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Breathitt Advocate - 2.14.26 · 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 Breathett County. Your reader today is Matt.
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We will begin with the edition dated Wednesday, February eleventh,
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twenty twenty six, which has been donated to Radio EI
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by the publisher as a reminder. Radio I as a
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reading service intended for people who are blind or have
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other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material
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on the front page. Ribbon cutting held for Lakeside Campus.
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An official ribbon cutting ceremony took place at a new
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ATC Center on Monday with hundreds in attendants. On Monday,
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local and state officials, community members, students, and educators attended
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ribbon cutting for the new Lakeside campus. The event was
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opened with prayer by Pastor John Bunn, music by the
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Brethet High School Band, and presentations of colors were conducted
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by the JROTC. Opening remarks were then made from Rochelle Hamilton.
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Brethet School Board chairperson. Intendant Philip Watts then followed with
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information on the new campus and recognizing those involved in
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making it a reality. Both Hamilton and Watts said that
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after the twenty twenty two flood, the search for a
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location for the new at C bus garage and storage continued.
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According to Watts, the breath At Fiscal Court sold the
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campus property to the breath At School System, and due
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to the hard work of State Representative Chris Fugut and
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State Senator Brandon Smith, seventeen million dollars was obtained to
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build the new facility. Both Fugutt and Smith were in
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attendance for the ribbon cutting and praised those involved along
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with the local people who helped make the facility a reality.
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Facilities Director will Noble then talked, thanked those involved, and
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recognized Tate Hill Jacobs, an engineer, BHS graduate Sabrina Oakes,
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along with the general contractor Standard for Builders for erecting
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the beautiful facility. Board co chair Albert Little then thanked
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those involved in the completion of the facility. The ceremony
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ended with the official ribbon cutting, in which Hamilton recognized
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j c S Superintendent Wade and Sizemore, along with the
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j c S School Board and invited them to participate
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in the ribbon cutting. A reception as well as gifts,
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were provided to those in attendance. Woman indicted for murder
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after d u Y crash. A murder indictment has been
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returned in a d u Y accident case that caused
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the death of a young mother in injuries to her family.
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The accident stems from a two vehicle accident that occurred
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on July fifteenth, twenty twenty five, on high Way fifteen
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near Rourke Mountain. Tiffany Campbell, aged thirty seven, of Jackson,
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was pronounced a ceased as a result of injuries from
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the accident. Passengers in Campbell's vehicle were also injured. After
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investigation by police, it was discovered that the driver of
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the vehicle that struck Campbell was under the influence of drugs. Recently,
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the grand jury returned in eight count indictment. That indictment
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is as follows. Laura Frost count murder in Breathett County,
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Kentucky Honour About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five, Laura Frost
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committed the offense of murder, a Class A felony when
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she operated a motor vehicle under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference
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to human life. She wantonly drove under the influence of ventanyl,
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creating a grave death to another person and thereby caused
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the death of Tiffany Campbell against the peace and dignity
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of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count two Assault first degree
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in Breathatt County, Kentucky Honour. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
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Laura Frost committed the offense of assault in the first degree,
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a Class B felony, when she knowingly and unlawfully operated
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a motor vehicle while impaired, resulting in her striking another vehicle,
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causing serious physical harm to Patsy Campbell. Against the peace
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and dignity in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count three want
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an endangerment first degree in breathatt County, Kentucky Honour. About
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July fifteenth, twenty twenty five, Laura Frost committed the offense
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of wanton endangerment in the first degree, a CLASSY felony,
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when she, under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to human life,
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she wantedly engaged in conduct which caused serious physical industry
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to Catlyn Pennington. Against the peace and dignity of the
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Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count four Want an endangerment first degree
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in Breathat County, Kentucky Honor. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
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Laura Frost committed the offense of wanton engagement in the
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first degree, a class TO felony, when she, under circumstances
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manifesting extreme indifference to human life, she wantonly engaged in
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conduct which created a substantial danger of death or serious
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personal injury to a child against the peace and dignity
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of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count five operating a motor
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vehicle under the influence of a substance aggravated and breathat
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County Kentucky Honor. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five, Laura
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Frost committed the offense of operating a motor vehicle under
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the influence of a substance first offense, an arrestable Class
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B misdemeanor, when she knowingly and unwilling unlawfully operated a
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motor vehicle while under the influence of a substance against
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the peace of dignity of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count
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six Failure to register transfer of motor vehicle in breath
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at County Kentucky Honor. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
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Laura Frost committed the offense of failure to register transfer
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of motor vehicle a Class A misdemeanor when she knowingly
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and unlawfully failed to register the transfer of her motor
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vehicle against the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
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Count seven no operator's license moped license in breath at
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County Kentucky Honor. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five, Laura
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Frost committed the offense no operator's license, a Class B
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misdemeanor when she knowingly and unlawfully did not have a
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valid operator's license while driving a vehicle against the peace
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and dignity of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Count eight failure
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of owner to maintain required insurance first defence and breath
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At County Kentucky Honor. About July fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
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Laura Frost committed the offense of failure of owner to
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maintained required insurance first offence A Class BE mistimy when
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she knowingly and unlawfully failed to maintain the required insurance
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security for her motor vehicle against the peace and dignity
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of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The bond was set at
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fifty thousand dollars cash. Frost was arrested on February fifth,
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twenty twenty six, and is lodged in the Kentucky River
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Regional Jail and Hanzard awaiting arrangement. Alleged drug dealer to
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plead guilty in federal court. A Wolf County man who
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was arrested after being accused of running a meth distribution
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operation across three eastern Kentucky counties is expected to enter
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a guilty plea in federal court. Clyde Rudolph Endicott, aged
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fifty four, of Hazel Green, was arrested by the Morgan
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and Wolf County Sheriff's Office and Kentucky State Police on
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a federal indictment in July of twenty twenty five. Officers
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went to his home following his indictment on charges of
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conspiracy to distribute meth, two counts of distributing myth, and
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possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Endicott is
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accused of distributing myth in Wolfe, Brethett, and Magoffin County.
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The indictment stated that the time frame for the incidents
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occurred was between June twenty twenty three and June twenty
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twenty five, when officers went to arrest him, they found
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more than eight pounds of methamphetamine in his home worth
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more than fifty thousand dollars and twenty five thousand dollars
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in cash in a recent court appearance. Re arraignment will
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be held on February nineteenth, twenty twenty six, at one
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thirty p m. Where Endicott is expected to enter a
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guilty plea. The court has ordered the U S Attorney
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and Probation Officer to prepare a pre sentenced investigation report
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before the arraignment. The charges in the penalty are not
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known at this time, but the Advocate will continue to
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provide updates on this ongoing story. Local Ambulance Service staff
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meet with state officials. Cross Medical COO Jimmy Connelly and
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Service Director G. Greg Gullett recently met with State Rep.
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Chris Fuguet and Senator Brandon Smith. Representatives from Cross Medical
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A Breathat County Ambulance Service US recently met in Frankfort
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with State Representative Chris Fugut and State Senator Brandon Smith
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to gain support for h B five hundred and HB
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four forty seven, a bill that would increase the yearly
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e m S equipment grants from ten thousand per county
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to one hundred thousand dollars per county. The bills will
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also seek increased reimbursements for private insurance companies. Senator Smith
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and Representative Fugut both pledge their support for the bills
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during the meeting. COO for Cross Medical Jimmy Conley said
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the passion passage of the bills will help both employees
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and patients. We appreciate the support of Senator Smith and
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Representative Fugut on the bills under consideration. If passed, the
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bills will help better serve the community, patients and upgrade
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our services we offer, said Conley. I will now read
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this week's obituaries. I will only read the name, age,
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and location if given. If listeners wish to hear the
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entire obituary, please feel free to call us at Radio
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I at eight five nine four two two six three
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nine zero. I will repeat this number at the end
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of the segment as well. Rudolph Freiley, known affectionately as
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Doc and Rudy, peacefully passed away on February second, twenty
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twenty six, at the age of ninety one. Margie Hall
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Robinson departed this earthly life on Tuesday, February third, twenty
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twenty six, at Breathett County Health and Rehab in Jackson, Kentucky.
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Wanda Fay Harold, age seventy eight, of Talbert, Kentucky, passed
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away at her home Thursday, February fifth, twenty twenty six.
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Margaret Ann Overbye, age eighty nine, of Waynesville passed away
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on Saturday, January thirty first, twenty twenty six, at Ohio
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Living Quaker Heights in Waynesville. Julia Miranda Alan Howard, age
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eighty three, of Springboro, Ohio, passed away on Thursday, February fifth,
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twenty twenty six. Frankie Turner, aged seventy three, of Jackson, Kentucky,
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passed away on Saturday, February seventh, twenty twenty six, at
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the Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, after an extended illness.
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These were the obituaries for the February eleventh edition of
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The Breathet 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 professional
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wrestler born in Massachusetts on April twenty third, nineteen seventy seven.
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I hold sixteen w w E World Heavyweight Championships. I'm
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also known for playing lead or supporting roles in a
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number of films. Who Am I Life on the Old
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Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe, Fun in the Rain. In
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today's world, when it rains, we tell our children and
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grandchildren to not be out in the rain or they'll
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be sick. Back when I was a child, we ran
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out into the rain. Mom and Dad would catch water
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in a rain barrel for later use, and we would
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soap off in the rain, and the girls would stand
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under the house eaves and wash their hair in the
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rain water using prel We also rode our bikes in
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the mud, jumped in the puddles, and even played with
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talkatoys in the mud piles. At times we would even
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catch rain drops on our tongues. Occasionally, a mud fight
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would break out and the girls would make mud pies.
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Rainy weather would also be relaxing while sitting on the
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front porch. There's nothing like hearing the rain falling off
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an old tin roof. Today people run for cover when
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it rains, and you never see anyone out in the
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rain playing any more. Something as simple as the rain
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brings back good memories of life on the old dirt road.
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Talking pictures by Brian C. Combs. Sound and Fury directed
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by Koji Morimoto, twenty nineteen. Sound and Fury is a
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compilation anime film to the Stgle Simpson album of the
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same name. There is no dialog except Joe Rugan doing
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a brief Alex Jones impression at the very beginning. The
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film follows a mysterious driver as he heads deep into
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the post apocalyptic world to confront two monstrous opponents. Jackson's
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own Sturgil Simpson is one of one. He is the
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only artist in the history of music to be nominated
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for Album of the Year in the categories of Country, Americana, Bluegrass,
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and Rock at the Grammy Awards. His twenty seventeen album
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A Sailor's Guide to Earth won the Grammy for Best
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Country Album. What did He Design to Do. To follow
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up the best country album of the year, he pivoted
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and made one of the best rock albums of the
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decade with Sound and Fury. The Sound and Fury film
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adds a cinematic and visual smorgasbord to the great songs
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that play while the action unfolds. If you have not
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watched it, you can watch it on Netflix, and I
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suggest you play it loud. See you at the movies.
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So be it by Pastor Naomi The Battle of the Mind.
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As someone ever asked you what you were thinking about,
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maybe you said something like, oh, my mind has been
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all over the place. We can be very stressed by
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our overthinking. Some days our mind feels at peace. Other
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times our mind may think about many things in a
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day's time. Maybe you've had days that your mind was
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on a certain project, event good or bad news for days.
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Did you know that the Bible speaks about different minds
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and even what we should think on the condition of
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our mind shapes our choices, our peace, our relationships, and
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our walk with Jesus. Scripture shows us that not all
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minds are the same. Some lead to life, others lead
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to bondage. Through Christ. Our minds can be renewed, which
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is great news. Right mind. Mark five point fifteen says,
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this is the man who has been possessed by demons,
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now sitting clothed and in his right mind. This man's
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mind was no longer ruled by torment, but he was
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now stable and clear minded, in peace, sober mind. Titus
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one eight says, but hospitable, a lover of what is good,
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A sober minded, just, holy, and self controlled. He was alert,
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not being ruled by his fleshly desires or emotions. He
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began to live with an alert, watchful mind, being disciplined
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spiritual mind Romans eight six. To be spiritually minded is
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life and peace. One Corinthians two sixteen says, for those
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for who has known the mind of the Lord, that
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he may instruct him. But we have known the mind
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of Christ. We should be thinking God's thoughts, not just
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things on earth. Anxious mind. Luke twelve twenty nine says,
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and do not seek what you should eat or what
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you should drink, nor have an anxious mind, that is
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a mind that is consumed with worry and fear about
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a lot of things. We forget God is our provider,
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debased or reprobate mind. Romans one twenty eight says, and
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even as they did not like to retain God in
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their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind.
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This mindset has rejected the truth of God so much
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that their hearts became hardened. They continue to resist the
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commands of God. Carnal mind Romans eight six and seven
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says the carnal mind is death. It is enmity against God.
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This mindset is saying I want what I want and
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not what God wants. Our fleshly desires are causing us
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to resist God, and it is more pleasurable to live
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for ourselves. Philippians four six through eight says, be careful
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for nothing. The peace of God, which passeth all understanding,
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shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Finally, brethren,
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whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things
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are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely,
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whatsoever things are of good report. If there be any virtue,
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and if there be any praise, think on these things.
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We are to renew our minds daily in the word.
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Jesus said, if we keep our minds stayed upon him,
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he would give us perfect peace. There is hope for
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a troubled mind. Get into the word of God. Amen,
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so be it. Legislative update by Senator Brandon Smith. Senator
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Brandon Smith files bill to turn abandoned homes into affordable housing.
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Senator Brandon Smith, Republican of Hazard, has filed legislation aimed
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at tackling the Commonwealth's affordable housing shortage by putting long
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vacant houses back into productive use. The bill, Senate Bill
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one forty two, would create the Abandoned Home Pool Fund,
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a new housing initiative that partners with trusted nonprofit housing
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organizations to rehabilitate abandoned residential primme parties and convert them
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into safe, quality rental homes. Under the proposal, homes restored
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with these funds must remain affordable for twenty years. Rent
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would be based on actual rehabilitation costs rather than market rates.
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Tenants who consistently make on time rent payments could eventually
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earn the opportunity to purchase their home, putting long term
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stability in wealth building within reach of working families. If
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a tenant is evicted after making at least forty eight
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months of payments, they would receive twenty percent of those
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payments back as a refund towards future housing. The program
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would direct funding through experienced nonprofit partners with a track
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record of delivering results in housing, rehabilitation and community development.
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To qualify, organizations must be Kentucky based nonprofits with at
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least five years of experience in housing or home repair.
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Renters must earn no more than one hundred twenty percent
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of the area's median income and complete a home ownership
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counseling course before signing a lease. Smith proposes appropriating twenty
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five million dollars to the Abandoned Home Pool Fund. This
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bill is about giving people a fair shot, not fueling
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profits for speculators. Smith added, it's a smart, targeted solution
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that lifts up neighborhoods and makes efficient use of tax dollars.
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Affordable housing advocates have noted the ongoing need for solutions
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that expand supply while addressing blight and neighborhood decline. This
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bill complements other statewide efforts to increase housing access and
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support community revitalization. Boys High school basketball Hot Shooting, Bobcats
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down Wolves, Hot Shooting Breathitt County pulled away to defeat
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Wolf County sixty six to fifty six in a fifty
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fifth district boys basketball game on Monday, February second. Breathitt
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County shot fifty four point five percent twenty four of
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forty four from the field. The Bobcats shot forty five
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point five percent ten of twenty two from three point range.
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Brethatt County shot seventy two point seven percent eight of
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eleven from the free throw line. Peyton Collins led Breathett
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County to the district win. Collins scored a team high
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twenty two points for Brethett County in its victory. Jaron
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Fugutt and Aden Combs joined Collins in double figures for
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the Bobcats. Fugutt scored sixteen points, while Combs netted thirteen points.
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Five players supplied scoring for the Bobcats, finishing near double
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figures for Brethett County. Austin mcinness netted eight points, followed
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directly behind mc keenness, Jaggerburton added seven points and rounded
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out Breathett County's individual scoring. Burton, providing a provided a
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strong presence inside for Breathtt County, claiming eleven rebounds. Wolf
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County shot forty point four percent nineteen of forty seven
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from the field, and the wolf shot thirty six point
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eight percent seven of nineteen from three point range. Wolf
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County shot sixty four point seven percent eleven of seventeen
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from the line. Camden Oliver scored a game high twenty
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three points for the Wolves. Oliver made four of three
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of four of ten three point field goal attempts, narrowly
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missing double figures for Wolf County. Jaden Mullins and Brady
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Robinson scored nine points apiece. Chipping in offensively for Wolf County.
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Caleb Creech netted eight points, while Jaden Holland tallied seven points.
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Boys high school basketball Tigers lose game to Wildcats. Buckhorn
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kept Jackson City from returning to the win column, defeating
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the Tigers seventy four to fifty six in a non
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district boys basketball game on Thursday, February fifth. Productive offensively,
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Buckhorn shot fifty point nine percent twenty seven of fifty
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three from the field. The Wildcats made six of eighteen
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three point field percentage attempts, shooting thirty three point three
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percent from beyond the arc. Buckhorn shot seventy percent fourteen
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of twenty from the free throw line. Dylan Easterling led
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Buckhorn to the win, pouring in a game high thirty
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points for the Wildcats. Easterling connected on shots from various
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parts of the court. Jacob Nice followed Easterling in Buckcorn's
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scoring column, netting fifteen points for the Wildcats. Accompanying Easterling
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and Niee and double figures for Buckcorn, Trenton rat Riley
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titlied thirteen points. Six players accounted for all of Buckcorn's scoring.
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The other scores for Buckcorn were Daniel Morris eight points,
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Peyton Collins six points, and Cameron Miller two points. Jackson
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City shot forty two point six percent twenty three to
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fifty four from the field. The Tigers made only one
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of fifteen three point field goal attempts. Jackson City shot
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sixty nine point two percent from the free throw line.
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Gavin Ritchie paced Jackson City, scoring a team high eighteen
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points for the Tigers. Joining Ritchie in double figures for
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Jackson City, Emerson Bethelion scored sixteen points, while Gideon Bowling
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netted twelve points. In all, seven different players entered Jackson
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City's life scory column. The additional scorers for Jackson City
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were Bentley Tincher six points, Ryan Little two points, Preston
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Turner one point, and Lane Miller one point. Bettel Yon
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excelled inside for the Tigers, securing nine rebounds. Girls high
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school basketball balanced Breathittt County beats Jackson City. Breathittt County
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used a balanced offensive attack to beat cross town rival
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Jackson City fifty five to fifteen in a fifth fifty
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fifth district girls basketball game on Wednesday, February fourth. The
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Lady Cats gradually pulled away to win convincingly. Breathatt County
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shot forty four point nine percent twenty two of forty
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nine from the field. The Lady Cats made five of
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twenty one three point field goal attempts. Breathitt County, which
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featured eleven different scorers, shot sixty percent six of ten
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from the free throw line. The scorers for Brethatt County
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were Macy Brown nine points, Lexicomb's nine points, Alexis Pelfrey
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eight points, Harper Allen five fo points, Bell and Napier
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five points, Linda at Lyndy Allen five points, Charlie Stacy
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four points, Emily Miller three points, Logan Harald three points
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Hailey Moore two points and Micah Cannoy two points. Jackson
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City was limited to five field goals, one of which
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was a three pointer. The Lady Tigers connected on four
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of ten free throw attempts, shooting forty percent from the line.
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The scorers for Jackson City were Carrigan Turner four points,
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Riley Richard Ritchie four points, Addie Curtis three points, Clarissacombs
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three points, and Emily Robinson one point. Also in girls
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high school basketball, Brethett County defeats Wolf County convincingly. Brethett
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County defeated Wolf County sixty three to twenty eight in
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a fifty fifth district girls basketball game on Monday, February second.
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The Lady Cats controlled the district game. Brethett County shot
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forty one point five percent twenty two of fifty three
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from the field. The Lady Cats shot thirty seven point
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five five percent nine of twenty four from three point range.
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Breathitt County shot fifty eight point eight percent ten of
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seventeen from the free throw line. Lexicombs and Micah Cannoy
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combined to lead Breathett County, scoring seventeen points apiece for
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the Lady Cats. Alexis Pelfrey acompanied combs in Kenoy and
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double figures for Breathtt County, netting fourteen points, narrowly missing
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double figures. Macy Brown added nine points for the Lady Cats.
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Brown excelled inside for the Breathitt County, securing a game
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high seventeen rebounds, chipping in offensively. Tenley Hayes four points
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and Charlie Stacy two points accounted for the rest of
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Breathatt County scoring. Wolf County was limited offensively, shooting twenty
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two point nine percent eleven of forty eight from the field.
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The Lady Wolves made only one of seven three point
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field goal attempts. Wolf County managed to shoot sixty two
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point five percent five of eight from the line. Harper
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Holbrook placed paste Wolf County score, boring fourteen points and
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claiming eight rebounds for the Lady Wolves. Holbrook ranked as
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Wolf County's leading scorer and top rebounder. In addition to Holbrook,
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Wolf County receives scoring from Hannah Bush six points, Miranda
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Cox six points, and Ariona Hall two points. Prohibition on
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slapping the head now applies to all players in high
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school football and an ongoing focus on minimizing risk of
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injury in high school sports, the NHS Rules Committee strengthened
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a rule related to illegal personal contact. Both revisions recommended
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by the Committee were subsequently approved by the Board of Directors.
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The Football Rules Committee is composed of one member from
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each NFHS member state association that uses NFHS playing rules,
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along with representatives from the NFHS Coaches Association and NFHS
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Officials Association. And finally, back to our game of guess who.
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Here's the prompt again. I am a professional wrestler born
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in Massachusetts on April twenty third, nineteen seventy seven. I
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hold sixteen w w E World Heavyweight Championships. I'm also
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known for playing lead or supporting roles in a number
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of films. Who Am I? The answer is John Cena.
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Did you get it right? Let's play again next week.
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