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Pike Co. News - 7.20.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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  Speaker 1: Now we turn to the reading of the Appalachian News
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  Express for news in Pikeville and Pike County. As a reminder,
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  RADIOI is a reading service intended for people who are
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  blind or have other disabilities that make it difficult to
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  read printed material. The Apalachian News Express is donated to
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  RADIOI by the publisher. Your reader to day is Zach Jordan.
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  We will begin with the addition dated July seventeenth to
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  the twentieth, twenty twenty six. Our first article is titled
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  Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Spreads to Kentucky by Olivia Morgan. Many states
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  across America have been affected by the recent cyclosporiasis outbreak,
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  including Kentucky. Cyclosporiasis is a food borne parasitic illness that
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  leads to extreme gastrointestinal distress and severe explosive diarrhea. According
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  to a statement from Appalachian Regional Health Care Director of
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  Infectious Diseases, doctor Fairs Cotter, said the Cyclospora pathogen a
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  fecal to oral illness is most commonly caused by unwashed
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  fresh produce and contaminated water see Outbreak page eleven A.
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  Our next article is titled Dream Center Seeking assistance with
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  upcoming RAM Clinic by Terry L. May Community action organization.
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  The Dream Center is currently seeking financial support and volunteers
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  for its upcoming RAM Remote Area Medical Clinic in late August.
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  RAM provides free medical services for anyone. Dream Center Executive
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  director Rachel Dotson told members of the Pikeville Rotary Club
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  during its regular luncheon meeting on July fifteenth. She talked
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  to the group about the services the Dream Center provides
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  to the community in addition to the annual RAM event.
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  She said the clinic's services are provided at no cost
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  by volunteer physicians, allied health professionals, and medical, dental, and
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  vision students. However, the event costs the Dream Center about
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  thirty one thousand dollars for lodging, food, cafeteria workers, janitors,
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  and other expenses. The community's support is crucial, Dotson said.
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  Last year we saw three hundred and forty six people
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  and that was just in two days. It is a
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  great thing. Dotson said services are open to anyone and
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  are not based on income or availability of insurance. One
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  of the things we learned last year was that eighty
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  six percent of the people who showed up for the
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  RAM clinic had insurance, she said, but they still have
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  copays they can't afford sometimes see ram page ten A.
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  Our next article is titled Hardy Family given Legacy Farm
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  designation by Terry el May. The Pike County Farm Bureau
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  has honored Walker Farms in Hardy and Lower John's Creek
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  as the twenty twenty six Legacy Farm. According to Brent
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  blakenshep Pike County Farm Bureau of Vice President. The Kentucky
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  Farm Bureau Federation promotes and advocates for the agriculture industry
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  across the Commonwealth and nationally legacy farms. A lot of
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  times when people think of Kentucky Farm Bureau, they think
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  of insurance only, he said. This is just a small
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  part of what we do. We are a very big
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  proponent and advocate for agriculture and farming. This award was
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  established a few years ago. Blanket Ship said, we give
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  this award to one local farm each year. He explained,
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  it is a way to recognize our local farmers and
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  what they mean to our communities. It is for local
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  farms that participate in the county, have local engagement and
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  have usually spread over multiple generations. Walker Farm's history Donald
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  Don Walker eighty three and his son David are the
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  primary operators of the family farm. They embody the legacy
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  farm concept. I can't tell you how long the farms
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  have been in our family, Don said. It goes back
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  to at least my great great grandparents. At least. David
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  confirmed that one of the farms belonged to the family
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  before the Civil War. I have the tax ticket where
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  they went after the Civil War and paid the taxes
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  for eighteen and sixty two, sixty three, sixty four, sixty
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  five and sixty six. He said. The thing was, nobody
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  wanted to go into town then because they were afraid
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  they would get volunteered by one side or the other,
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  so they just stayed away until after it and paid
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  all the taxes then. David said. The family has two
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  primary farms. The first is on Walker's Branch on Lower
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  John's see Legacy page nine A. This article is accompanied
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  by two photos. The first, captioned Pike County Farm Bureau
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  Vice President Brent Blankenship, far right, presents a Kentucky Farm
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  Bureau Legacy Farm Award to Walker. Farms. Accepting the award
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  are from left, Blake, David, Donald, and Alden Walker. The
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  second photo caption reads father and son Donald and day
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  David Walker work on a cauldron of fresh apple butter
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  during a King Coal celebration in Williamson, West Virginia. Photos
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  by Terry L. May Our. Next article is titled Coal
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  Run Others set Back to School Giveaways by Gary Sloan.
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  The annual backpack Giveaway sponsored by the City of coal Run,
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  will be held on July twenty first. Coal Run Assistant
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  City Clerk Jennifer Shepherd, event organizer said, each backpack will
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  contain folders, note books, and pencils. These backpacks are absolutely
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  free and will be giving them away on July twenty
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  first from ten a m. Until three p m. Or
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  until they are all given away. Shepard said. The only
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  thing we ask is that the child or children be
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  with the parent to receive the backpack. The event was
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  sponsored by the City of coal Run Mayor Andrew Scott
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  and City Commissioners Joe Adkins, Trade Deskins, Beverly Joe Osborne,
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  and Mike Steele. The event will be held in the
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  City of Coal Run Community Center, located at one O
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  five Church Street, beside the Coal Run Volunteer Fire Department.
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  See Giveaways page four. A our next article is titled
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  ec Honors de Bourbon by Gary Sloan. The Elkhorn City
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  Council had held its first meeting on July fourteenth since
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  the passing of City Attorney Michael de Bourbon. De Bourbon
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  died July eleventh at UK Chandler Medical Center in Lexington.
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  We not only lost a city attorney, but we have
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  lost a friend. Mayor Nathan Bryant said, Mike was so
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  excited about the things we have planned for the city
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  and told me he was so happy to be a
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  part of this forward movement. The city of Elkhorn City
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  has lost a true legal expert, and our condolences go
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  out to his family, colleagues, and many friends, Bryant added.
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  City officials placed a candle, flowers and a picture of
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  de Bourbon on the table where he sat for council
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  meetings and held a moment of silence in remembrance for him.
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  Bryant had sworn to Bourbon in as a city attorney
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  in April of this year. In other business, the council
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  voted to table the final reading of the twenty twenty
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  six slash twenty twenty seven proposed budget until the August meeting.
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  Some of these numbers are going to change very shortly,
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  probably by the end of this month, Brian said, so
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  to be completely transparent, I recommend we table this item
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  until the next meeting so we can add in money
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  that is going to be released very shortly, so it
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  can be added to the budget and the proposed budget
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  be more accurate. Brian said that since the final passage
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  of the budget hasn't occurred yet, it made sense to
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  table until the next regularly scheduled meeting instead of calling
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  a special meeting just for passing passage of the budget.
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  The motion to table the second reading of the proposed
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  budget was passed unanimously. A resolution regarding Elkhorn City Water
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  Loss Reduction Phase two was passed unanimously by the council.
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  Money for the water loss Reduction Phase two is a
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  capital project as identified in the Water Resource Information System
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  for assistance with troubled or economically restrained systems of the
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  Kentucky Water and Wastewater Assistance ky W WATERS Program. The
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  Elkhorn City water loss reduction projects will receive funding from
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  the Kentucky General Assembly through the k y W Waters Program.
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  Water loss in Elkhorn City has dropped significantly from last September.
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  At that time, water loss was more than seventy percent,
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  and it was forty five percent in June twenty twenty six.
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  The city water crews have done a tremendous job finding
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  water leaks and making repairs. Brian said, more work will
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  be done to bring that percentage down even more, but
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  this is a fabulous start. The Remote Area Medical RAM
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  Clinic event was also briefly discussed, as volunteers are needed
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  to help set up the event, which is scheduled for
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  August twenty ninth to the thirtieth at East Ridge High
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  School at Lick Creek. This year's RAM clinic will have medical, dental,
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  vision and densure's service available, according to the RAM website,
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  we have always been ready and willing to help the
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  RAM clinics when they come into the area, Brian said,
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  we will once again help in any way we can
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  so they can have a successful event. The RAM Clinic
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  is sponsored by the East Kentucky Dream Center and the
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  Elkhorn City Area Heritage Council. The next regularly scheduled meeting
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  of the Elkhorn City Council is set for seven p m.
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  On August eleventh at Elkhorn City Hall. This article is
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  accompanied by a photo captioned the Elkhorn City remembers City
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  Attorney Michael de Bourbon during its July fourteenth meeting by
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  placing his picture at his seat. Our next article is
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  titled US one nineteen crash claims life. The Kentucky State
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  Police is currently investigating a two vehicle collision in the
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  Meta area that resulted in the death of one of
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  the operators on July fourteenth. According to a statement released
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  by KSP Post nine, a vehicle traveling in the wrong
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  direction on US one nineteen near the Phelps Exit resulted
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  in the Mitsubishi Eclipse driven by Harley Dempsey crashing into
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  Stony Blackburn's Chevrolet Traverse. Dempsey was driving south in the
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  northbound lanes of the highway at the time of the crash.
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  The statement said. Dempsey was pronounced dead on the scene
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  by the Pike County Coroner's Office. The collision occurred around
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  ten forty a m. Tuesday morning. According to the release,
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  The collision remains under investigation by KSP Accident Reconstructionist Detective
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  Joshua Scott. The statement said he was assisted at the
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  scene by personnel from Kentucky State Police Post nine, and
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  other local first responder agencies. Our next article is the
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  community Calendar. July seventeen to eighteen, the Appalachian Center for
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  the Arts will present Madagascar. Nightly shows begin at seven
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  thirty p m, with a Saturday matinee at three pm.
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  The APP is located on Second Street in downtown Pikeville.
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  July seventeenth to August first, the Artist's Collaborative Theater is
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  staging both the male and female versions of Neil Simon's
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  classic The Odd Couple. Starting off with the female version,
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  ACT will alternate the shows for the next three weekends
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  at the breaks Interstate Park Amphitheater. The next performances of
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  the female version will be on July twenty fourth and
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  twenty fifth. The male version will be July seventeenth, eighteenth,
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  thirty first, and August first. Showtime for each production is
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  at seven thirty pm. ACT does not conduct matinees during
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  the outdoor theater portion of its season. Tickets are twelve dollars.
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  July nineteenth, Jamie Meerman will be the guest speaker for
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  the ten thirty am morning worship service at the Christian
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  Life Fellowship Church. The church is located at sixty one
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  fifty five North Mayo Trail, Pikeville on Damren Lane. For
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  more information, call six zero six four seven eight life
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  LFE July nineteen, Connection Church invites families throughout the region
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  to attend Back to School Sunday on July nineteen. The
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  event is open to all students in grades K through
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  twelve and will feature free school supplies, giveaways, food, and
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  family friendly activities. Back to School Sunday will take place
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  at Connection Churches Pikeville and Belfrey campuses. The Pikeville campus
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  is located at two twenty South Mayo Trail in Pikeville,
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  and the Belfrey campus is located at the south Side
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  Mall in South Williamson. July nineteen, the Majestic Church of
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  Christ will host Don Myers and Jack Carlyle as guest
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  speakers for its Sunday morning Bible study and worship service
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  beginning at ten a m. The church is located at
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  forty seven seven hundred Kentucky one ninety four Majestic. Later
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  in the evening, Jyrs Hall will be the guest speaker
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  during the six p m event worship service at the
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  Main Street Church of Christ in downtown Pikeville. The event
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  is in conjunction with a two week series at various
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  churches across the area. July twentieth to the twenty third,
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  the Belfrey Methodist Church will conduct its vacation Bible School,
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  Your God's Masterpiece from six to eight fifteen p m.
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  Come learn that you are created by God, designed for
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  a purpose, and loved beyond measure. The church is located
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  just off U. S. One nineteen North between Rebel and R. E.
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  Rogers's Funeral Home. July twenty first, the annual backpack Giveaway,
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  sponsored by the City of Coal Run, will be held
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  from ten a m. Until three p m. Or until
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  they are all given away. Each backpack will contain folders,
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  note books, and pencils. The backpacks are free, however, the
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  child or children must be with the parent to receive
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  the backpack. July twenty second, the shell Lbe Valley Church
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  of Christ will host Gyris Hall as a guest speaker
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  for its Wednesday Bible Study at seven pm. The church
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  is located at ten three thirty four Caney Highway, Virgie.
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  The event is in conjunction with a two week series
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  at various churches across the area. July twenty third to
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  twenty fourth, the Upper Grapevine Church of Christ will host
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  Don Myers as a guest speaker for a Thursday evening
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  worship service. Gyris Hall will be the speaker on Friday.
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  Both services begin at seven pm. The church is located
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  at nineteen two sixty seven Grapevine Road, Phyllis. The event
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  is in conjunction with a two week series at various
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  churches across the area. July twenty fifth, the Solid Rock
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  Church will conduct its Backpack Blessing giveaway from ten am
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  to two pm while supplies last. Families are encouraged to
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  stop by the church, located at five forty five Sukis
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  Creek and pick up a backpack filled with supplies. Each
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  backpack has been prayed over for God's blessings on the students.
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  Free hot dogs will also be available. July twenty eighth,
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  First Christian Church of Pikeville will provide hot meals and
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  groceries from four thirty pm to six pm. This is
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  a drive through event. Volunteers will load your items. The
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  church is located at three thirteen Chloe Road near Pikeville
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  Elementary School. July twenty ninth to the thirty first the
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  Jubilee Christian Assembly will hold its vacation Bible School What
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  a Mess from six pm to eight pm nightly. The
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  event will feature Bible lessons, games, music, fun, friends, and more.
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  The church is located at nineteen seventy eight South Mayo
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  Trail US twenty three, South, Pikeville. Our next article is
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  titled Several lodged in Pike County Detention Center. Several individuals
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  were recently arrested and lodged in the Pike County Detention Center.
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  Those arrests did, according to the booking log at the jail,
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  included Monday, July thirteenth, Larry K. Maggart, the second, fifty
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  three Wise Street, Appalachia, Virginia, failure to appear, Jessica L.
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  Smith thirty hindman, first degree possession of a controlled substance
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  with amphetamine, first defense, DUI first defense, second degree possession
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  of a controlled substance controlled substance prescription not an original container,
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  first defense, and traffic violations. Cassandra Jay Chaffin thirty three
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  Dials Branch Ransom, failure to appear Tuesday July fourteenth, James C.
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  Garrett twenty one, Rough and Tough Branch Prestonburg, fourth degree assault,
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  dating violence minor injury. Matthew Salmons thirty four New Camp Road,
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  South Williamson, parole violation, Mary D. Low forty five Northgate Drive, Pikeville,
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  failure to a Terry D. Fields forty three, Poet Fork, Lexington,
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  contemptive court and fugitive from another state Buchanan County, Virginia.
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  Logan W. Whittaker forty four Main Street, Willisburg, non payment
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  of fines Wednesday, July fifteenth. Robert D. Williams thirty two
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  Allegheny Road, Hellier, probation violation, Aroma L. Woolford forty five
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  Pond Creek Road, Pinson Fork, public intoxication. Kelly R. Mentz
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  thirty one, Markham Terrace, Huntington, West Virginia. First degree possession
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  of a controlled substance opiates, first defense and theft. Robert
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  Williamson fifty four Upper Chloe Creek Road, Pikeville, parole violation, theft,
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  failure to appear and persistent felony offender. Franklin Kendrick eighty
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  three Pikeville, contemptive court. Sabrina Renee Owsley forty five, Kentucky
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  six't eighty McDowell failure to appear. Jonathan W. Smith forty
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  four ra West Highway, del Barton, second degree criminal trespassing.
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  Amanda F. Thacker forty four East Big Creek, Sydney, third
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  degree burglary. Jimmy K. Thompson forty one Little Fork, Elkhorn
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  City DUI second offense and traffic violations Thursday, July sixteenth.
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  Timothy I. Damren fifty seven Greasy Creek Road, Shelbyana. Non
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  payment of fines editors. Note the above list reflects people
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  logged in the Pike County Detention Center. The charges against
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  them are merely accusations and the defendants are presumed innocent
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  until if and when they are proven guilty or enter
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  a guilty plea. Our next article is titled Valley Releases
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  last nine week Honor Roll. The Valley Elementary School recently
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  released its fourth nine week on a roll. The students
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  receiving recognition are as follows. Third grade all A's Josiah Bartley,
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  Maisley Bartley, Bryce Belcher, Athison, Natalie case Bolt, Gwynn Caudle,
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  Mia Fields, Olivia Gooselyn Willow, Hughes, Jaylen Hurley, mccostin, Miller,
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  Sophie Mullins, Gage Newsom, Kylin Newsom, Lily Osborne, Farah Prater,
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  Michael Ratliffe, Shaughnessy Reynolds, Addie Shanahan, Berkeley, Stiltner, Sam Sykes,
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  Marcus Tackett, Leah Thacker, Spencer Thacker, Luke Varney and Jace White,
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  b or Better, Emery Addington, Courtlyn Adkins, Teagan Barrett, Zeke Bartley, Kensington, Bentley,
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  Shelby Bentley, Ariel Blackburn, Lincoln Blackburn, Beckett, Bolden, Myra Branham,
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  Ella Bullock, Jonah Cantrell, Carter Case, Milo Coleman, Sammy Corbier,
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  Corbyn Eversoll, Reiley Hall, Asher, Johnson, Leah Jones, Maddox, Lovin's Day,
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  Lyn McClanahan, Kelsey McCoy, Carson, Mead Spencer, Mead, Lily Phillips,
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  Natalie Phillips, Isaiah Prewitt, linc Quessenberry and Lucas Robinson, Camden Rose,
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  Mattie Scarberry, Stacia Sloane, Tera Spears, Grayson Tackett, Remington, Tackett,
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  Carter Walters, Aaron Wellman, Cashton, Whitehead, Cayson Woods, Lucay and
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  Grayson Yates. Fourth grade Allays, Sophie Adams Cayden Adams, Anniston, Bartley,
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  Sage Blackburn, Ivory Burke, Maya case Aubrey Howell, Jason Johnson,
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  Parker Jones, Blake Keen, Joey Keen, and Sam Robinson, b
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  or Better, Roxen Atkins, Zoe Barbado, Jo c Bartley, Calise Bartley,
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  Nash Begley, Cayden boyd, Ellis Burke, Ethan Clark, Colton, Klik,
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  Aria Coleman, Chloe Dotson, Maya Eads, Meghan Everidge, Aubrey Fraser, Hunter, Gilliam,
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  Corbin Hall, Cash, Huffman, Hollie Hughes, Blake Johnson, Cayden Johnson,
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  Ivy Johnson, Caden Johnson, Scarlett, mc peak, Megan Meade, Colt Roth,
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  Briston Roberts, Olivia Sloane, Dawson, Stiltner, Aria Tackett, Harper, Tackett,
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  Sidney Tackett, Kady Taylor, Aria Thacker, Hudson White, and Alexander Worley.
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  Fourth grade all A's Hunter Adams, Amelia Adkins, Boston Adkins,
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  Boston Adkins, Grace Bailey, Kara Bartley, Whitney, Bentley, Mallory, Bentley,
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  Page Bowling, Arianna Burke, Arianna Burke, Riker, Cheney, Addison, Chapman, Cash,
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  Charles Lucas, Charles Bryton, Damren Brantley, Eads, Ali Edmonds, Peyton, Ellis,
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  KLi Goff, Natalie Gunter, Hunter, Hamilton, Kaylee Hobson, Mitchell, Honaker,
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  Cambrey Hughes, Melena Johnson, Aaron Johnson, Dalton Jones, Cameron, Keene,
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  brayln May, Ricky Millum, Writer Miller, Ezra Murphy, leylah Newsom,
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  Colt Pavlick, Levi, Roberts, Levi, Roberts, Cooper, Rose, Gabby Sawyers,
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  Ivy Sloane, Kinsley Smallwood, Cason Stewart, Sawyer, Tackett, Autumn Tackett,
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  Hayden Tackett, Sawyer Tackett, Kaylee Thornberry, Sadie Varney, Sadie Varney,
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  ken Lee Wallen and Kate Yuman be or Better, Bryson, Anderson, Tallon, Bentley,
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  Victoria Bentley, Tucker Bentley, Braden Bryant, Carter Bryant, Paxton Bryant,
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  Braden Bryant, Jimmy Caudle, Eli Cheney, Braden Craft, Natalie Day, Maddox, Edmunds,
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  Callie Edmunds, Hunter, Hamilton, Zachary Harper, Kayan Hopkins, Willow, James Silas,
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  Mead Tyler, Mitcham, Addison, Ratliffe, Reagan Roberts, Aubrey Stone, Emma Taylor,
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  Abby Thacker, Demi Waddles, Paxton Wideman, and Aubrey Wright. Sixth grade,
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  all A's Abram Baldridge, Ellie Baldridge, Teagan Bentley, Benjamin s Stepp,
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  William Hall, Cass Harris, Sadie Justice, Elizabeth Little, Cooper, Little,
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  Asia Martinez, Rowan, Steffy Lincoln, Varney, Bobby hughtes b or Better, Bentley, Adkins,
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  Chelsea Blackburn, Ashton boyd Aria Brown, Jaylen Cheney, Ashton Childers,
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  Joanna Damren, Huxley, Dotson, Maxwell Hamlin, William Harper, Atticus, Harris, Skuyler,
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  Harris Kylie Horn, Jackson Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Lennon Kaiser, Samuel Mullins,
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  Easton Napier, Bristol, Newsome, Maggie Osborne, Wayland, Phillips, Kylie Ratliff,
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  Paisley Ratliff, Noah Reynolds, McKinley, Robinson, Kylin Smith, Natalie Stiltner,
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  Kaylee Tackett, Landon, Thacker, Jace Thornsbury, Summer West and Rachel Wolfe.
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  Seventh grade all A's Ellen Bartley, Marlee, Coleman, Olivia Damren,
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  Adrian Elswick, Connor, Eversoll, Bacie Johnson, Stella Johnson, Kayson Jones,
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  Jordan Keene, Chloe Kaiser, Kinsley Kaiser, Shaddix, Kaiser, Hayley Maynard,
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  Jett McCoy, Connor Mullins, Savannah Murphy, Addie Price, Elijah Rogers,
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  Travis Rowe, Isabella Sawyers, Aiden Stumbough, Kinley, Taker, Dakota west
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  And Bentley Woods, b Or Better, Kinsley Adams, Macey Atkins,
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  Olivia Atkins, Joseph Bartley, Caitlyn Bearden, Brendan Belcher, Lucas Blackburn,
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  Connor Blackburn, Damian boyd Rilyn Branham, Kai Coleman, Caleb Damren, Trenton,
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  Ellis Hunter, Elswick, Justin Goff, Parker Hall, Mason, Harper, Malachi, James, Jaylen, Johnson,
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  Madeleine Johnson, Hallie Justice, Madeleine Miller, Zayden Morrison, James Pickett,
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  Zoe Poe, Sidney, Ribera, Kaithyn Sheryl Perry, Thacker, Meredith Walters,
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  Ella Wolfert and Brooklyn Yons. Eighth grade all A's, Ella Adkins, Bronx, Bartley, Rhys, Edmonds, Ashton, Elswick,
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  Colton Keyser, Scout Meade, Ava Reid, Elissa Smith, Jacob Sturgill,
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  Easton Thompson, Lily Varney and Grace Woodward, b or Better,
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  Bo Adams, Jackston, Adkins, Meghan Belcher, Ryland Bentley, Justin Burke,
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  Lionessa Collier, Kylie Combs, Audrey Compton, Braden Crisp, Kobe Everidge,
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  Chelsea Harris, Chelsea Holbrook, Brayden Johnson, Brayley, Johnson, Jet Johnson, Kennedy, Justice,
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  Maggie Little, Marisol Martinez, Connor, Matthews, Bentley, Mead, Lara, Shay Newsome,
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  Hunter Newsom, Kegan Newsom, will Roth, Belle Stanley, Max Tackett,
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  and Addie Tackett. This concludes today's reading of the Appalachian
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