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Licking Valley Courier - 10.2.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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  Speaker 1: We now turn to the Licking Valley Courier to bring
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  Speaker 1: you news from in and around West Liberty. Your reader
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  Speaker 1: today is Janice. We begin with the edition dated Thursday,
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  Speaker 1: October 1st, 2026. As a reminder, Radio Eye is a
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  Speaker 1: reading service intended for people who are blind or have
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  Speaker 1: other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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  Speaker 1: Our first article is Rotary Political Forum and Cake Auction Tonight.
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  Speaker 1: The West Liberty Rotary Club will host a political forum
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  Speaker 1: on Thursday, October 1st, ahead of the general election. The
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  Speaker 1: event will be in the auditorium at the Morgan County
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  Speaker 1: Board of Education building. Registration will be at 5.30 p.m.
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  Speaker 1: and the program will begin at 6 p.m. In addition
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  Speaker 1: to remarks from the candidates, a cake pie auction will
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  Speaker 1: be held. Proceeds from the auction will be used for
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  Speaker 1: local Rotary service projects, for our youth and elderly. The
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  Speaker 1: public is invited to attend. For additional information regarding this event,
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  Speaker 1: contact Cheryl McGraw at 606-359-2719. Our next article, artist reception
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  Speaker 1: set for October 8th at Wellness Center. Everyone is invited
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  Speaker 1: to stop by the Morgan County Wellness Center to see
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  Speaker 1: the art that will be on display through October 31st.
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  Speaker 1: The exhibit has work on by Diana Weddington-Atkins, Charlotte Allen,
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  Speaker 1: Sylvia Carter, Chris Ferguson, Pam Mead, Ashley Rose Oldfeld, Helen Price-Stacy,
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  Speaker 1: Copanna Terry, and Peggy Wells. A reception is scheduled from
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  Speaker 1: 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, October 8th at the Wellness Center.
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  Speaker 1: Our next article is Freedom Bench Dedication, October 17th, Treadway Park.
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  Speaker 1: The Big Sandy Chapter of the Sons of the American
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  Speaker 1: Revolution will host a dedication ceremony for the Freedom Bench
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  Speaker 1: at Treadway Park on Saturday, October 17th at 11 a.m.
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  Speaker 1: This bench honors the patriot men and women of the
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  Speaker 1: American Revolution, as well as all veterans who sacrificed for
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  Speaker 1: our freedom. The public is invited to attend this special event.
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  Speaker 1: Fall Spring Sensory Let me start over again. Fall Sing
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  Speaker 1: Spiration this Sunday at Salem Christian. The Fall Sing Spiration
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  Speaker 1: service will take place this coming Sunday evening, October 4th,
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  Speaker 1: at the Salem Christian Church at 6 p.m. Groups and
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  Speaker 1: individuals from across Morgan County will share their musical talents
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  Speaker 1: in honor of and to praise the Lord. The worship
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  Speaker 1: service is sponsored by the Morgan County Ministerial Association. If
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  Speaker 1: you or a group from your church would like to
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  Speaker 1: take part, please contact the Salem Church Pastor Danny Collins
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  Speaker 1: at 606-793-3138 to request the opportunity to sing. The evening
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  Speaker 1: of praise and worship will conclude with a time of
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  Speaker 1: fellowship and refreshments. Salem Church is located on Route 844
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  Speaker 1: just off of Route 205. Our next article is Voters
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  Speaker 1: can request absentee ballots through Tuesday, October 20. Other important
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  Speaker 1: election deadlines are listed ahead of the November 3 general election.
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  Speaker 1: Morgan Countians are preparing to vote in the general election
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  Speaker 1: on Tuesday, November 3 for local, state, and federal offices.
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  Speaker 1: Kentucky's online mail-in absentee ballot request portal opened on September 19th,
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  Speaker 1: enabling voters to request ballots through October 20th at govote.ky.gov.
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  Speaker 1: County Clerk Randy Williams said that those who wish to
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  Speaker 1: obtain a mail-in absentee ballot can also call or visit
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  Speaker 1: his office through October 20th. general election dates, deadlines, and
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  Speaker 1: other info. The following is a listing of important dates
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  Speaker 1: from the Kentucky election calendar as per State Board of Elections. Monday,
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  Speaker 1: October 5th, last day to register for the general election.
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  Speaker 1: Online registrations must be received by 4 p.m. Mail registrations
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  Speaker 1: can be postmarked October 5th and be counted. Registrations must
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  Speaker 1: be returned to the clerk's office by close of business. Tuesday,
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  Speaker 1: October 20th, online mail-in absentee request portal to close 14
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  Speaker 1: days before election. Tuesday, October 20th, voter or their legal
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  Speaker 1: authorized agent may submit a notarized paper application for an
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  Speaker 1: absentee ballot because of a medical emergency or within 14
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  Speaker 1: days or less of an election. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
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  Speaker 1: October 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, and Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday,
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  Speaker 1: October 26th, 27th, and 28th, excused in-person absentee voting. Qualified
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  Speaker 1: voters may make application to cast an absentee ballot during
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  Speaker 1: normal business hours during the six business days immediately preceding
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  Speaker 1: the Thursday of no-excuse in-person absentee voting period. Tuesday, October 27th,
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  Speaker 1: last day to apply for military overseas ballot. A covered
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  Speaker 1: voter may use the declaration accompanying a federal write-in absentee
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  Speaker 1: ballot as an application for military overseas overseas ballot simultaneously
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  Speaker 1: with the submission of the federal write-in absentee ballot. If
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  Speaker 1: the declaration is received by the appropriate election official by
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  Speaker 1: the close of business hours seven days before the election,
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  Speaker 1: an application for military overseas ballot may, pardon me, An
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  Speaker 1: application for a military overseas ballot for a primary, whether timely,
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  Speaker 1: is affected as an application for a military overseas ballot
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  Speaker 1: for the regular election. Tuesday, October 27th. Last day for
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  Speaker 1: any voter who has received an absentee ballot by mail,
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  Speaker 1: but who knows at least seven days before election day
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  Speaker 1: that he or she will be in the county on
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  Speaker 1: election day and who has not voted in the absentee
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  Speaker 1: ballot to cancel his or her absentee ballot and return
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  Speaker 1: it to the county clerk's office no later than seven
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  Speaker 1: days before the election. Such voters shall vote in person Thursday, Friday,
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  Speaker 1: and Saturday, October 29th, 30th, and 31st in person. No
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  Speaker 1: excuse absentee voting to be conducted in the county clerk's
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  Speaker 1: office or other place designated by the County Board of
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  Speaker 1: Elections and approved by the State Board of Elections. Tuesday,
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  Speaker 1: November 3rd, General Election Day. Polls open at 6 a.m.
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  Speaker 1: to 6 p.m. prevailing time. Mail-in absentee ballots must be
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  Speaker 1: received by the clerk before 6 p.m. prevailing time. Additional information...
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  Speaker 1: For regarding the general election procedures, contact County Clerk Randy
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  Speaker 1: Williams or visit his office in the County Government Building
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  Speaker 1: located at 450 Prestonburg Street. Upcoming Events Trent First Church
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  Speaker 1: of God Revival and Homecoming Trent First Church of God
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  Speaker 1: will hold a revival October 7th, 8th, and 9th at
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  Speaker 1: 7 p.m. nightly with Evangelist Carl McIntosh. Homecoming service will
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  Speaker 1: be Sunday, October 11th at 11 a.m. The Meadow Green
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  Speaker 1: Trio will be singing. Everyone is invited to attend. DAV
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  Speaker 1: Chapter 132 to meet Friday. Morgan County DAV Chapter 132
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  Speaker 1: will hold a meeting Friday, October 7th at 7 p.m.
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  Speaker 1: We will meet at the Morgan County Office Building in
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  Speaker 1: the Fiscal Courtroom. We will discuss the 743 triathlon, the
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  Speaker 1: park bench dedication, and the District 7 meeting. All veterans
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  Speaker 1: are welcome. Hope to see you there. Upcoming Extension Office
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  Speaker 1: events listed. The following is a listing of the upcoming
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  Speaker 1: event at the Morgan County Extension Office. Thursday, October 8th,
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  Speaker 1: Licking River Homemakers Annual Meeting, 11 a.m. at Carlisle, KY. Tuesday,
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  Speaker 1: October 13th, Farmer's Appreciation Dinner, 7 p.m. at Woods Bend's
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  Speaker 1: Weddings and Events. Our next article is County Property Tax
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  Speaker 1: Collections Underway at Sheriff's Office. Discount period runs through October 31.
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  Speaker 1: Complete schedule is listed in this report by Miranda M. Cantrell.
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  Speaker 1: Sheriff Greg Motley has announced that his office has begun
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  Speaker 1: real estate tax collections in October again this year, with
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  Speaker 1: bills being mailed to property owners on Wednesday, September 30,
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  Speaker 1: Taxpayers will receive this year's property tax bills in the
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  Speaker 1: form of a white postcard, Sheriff Motley said. The collection
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  Speaker 1: schedule will again provide taxpayers with a one-month period to
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  Speaker 1: pay at a discounted rate, as well as a two-month
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  Speaker 1: period to pay at the face value rate. October 1st
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  Speaker 1: through November 1st, 2026, 2% discount. November 2nd through December 31st,
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  Speaker 1: face value rate. January 1st through the 31st, 5% penalty
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  Speaker 1: rate begins. February 1st through April 15th, 2027, 21% penalty.
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  Speaker 1: After April 15th, 2027, all delinquent property tax bills will
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  Speaker 1: be transferred to the County Clerk Randy Williams' office as
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  Speaker 1: of closed business hours. on Friday, April 15, 2027. In
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  Speaker 1: addition to the penalties and fees that are applied by
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  Speaker 1: the Sheriff's Office, all payments made in the county clerk's
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  Speaker 1: office are subject to a 20% county attorney's fee, a
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  Speaker 1: 10% county clerk's fee, and interest as 1% per month.
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  Speaker 1: The delinquency is also subject to being sold to a
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  Speaker 1: third party in the fall of 2027. Sheriff Motley said
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  Speaker 1: that he and his staff anticipate that 85 to 90
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  Speaker 1: percent of the total billing amount of $ 4, 765, 572. 08 will be
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  Speaker 1: collected during the October discount period. Property tax owners can
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  Speaker 1: pay their tax bills via the mail or in person
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  Speaker 1: at the sheriff's office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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  Speaker 1: Monday through Friday. The sheriff's office will not be open
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  Speaker 1: on Saturdays this billing cycle, but staff will make accommodations
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  Speaker 1: for special circumstances if needed. Sheriff Motley also noted that
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  Speaker 1: his office will accept credit card or debit card payments
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  Speaker 1: bearing technical difficulties necessary. in addition to cash, checks, and
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  Speaker 1: money orders. Office staffers can also accept credit card, debit
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  Speaker 1: card payments over the telephone at 606-743-3613. That's 606-743-3613. The
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  Speaker 1: sheriff also encouraged persons with additional questions regarding property tax
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  Speaker 1: collections to contact his office for assistance. We will make
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  Speaker 1: every effort to help them, Motley said. Kentucky property owners
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  Speaker 1: over the age of 65 may qualify for a homestead
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  Speaker 1: exemption of $ 49, 100 to be discounted from their property assessments.
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  Speaker 1: Persons owning multiple properties can only receive an exemption on
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  Speaker 1: the property at which they reside, however. Some taxpayers may
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  Speaker 1: also qualify for a homestead exemption exemption on the basis
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  Speaker 1: of disability. They are a veteran of the United States
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  Speaker 1: Armed Forces and have service-connected disability. They have been determined
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  Speaker 1: to be totally, permanently disabled under the rules of the
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  Speaker 1: Social Security Administration, or they have been determined to be
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  Speaker 1: totally and permanently disabled under the rules of the Kentucky
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  Speaker 1: Retirement Systems. Sheriff Motley and staff encourage those who wish
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  Speaker 1: to seek a homestead exemption to contact PVA Franklin at
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  Speaker 1: 743-3349 to determine eligibility prior to paying tax bills. For
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  Speaker 1: more information regarding the tax collection schedule, contact Sheriff Greg
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  Speaker 1: Motley at 743-3349 743-3613 or visit his office in the
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  Speaker 1: County Government Building at 450 Prestonburg Street. To learn more
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  Speaker 1: about homestead exemptions, contact PVA Darby Franklin at 743-3349. 743-3349.
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  Speaker 1: Visit his office in the County Government Building at 450
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  Speaker 1: Prestonburg Street. or view the Kentucky Department of Revenue website.
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  Speaker 1: Our next article is, 55th Annual Sargum Festival is in
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  Speaker 1: the books. Cooler fall temperatures made for a pleasant weekend
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  Speaker 1: of crafts, music, food, and other traditional festival activities in
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  Speaker 1: downtown West Liberty. By Miranda M. Cattrell. Beautiful autumn weather.
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  Speaker 1: ushered in the 55th annual Morgan County Sargon Festival held
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  Speaker 1: last weekend in downtown West Liberty. The festival kicked off
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  Speaker 1: on Friday, September 25th, with crafters setting up under the
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  Speaker 1: large tent and civic organizations manning food booths in the
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  Speaker 1: Commercial Bank parking lot, in addition to youth activities and
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  Speaker 1: Sargon making at Old Mill Park. Festivities continued into Saturday,
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  Speaker 1: September 26th, with the traditional Sargon Parade, which included several
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  Speaker 1: creative floats as well as law enforcement and emergency services vehicles,
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  Speaker 1: pageant winners, horses, and other units. Float winners were as follows.
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  Speaker 1: First place, Paint Creek Farms. Second place, West Liberty Nursing
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  Speaker 1: and Rehabilitation Center. Third place, Morgan County Fire and Rescue.
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  Speaker 1: The festival concluded on Sunday, September 26, with a church
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  Speaker 1: service and gospel singing from local churches and other groups,
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  Speaker 1: as well as Quilts of Valor, presentation to local veterans
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  Speaker 1: by the Morgan County Peace by Peace Homemakers. Several music
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  Speaker 1: acts entertained festival goers throughout the weekend, with acclaimed bluegrass
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  Speaker 1: artist Don Rigsby of Isonville taking the stage on Friday night,
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  Speaker 1: and the American Idol contestant Layla Spring headlining on Saturday night.
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  Speaker 1: In other festival news, Morgan County High School lost to
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  Speaker 1: Iroquois High School in the 12-8 in the Sargum Bowl.
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  Speaker 1: Dania Phipps, daughter of Cody and Hope Phipps, was crowned
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  Speaker 1: Sargum Queen by popular vote of the Morgan County High
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  Speaker 1: School student body during the high school Sargum Bowl halftime.
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  Speaker 1: Junior high students crowned Perry Dagnon daughter of John and
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  Speaker 1: Chelsea Dagnon, as their Sargum princess during the junior high
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  Speaker 1: Sargum Bowl halftime. Sargum Festival Committee Chair Walker Crace expressed
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  Speaker 1: the committee's gratitude to all who assisted with and participated
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  Speaker 1: in and attended the event. I like to think we've
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  Speaker 1: had yet another successful year with the Sargum Festival. Each
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  Speaker 1: year we try to listen to the feedback we receive,
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  Speaker 1: make adjustments where we can, and bring in new things
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  Speaker 1: that people may not get to see every day. Our
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  Speaker 1: goal is to keep the festival growing and improving without
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  Speaker 1: losing what makes it special. Even if we only add
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  Speaker 1: something small each year, we want to continue building on
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  Speaker 1: what we have without overwhelming the tradition and atmosphere that
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  Speaker 1: people have come to love. We truly love doing this,
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  Speaker 1: and I couldn't be more thankful for our committee. Everyone
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  Speaker 1: involved believes in the Sargam Festival and puts a lot
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  Speaker 1: of time, effort, and heart into making it the best
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  Speaker 1: and most enjoyable experience possible for our community and everyone
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  Speaker 1: who comes to visit. There's always something we can learn
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  Speaker 1: and improve on, but seeing people come out and enjoy
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  Speaker 1: themselves and support the festival is makes all the work worthwhile.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you to everyone who helped participate, visited, and supported
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  Speaker 1: another year of the Sargum Festival. Sargum Festival Committee Members
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  Speaker 1: Executive Committee Chairman Walter Crace Co-Chair Grant Sorrell Treasurer Ashley
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  Speaker 1: Likens Secretary Christy Gullet Board Members Henrietta McKinney Judy Townsend
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  Speaker 1: Leona Cantrell Chair Members Grant Sorrell Music Liz Conley Advertising
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  Speaker 1: Facebook Troy and Sandra Dye Food Booths Ashley Mason Crafters
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  Speaker 1: Booth Troy Dye Porter Potties Christy Gullet Souvenir Booth Danny
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  Speaker 1: Townsend Sargum Sales Helen Lewis Country Store Walker Crace and
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  Speaker 1: Danny McKinney Parade Kim Lane Food Preservation Lacey Mays, Sargham Growers,
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  Speaker 1: Kyle Risner, City Representative, Martha Lewis, and Mary Special thanks
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  Speaker 1: from The Courier. Scenes from this year's Sargums Festival Parade
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  Speaker 1: can be found elsewhere in this edition. The Courier would
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  Speaker 1: like to offer special thanks to the photographer William LeMaster
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  Speaker 1: for the use of his parade pictures. And there, one,
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  Speaker 1: there is Bigfoot, and he is standing in front of
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  Speaker 1: a building at the bottom of stairs. And it says,
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  Speaker 1: in parentheses, Mike Day was a big hit at the festival,
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  Speaker 1: appearing in the parade and at various locations throughout town.
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  Speaker 1: He's shown here at the Courier office. We're sorry we
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  Speaker 1: missed this elusive character. And then the next picture. Entertainment
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  Speaker 1: headliner Layla Spring, former American Idol contestant, took the Sargam
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  Speaker 1: Festival stage on Saturday night. Photo courtesy of William LeMaster.
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  Speaker 1: Then there is pictures of the floats. And it's got
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  Speaker 1: a picture of the first place. the second place, and
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  Speaker 1: third place. And then finally, the caption says, pictured above
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  Speaker 1: are Sargum Festival Float Winters, Pankrete Farms, first place, West
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  Speaker 1: Liberty Nursing and Rehabilitation, second place, Morgan County Fire and Rescue.
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  Speaker 1: Photo courtesy of Sargum Festival Committee. Then on the first page,
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  Speaker 1: there's picture of the Queens. And Underneath, it says Sargum
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  Speaker 1: Royalty 2026, Morgan County High School Sargum Queen Danica Phipps
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  Speaker 1: and her father, Cody Phipps. Underneath is Morgan County High
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  Speaker 1: School Junior High Sargum Princess Perry Dagnon with her father,
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  Speaker 1: John Dagnon. Photos courtesy of Backing the Pride. Our next
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  Speaker 1: article is Friday Fish Fry. Dine in or carry out
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  Speaker 1: fish fry. Fish, fries, baked beans, coleslaw, hush puppies, dessert.
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  Speaker 1: $ 15 per person. October 2, 2026 from 4 to 7 p.m.
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  Speaker 1: Located in the West Liberty Christian Church Fellowship Hall. Hosted
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  Speaker 1: by the West Liberty Christian Church. Our next article is
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  Speaker 1: Crayton Alert. No Alternative to Illegal Opioids. All over the U.S.,
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  Speaker 1: there is a major problem with Kratom and opiate alkaloids.
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  Speaker 1: People think they are buying a safe alternative to opiates,
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  Speaker 1: but in fact, they are consuming a very addictive drug.
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  Speaker 1: Kratom is an extremely addictive opioid alkaloid that can entice
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  Speaker 1: a wide range of buyers. This addictive substance can be
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  Speaker 1: bought at convenience stores. head shops, vape shops, online, and
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  Speaker 1: even at designated Kraton bars. Purchasing anything at a store
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  Speaker 1: or online without knowing the underlying effects comes at a
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  Speaker 1: high price that can even cost your life. If you
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  Speaker 1: or a loved one are struggling with addiction, you are
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  Speaker 1: encouraged to seek help before it's too late. To learn
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  Speaker 1: more about Kraton and its effects, visit their websites. Our
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  Speaker 1: next article is Senior Citizens Menu, Thursday, October 1st, Grilled
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  Speaker 1: Chicken Sandwich, Zucchini, Summer Squash, 1% Milk, Maple Granola, Crusted
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  Speaker 1: Sweet Potatoes, Peanut Butter, Brownies, and Lettuce. Friday, October 2nd,
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  Speaker 1: Pinto Beans, Cornbread, R.S. Seasoned Greens, Margarine, 1% Milk, Mandarin Oranges. Monday,
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  Speaker 1: October the 5th, meatloaf, whole grain white roll, green peas,
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  Speaker 1: 1% milk, vanilla pudding. Tuesday, October the 6th, pork chop,
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  Speaker 1: green beans, sweet potato, apple slices, cornbread, 1% milk, margarine,
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  Speaker 1: RC chocolate pudding. Wednesday, October the 7th, no meals served. Thursday,
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  Speaker 1: October the 8th, chicken salad, marinated cucumbers and tomatoes, fruit cocktail,
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  Speaker 1: wheat bread, 1% milk, baked potato, and chips. Potato chip
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  Speaker 1: recalled issue in Kentucky. The Lexington Herald reported on Monday
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  Speaker 1: that a recall has been issued for a brand of
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  Speaker 1: potato chips sold in several states and in Kentucky. Jay
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  Speaker 1: Higgs' 7.75-ounce loaded bacon and cheddar potato chips were recalled
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  Speaker 1: on September the 18th due to possible uncleared Undeclared soy allergens.
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  Speaker 1: The chips with a barcode of 0-51933-31645-4 and best by
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  Speaker 1: dates December 11th and December 18th were distributed to Save-A-Lot
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  Speaker 1: grocery stores according to the Herald. Our next article is
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  Speaker 1: Fish Fry, Friday, October 16th. 4 to 7 p.m., 519
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  Speaker 1: Volunteer Fire Department, $ 12 per plate, fish, hush puppies, coleslaw,
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  Speaker 1: baked beans, and drink. Our next article is Pig Out
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  Speaker 1: With Us at the 23rd Annual Blackwater Volunteer Fire Department
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  Speaker 1: Pig Roast, October 3rd, 4 to 6 p.m., pork, potatoes, cornbread, soup, beans, dessert,
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  Speaker 1: $ 10 per plate. This concludes excerpts from the recent editions
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  Speaker 1: of the Leaking Valley Courier. Your reader has been Janice.
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  Speaker 1: On behalf of everyone here at Radio Eye, thank you
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  Speaker 1: for listening. Keep on listening, and I hope you have
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  Speaker 1: a very good day.