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on down and seeing what all the fuss is about.
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In sports, Breathitt County to host fifty fifth District Boys
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Basketball Tournament. Breathitt County is set to host the twenty
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twenty five, twenty twenty sixth fifty fifth District Boys basketball Tournament.
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Wolf County and Jackson City will meet in the opening
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game of the fifty five District Boys Basketball Tournament at
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Breathitt County on Monday, February twenty third. The winner of
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the Wolf County Jackson City matchup will advance to meet
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top seed and host Breathett County in the fifty fifth
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District Boys Basketball Tournament title game on Thursday, February twenty sixth.
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Breathitt County is the reigning fifty fifth District Boys basketball champion.
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The Bobcats have captured four consecutive fifth District boys basketball titles.
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Both the champion and the runner up from the fifty
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fifth District will advance to the fourteenth Region Boys Basketball Tournament.
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The schedule for the fifty fifth District Boys basketball Tournament
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is as follows. Monday, February twenty third semi final, Wolf
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County versus Jackson City seven to fifteen PM. Thursday February
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twenty sixth champion game, Wolf County and Jackson City winner
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first Brett County seven PM. Boys high school basketball Commodorees
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defeat Bobcats in throwback game. Perry County Central defeated Breathet
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County eighty four to fifty five in a throwback game
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at Dilscomb's High School on Wednesday, February eleventh. Breathett County
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slipped to fourteen and ten after absorbing the loss. The
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Bobcats were limited offensively throughout the throwback game. The Commodorees
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excelled both offensively and defensively. Perry County Central shot fifty
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one point nine percent from the field. The commodore shot
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forty five point eight percent from three point range. Perry
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County Central shot seventy seven point three percent from the
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free throw line. Dalton Combs paced Perry County Central, scoring
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twenty points for the Commodores. Combs connected on four of
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seven to three point field goal attempts. Mason Sumner and
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Jaden Hacker joined Combs and double figures for the Commodores.
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Sumner scored fifteen points, while Hackner netted thirteen, nearly reaching
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double figures. For Perry County Central, Nick Prater and Teagan
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Couch tallied eight points apiece. Perry County Central received scoring
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from ten different players. The other scorers for Perry County
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Central where Landon Miller seven points, Tyler Robinson seven points,
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Josh Miller two points, Riley White two points, and Logan
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Caudal two points. Breathitt County shot thirty five point eight
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percent from the field. The Bobcats shot twenty eight point
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six percent from three point range. Breathitt County shot sixty
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eight point eight percent from the free throw line. Jaron
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Fugutt placed Breathitt County, scoring a team high thirteen points
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for the Bobcats. Fugutt made three of six three point
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field goals attempts. Peyton Collins and Jaggerburton accompanied Fugut in
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double figures for the Bobcats. Colins scored eleven points while
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Burton netted ten points. Nine different players entered Breathatt County
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scoring column. The additional scores for Brethtt County were Caleb
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Nice seven points, Aidencomb's five points, Danny Kayeton three points,
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Christian Haddocks two points, Jake Fugutt two points, and Austin
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Mcinness two points. And finally, back to our game of
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guess who. Here's the prompt again. I am a political
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figure born in Slovenia on April twenty sixth, nineteen seventy.
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I studied architecture in college, but I ended up with
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a career in modeling. In twenty sixteen, I became a
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household name when my husband was elected president. The answer
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is Melania Trump. Did you get it right? Let's play
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again next week. This concludes the reading of the Breatht
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Advocate for news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader
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