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Breathitt Advocate - 8.22.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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  Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Breathat Advocate to read news
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  Speaker 1: from Jackson and Breathett County. A reader today is Matt.
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  Speaker 1: We will begin with the addition dated Wednesday, August nineteenth,
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, which has been donated to Radio I
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  Speaker 1: by the publisher as a reminder. RADIOI is a reading
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  Speaker 1: service intended for people who are blind or of other
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  Speaker 1: disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material On
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  Speaker 1: the front page. City awarded ten point nine million dollar
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  Speaker 1: grant for a new sewer plant. Congressman Harold Rogers and
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  Speaker 1: state leaders deliver over thirty million dollars for infrastructure projects
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  Speaker 1: to eastern Kentucky. U S. Rep. Harold Hall Rogers Kentucky
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  Speaker 1: District five joined state and local leaders at Hazard Community
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  Speaker 1: and Technical College recently to deliver more than thirty million
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  Speaker 1: dollars in federal funding for infrastructure projects in nine counties
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  Speaker 1: across southeastern Kentucky, with the City of Jackson receiving the
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  Speaker 1: largest portion in the amount of ten point nine million dollars.
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  Speaker 1: The us DA r D project will help be the
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  Speaker 1: last needed portion of funding that will replace the existing
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  Speaker 1: wastewater treatment plant that was damaged in the July twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty two. Flood Water infrastructure is so important to rural Kentuckians,
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  Speaker 1: and it's a priority for this administration. Today's announcement marks
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  Speaker 1: the latest investment we've made to help eastern Kentucky rebuild
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  Speaker 1: after the horrific flooding of twenty twenty two, said Travis Barton,
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  Speaker 1: State Director for USDA Rural Development. Thanks to the leadership
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  Speaker 1: of President Trump and Secretary Rollins, who will continue working
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  Speaker 1: with water systems on projects big and small that will
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  Speaker 1: improve the quality of life and economic prosperity in rural Kentucky.
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  Speaker 1: I can't emphasize the importance of having this partnership between
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  Speaker 1: the federal, state, and local levels enough. We've been able
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  Speaker 1: to match federal money with state funds for some of
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  Speaker 1: these projects to ensure they make it over the finish line,
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  Speaker 1: said Senator Robert Steivers. Our Mountain community are stronger today
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  Speaker 1: thanks to the continued support of Congressman Rogers and his
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  Speaker 1: willingness to work with us on projects that strengthen our
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  Speaker 1: entire region. According to the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority, total cost
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  Speaker 1: of the new sewer plant is twenty three million, nine
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  Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars, with CDBGDR funding in the amount of
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  Speaker 1: thirteen million, ARC of two million, and USDR grant of
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  Speaker 1: eight point nine million, all listed as anticipated to fund
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  Speaker 1: the project. The proposed project project is as follows according
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  Speaker 1: to the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority, the existing water Treatment Plant
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  Speaker 1: WWTP was constructed in the nineteen sixties and located on
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  Speaker 1: a Highway fifteen, next to the north fork of the
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  Speaker 1: Kentucky River and adjacent to the Pan Bowl Lake. This
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  Speaker 1: project proposes to construct a new wastewater treatment plant with
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  Speaker 1: modern equipment and a more efficient process. The existing plant
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  Speaker 1: will need to be decommissioned. Once the new plant is constructed,
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  Speaker 1: an existing sewer flow have been redirected to it. This
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  Speaker 1: will add in an additional two lift stations, one at
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  Speaker 1: the existing wastewater treatment plant and one off of Kentucky
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  Speaker 1: two O five. The redirection of the sewer lines will
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  Speaker 1: include six one thousand, sixty one hundred linear feet of
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  Speaker 1: ten inch force main lines from the existing wastewater treatment
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  Speaker 1: plant running north along Kentucky fifteen then turn southwest into
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  Speaker 1: Shacks Branch. Additionally, two thousand linear feet of three inch
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  Speaker 1: force main lines and thirty five hundred linear feet of
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  Speaker 1: six inch gravity sewer pipe will run along Shack's Branch
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  Speaker 1: and along Kentucky two O five, with twenty two man
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  Speaker 1: halls installed in service laterals. The project will also require
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  Speaker 1: an updated facility plan in generators. The new plant location
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  Speaker 1: has been projected to be in Shack's Branch, but nothing
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  Speaker 1: final on a location has been determined. Mistrial declared in
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  Speaker 1: rape and sex abuse trial. The trial of Brethett County
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  Speaker 1: man has ended in a mistrial. On the first day
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  Speaker 1: of court, French Howard, aged forty nine, of Jackson, appeared
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  Speaker 1: in Breathwick Circuit Court for his trial on a two
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  Speaker 1: count indictment charging him with rape and sexual abuse abuse,
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  Speaker 1: both on a child under twelve years of age. According
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  Speaker 1: to an indictment issued by the Breathitt County Grand Jury
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  Speaker 1: on February fourth, twenty twenty five, the alleged rape and
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  Speaker 1: sexual abuse took place between September twenty sixth, twenty nineteen.
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  Speaker 1: In September twenty sixth, twenty twenty a jury was seated
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  Speaker 1: and testimony was taken, and by the end of the
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  Speaker 1: first day a mistrial was declared due to the jury
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  Speaker 1: being unable to come to a unanimous verdict. Jackson Police
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  Speaker 1: officially awarded accreditation. Recently, the Jackson Police Department was officially
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  Speaker 1: awarded accreditation through the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police.
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  Speaker 1: The accreditation is a significant accomplishment and a reflection of
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  Speaker 1: the hard work, dedication, and commitment of the entire JPD department.
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  Speaker 1: KACP accreditation is a distinction not achieved by every law
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  Speaker 1: enforcement agency. It allows law enforcement agencies to demonstrate compliance
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  Speaker 1: with over one hundred fifty professional standards for effective operations.
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  Speaker 1: Accreditation involves a self assessment, phase policy review, and an
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  Speaker 1: on site inspection by a professional standards committee. Wolf Coal
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  Speaker 1: Fire Department puts new rescue truck into service. Wolf Coal
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  Speaker 1: Fire Department recently placed their brand new rescue and brush
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  Speaker 1: truck into service. This dual purpose truck is a twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty six F four fifty equipped with a pump tank
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  Speaker 1: and a wide array of rescue equipment that was custom
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  Speaker 1: built for the department. The truck allows for ample storage
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  Speaker 1: for future growth as the department expands the services they
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  Speaker 1: provide the community. This truck is a great asset to
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  Speaker 1: the department. Paired with a new engine and tanker that
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  Speaker 1: was put into service last year, the fleet is now
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  Speaker 1: back at full strength after it was wiped out by
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  Speaker 1: the devastating twenty twenty two flood. This project was funded
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  Speaker 1: in part by a USDA Disaster Recovery grant. I will
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  Speaker 1: now read this week's obituaries. I will only read the name, age,
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  Speaker 1: and location if given. If listeners wish to hear the
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  Speaker 1: entire obituary, please feel free to call us at Radio
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  Speaker 1: I at eight five nine four two two six three
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  Speaker 1: nine zero. Although there are only three obituaries this week,
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  Speaker 1: I will repeat this number at the end of the
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  Speaker 1: segment as well. Jack Fugut, aged seventy one, of Van Cleeve, Kentucky,
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  Speaker 1: went home to be with the Lord Monday, August seventeenth,
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, at his home. Roger Gibbs, age seventy,
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  Speaker 1: of Jackson, Kentucky, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, August twelfth,
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, at the Wells Hospice Care Center in Hazzard, Auburn.
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  Speaker 1: Lawton Hatton, age fifty nine, of Georgetown, Kentucky and aered
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  Speaker 1: eternal rest on Saturday, August fifteenth, twenty twenty six at
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  Speaker 1: his home. These were the obituaries for the August nineteenth edition.
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  Speaker 1: Of the Breath at Advocate. If you wish to have
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  Speaker 1: nine four two two six D three nine zero and
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  Speaker 1: we would be happy to help. Next, we have our
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  Speaker 1: weekly game of Guess who. I. Will read the prompt twice,
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  Speaker 1: once now and once at the end of this recording
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  Speaker 1: before giving the answer. Stay tuned until the end to
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  Speaker 1: see if you got it right. Guess who I am
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  Speaker 1: an actress born in Georgia on December tenth, nineteen eighty five.
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  Speaker 1: I gain fame as a child star on a popular
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  Speaker 1: family sitcom and also as a child model. I went
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  Speaker 1: on to be the headliner in a Disney series and
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  Speaker 1: its spin off. My name is a type of bird?
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  Speaker 1: Who am I? So be it by Pastor Naomi. Thanks.
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  Speaker 1: God always promises when life feels uncertain, God's word gives
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  Speaker 1: your heart something steady to stand on. His promises. Remind
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  Speaker 1: you that you are not praying into emptiness. You are
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  Speaker 1: praying to a faithful God who hears, sees and responds
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  Speaker 1: in his timing. His presence will be with you Joshua
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  Speaker 1: one nine. He will never forsake you. Herew thirteen five.
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  Speaker 1: He gives wisdom to those who ask James one five.
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  Speaker 1: He hears our prayers on John five fourteen. He forgives
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  Speaker 1: the repentant fir John one nine. He provides for your
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  Speaker 1: needs Philippians four nineteen. He gives strength to the weary
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  Speaker 1: Isaiah forty twenty nine. He works all things for good
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  Speaker 1: Romans eight twenty eight. He gives peace to the faithful
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  Speaker 1: Isaiah twenty six three. He comforts the broken hearted Psalm
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  Speaker 1: thirty four eighteen. He guides those who trust him Proverbs
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  Speaker 1: three five and six. He gives rest to the burdened.
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  Speaker 1: Matthew eleven twenty eight. He's faithful to his word. Numbers
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  Speaker 1: twenty three nineteen. He gives hope for the future Jeremiah
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  Speaker 1: twenty nine eleven. He rewards those who seek him. Hebrews
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  Speaker 1: eleven six. He gives grace to the humble James four six.
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  Speaker 1: He protects those who take refuge in him. Psalm ninety
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  Speaker 1: one four. He gives eternal life through Christ. John three sixteen.
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  Speaker 1: He finishes the work he begins Philippians one six. His
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  Speaker 1: love never fails Lamentations three twenty two and twenty three.
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  Speaker 1: When you pray, one state the problem, two find the
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  Speaker 1: Scripture three, speak the promise. Four Pray with expectation. If
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  Speaker 1: you'd need wisdom, pray James one. Five. God said, if
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  Speaker 1: I lack wisdom, I can ask you and you will
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  Speaker 1: give it. So I am asking you to lead me,
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  Speaker 1: correct me, and make the next step clear. Two. If
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  Speaker 1: you need deliverance, pray Psalm thirty four seventeen. God, you said,
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  Speaker 1: when the righteous cry out, you hear them and deliver
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  Speaker 1: them from their troubles. So I'm crying out to you,
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  Speaker 1: deliver me from what is holding me or pulling me
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  Speaker 1: away from you. Three. If you need God to take
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  Speaker 1: care of your finances, pray Philippians four nineteen. God, you
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  Speaker 1: said you will supply I each need according to your
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  Speaker 1: riches and glory in Christ Jesus. So I am trusting
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  Speaker 1: you with what I cannot figure out. Give me wisdom, provision, discipline,
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  Speaker 1: and peace. Four. If you are praying for your family,
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  Speaker 1: pray Acts sixteen thirty one. God, you said, if I
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  Speaker 1: believe in You, I will be saved me and my household.
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  Speaker 1: So I am standing in faith for my family. Draw
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  Speaker 1: their hearts closer to you and cover our home. Five
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  Speaker 1: If it feels like more than you can bear pray
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  Speaker 1: Psalm fifty five twenty two. God, you said, to cast
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  Speaker 1: my burden on you, and you will sustain me. So
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  Speaker 1: I am giving you what feels too heavy for me.
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  Speaker 1: Hold me, strengthen me, and help me not carry this alone. Six.
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  Speaker 1: If you need peace, pray Philippians four six through seven. God,
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  Speaker 1: you said, when I bring everything to you in prayer,
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  Speaker 1: your peace will guard my heart and mind. So I
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  Speaker 1: am bringing you this to you instead of carrying it
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  Speaker 1: in fear. Seven. If you feel weak, pray Isaiah forty
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  Speaker 1: thirty one. God, you said, those who wait on you
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  Speaker 1: will renew their strength. So I am choosing to wait
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  Speaker 1: with expectation, not exhaustion. Renew what has been drained in me. Prayer.
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  Speaker 1: Dear God, I know you are a promise keeper. Help
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  Speaker 1: me to speak your promise out loud every day. Help
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  Speaker 1: me trust your timing and believe that you are faithful
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  Speaker 1: to what you said. Amen. So be it. Life on
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  Speaker 1: the Old Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe The Younger Years.
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  Speaker 1: Thinking back when I was four or five years old,
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  Speaker 1: all of us kids WoT all of us kids watched
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  Speaker 1: a twelve inch black and white TV that only had
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  Speaker 1: three channels. We all bathed in a small wash tub
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  Speaker 1: and shared the bath water since it had to be
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  Speaker 1: heated on a heating stove and going to the bathroom
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  Speaker 1: involved walking barefoot on a dirt path. The brown gravy
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  Speaker 1: and eggs tasted so much better cooked on the coal
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  Speaker 1: and wood stove. Neighbors help neighbors without even being asked,
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  Speaker 1: and didn't expect to be paid for helping, except for
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  Speaker 1: a bowl of soup, beans and corn bread and a
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  Speaker 1: glass of buttermilk. We played in the hills and waited
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  Speaker 1: the creek barefoot without a worry, and you didn't have
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  Speaker 1: to worry at night if you locked the front door
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  Speaker 1: or not. The streets of Jackson were always busy, mostly
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  Speaker 1: with people talking, laughing, and whittling and trading pocket knives.
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  Speaker 1: When the eighties rolled around, the microwave oven and ten
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  Speaker 1: foot satellite dishes were the best inventions ever made, along
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  Speaker 1: with the washer and dryer. Those are great memories of
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  Speaker 1: life on the old dirt road. Helping Hands Christian Resources
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  Speaker 1: by Kathleen Abner. Hello, friends and neighbors. I hope that
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  Speaker 1: you all are well. I know there are some that
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  Speaker 1: have been experiencing heartache because of this. In the family
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  Speaker 1: my heart is heavy for you all, and you're in
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  Speaker 1: my prayers. We've also had a lot of storms this week.
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  Speaker 1: Storms can come at us in many forms, such as
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  Speaker 1: thunder and lightning, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, and other forms of
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  Speaker 1: stores in our lives. That has nothing to do with
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  Speaker 1: webs her. No matter what comes and goes, let us
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  Speaker 1: hang on to the Lord and he will see us through.
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  Speaker 1: He is faithful and he is full of love. God
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  Speaker 1: is love. I don't know how you all are, but
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  Speaker 1: I can speak for myself. When any of my friends
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  Speaker 1: or loved ones are going through something, my heart is
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  Speaker 1: heavy for them because my heart breaks as well. I've
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  Speaker 1: made several trips to the funeral homes lately because of
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  Speaker 1: a death, and some had passed away that I didn't
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  Speaker 1: get to goat, and that's heartbreaking for me as well.
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  Speaker 1: And please remember, when someone is grieving, it's not so
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  Speaker 1: much what you say, but it's the fact that you're
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  Speaker 1: there for them. Like the old saying goes that they
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  Speaker 1: remember you being there, but they don't always remember what
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  Speaker 1: you say. That is very true. Let's all just show
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  Speaker 1: love and be there when someone is in need. We
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  Speaker 1: can all be a smile and a kind word and
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  Speaker 1: a shoulder to lean on. Senior Citizen News by Rich Bunton.
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  Speaker 1: Cook out for breathatt County Seniors. Wow, what a day.
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  Speaker 1: The Kentucky Extension Center got their heads together and decided
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  Speaker 1: to honor us with a cook out here at the Center.
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  Speaker 1: They provided everything, the meal, the drinks, and all the
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  Speaker 1: fun we could stand. The Fire Department and Police Department
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  Speaker 1: made their way to the good and gathered up enough
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  Speaker 1: for all their crew. It must have been the aroma
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  Speaker 1: that attracted so many. The Extension Center could not have
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  Speaker 1: done a better job, as they had a good time,
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  Speaker 1: it seemed in passing out the food. We had hamburgers,
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  Speaker 1: hot dogs, baked beans, pasta salad, peach cobbler, and to
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  Speaker 1: top it off, vanilla ice cream. Yum. Many stomachs were
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  Speaker 1: feeling it when we finally put down the spoon and fork.
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  Speaker 1: We would like to thank the following in individuals from
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  Speaker 1: the Extension Center who took part in this great event. SHAWNA. Hayden,
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  Speaker 1: Reed Graham, Katie Noble, Kelsey Sebastian, Heather Spencer, and I'm
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  Speaker 1: sure the behind the scenes were many others that helped
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  Speaker 1: out and were thankful for their help. As you go
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  Speaker 1: through your day, take some time to be ever thankful
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  Speaker 1: for what you have and try to make sure you
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  Speaker 1: can help someone else have a good day at the center.
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  Speaker 1: Are truly thankful for the Kentucky Extension Center in thinking
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  Speaker 1: of us in such a thoughtful way. We wish to
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  Speaker 1: extend God's blessing to all. Now come and visit with
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  Speaker 1: us here at the Center and experience the joy of
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  Speaker 1: our fellowship. In sports, high school of football Bobcats to
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  Speaker 1: kick off twenty twenty six season at Middlesborough. Breathittt County
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  Speaker 1: is set to visit Middlesborough for its opening game in
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  Speaker 1: the twenty twenty sixth high school football season on Saturday,
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  Speaker 1: August twenty second. Middlesborough dealt Breathittt County a loss in
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  Speaker 1: a twenty twenty five high school football season opener, defeating
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  Speaker 1: the Bobcats fifty to thirty six. Breathittt County has additional
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  Speaker 1: away games scheduled versus Powell County Friday, August twenty eighth,
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  Speaker 1: Letcher County Central Friday September eighteenth, Jackson County Friday October sixteenth,
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  Speaker 1: and Russell Friday, October twenty three. The Bobcats are slated
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  Speaker 1: to host Estell County for a home opener on Friday,
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  Speaker 1: September fourth, Breathittt County will welcome in the Engineers for
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  Speaker 1: the UNS annual Honey Bowl. The Bobcats have additional home
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  Speaker 1: game scheduled versus Hazzard Friday September eleventh, Montgomery County Friday
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  Speaker 1: September twenty fifth, Morgan County Friday October second, and West
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  Speaker 1: Carter Friday October ninth. Brethett County is the defending Class
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  Speaker 1: to A District six champion under the direction of coach
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  Speaker 1: Kyle Moore. Breathtt County compiled a ten to three record
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  Speaker 1: in the twenty twenty five high school football season. Middlesborough
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  Speaker 1: is the defending Class one A District seven champion under
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  Speaker 1: the direction of coach Hunter Adams. Middlesborough compiled an eleven
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  Speaker 1: to one record in the twenty twenty five high school
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  Speaker 1: football season. Kickoff for the Breathitt County Middlesborough game is
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  Speaker 1: slated for seven pm at Bradner Stadium. Lee majors Field
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  Speaker 1: Boys High School Soccer. Jackson City drops season opener to
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  Speaker 1: Johnson Central. Jackson City came up short as Johnson Central
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  Speaker 1: held on to win four to three in a boys
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  Speaker 1: high school soccer season opener on Monday, August tenth. Ty Wilson,
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  Speaker 1: who knitted each of Johnson Central's four goals, Jackson Evans
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  Speaker 1: to assist, and Gavin Webb one assist accounted for the
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  Speaker 1: Golden Eagles offense. Defensively, for Johnson Central, goalkeeper Gage Ashley
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  Speaker 1: logged ten saves, Gideon Bowling two goals, Caden Holbrook won goal,
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  Speaker 1: and Bentley Tincher one assist accounted for Jackson City's offense. Defensively,
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  Speaker 1: goalkeeper Cooper Bradley six saved six saves paced the Tigers.
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  Speaker 1: Jackson City and Johnson Central are from our boys high
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  Speaker 1: school soccer title contenders from bordering regions. Back to high
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  Speaker 1: school football, Breathitt County ranked eighth in preseason Class two
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  Speaker 1: A pole. Jackson Breathittt County is ranked eighth in the
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  Speaker 1: Herald Leader preseason Class two A pole. Following Brethett County
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  Speaker 1: in the preseason Class two A pole are Prestonburgh nine
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  Speaker 1: and w. E. B Du Boys ten, ranked a head
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  Speaker 1: of Breathtt County in the preseason Class two A p
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  Speaker 1: are Danville seven, Somerset six, Mayfield five, Belfrey four Owensborough
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  Speaker 1: Catholic three, Beechwood two and reigning champion Lexington Christian one,
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  Speaker 1: Green County, Hancock County, Monroe County, Caldwell County, East Ridge,
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  Speaker 1: Martin County, Shelby Valley, McLean County, Leslie County, Washington County, Walton, Verona,
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  Speaker 1: and Pike County Central received votes for the preseason Class
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  Speaker 1: to a poll. Three time state champion Brethett County reached
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  Speaker 1: the third round of the twenty twenty five KHSAA Class
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  Speaker 1: two A Football State Playoffs. The Bobcats compiled a ten
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  Speaker 1: and three record in the twenty twenty five high school
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  Speaker 1: football season. Boys high school soccer Bowling named KHSSCA East
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  Speaker 1: preseason watch List. Jackson City junior Gideon Bowling has been
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  Speaker 1: named to the KHSSCA East preseason Watchlist. The Kentucky High
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  Speaker 1: School Soccer Coaches Association released the KHSA SCA East preseason
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  Speaker 1: watch List on Wednesday, August twelfth. The preseason watch list
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  Speaker 1: includes players from boys high school soccer teams in Regions
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  Speaker 1: nine through sixteen. Players from teams in Regions one through
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  Speaker 1: eight comprise the West preseason watch list. Jackson City is
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  Speaker 1: currently competing in the twenty twenty six boys high school
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  Speaker 1: soccer season, which opened on Monday, August tenth. The Tigers
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  Speaker 1: put together a one to one record in the opening
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  Speaker 1: week of the boys high school soccer season. The twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty six boys high school soccer postseason will begin in October.
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  Speaker 1: Also in boys high school soccer, Tigers shut out Commodores.
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  Speaker 1: Jackson City shut out Perry County Central six and oh
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  Speaker 1: in an early season boys high school soccer match on Thursday,
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  Speaker 1: August thirteen. With the win, Jackson City even its record
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  Speaker 1: to one and one. Gideon Bowling led Jackson City to
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  Speaker 1: the convincing victory over Perry County Central. Bowling scored three
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  Speaker 1: goals and distributed two assists for the Tigers. Jackson City
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  Speaker 1: benefited from a diverse offensive attack. In addition to Bowling,
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  Speaker 1: Gavin Ritchie one goal, Bentley Tincher one goal, Caden Holbrook
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  Speaker 1: one goal, in Cash Lovely one goal contributed offensively for
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  Speaker 1: Jackson City in its win. Defensively for the Tigers, goalkeeper
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  Speaker 1: Cooper Bradley recorded a shutout. Jackson City entered the twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty sixth BATH boys high school soccer season ranked second
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  Speaker 1: in the fourteenth region. This week's horoscopes aries March twenty
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  Speaker 1: one through April twenty aries. Exciting news could be coming
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  Speaker 1: your way that can bring much joy into your life.
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  Speaker 1: It's just what you need right now. Enjoy the ride
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  Speaker 1: in the coming days. Taurus April twenty first through May
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  Speaker 1: twenty first. People may be trying to convert you by
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  Speaker 1: telling you the thoughts and opinions Turris. You can listen,
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  Speaker 1: but follow your own mind with important decisions. Gemini. May
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  Speaker 1: twenty second through June twenty one. Gemini, Before you try
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  Speaker 1: to prove your point to others, make sure you have
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  Speaker 1: all the facts and prove to state your case. Otherwise,
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  Speaker 1: sound thoughts may fall on deaf Ears Cancer June twenty
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  Speaker 1: second through July twenty second. Cancer. Be confident this week
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  Speaker 1: and do not take no for an answer. It can
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  Speaker 1: be easily easy to get thrown off course when others
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  Speaker 1: offer their views on how things should be done. Stand
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  Speaker 1: firm Leo. July twenty third through August twenty third. You
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  Speaker 1: may be surprised how cutting edge your thinking can be. Leo.
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  Speaker 1: Put some effort into innovative ideas. Be a leader at
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  Speaker 1: work this week and welcome any new suggestions. Virgo August
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  Speaker 1: twenty fourth through September twenty second. Let others know you
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  Speaker 1: will not be a pushover Virgo. Sometimes you cave to
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  Speaker 1: the pressure of others, especially when you feel the need
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  Speaker 1: to help out. Focus on your needs this week Libra
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  Speaker 1: September twenty third through October twenty third, Libra. If you
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  Speaker 1: know you have something important to share or do, be
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  Speaker 1: bold and make your move. Waiting for others to go
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  Speaker 1: first may cause you to miss an opportunity. Scorpio October
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  Speaker 1: fourth through November twenty second. Scorpios. Sometimes you are so
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  Speaker 1: resolute in your thinking that you feel the need to
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  Speaker 1: get your ideas across to everyone. Do not make promises
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  Speaker 1: unless you can keep them. Sagittarius November twenty third through
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  Speaker 1: December twenty first, Sagittarius. Even if your ways of doing
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  Speaker 1: things have served you well, it may be time to
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  Speaker 1: revise your modus operandi to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Capricorn
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  Speaker 1: December twenty second through January twentieth, Capricorn. A quick call
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  Speaker 1: to a friend can easily turn into a lengthy conversation.
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  Speaker 1: There's much to say and catch up to do. Enjoy
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  Speaker 1: the time you have with this person. Aquarius January twenty first,
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  Speaker 1: February eighteenth, Aquarius. You may feel a bit pressure to
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  Speaker 1: start something you really aren't ready for. Take it slowly
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  Speaker 1: and think it through before you jump into the action.
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  Speaker 1: Pisces February nineteenth through March March twentieth. You may be
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  Speaker 1: anxious to get moving with a new plan that you've
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  Speaker 1: had sees if you have all the facts, move ahead.
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  Speaker 1: Golf nominations sought from Midway University KHSAA Student Athlete of
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  Speaker 1: the Year. The nomination process for the Midway University KHSAA
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  Speaker 1: Male and Female Student Athlete of the Year among golf
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  Speaker 1: participants for the twenty twenty six twenty twenty seven academic
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  Speaker 1: year is now open. This award is based on athletic
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  Speaker 1: and academic achievement, as well as community service and leadership.
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  Speaker 1: The link to the application contains additional criteria and a
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  Speaker 1: form to nominate one participant from each twenty twenty six
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty seventeen. Nominations must come from a member school,
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  Speaker 1: but can be submitted by an administrator, guidance counselor or coach.
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  Speaker 1: Nominations may only be submitted online. The winner will be
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  Speaker 1: announced early in the postseason and recognized at an Awards
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  Speaker 1: event at Midway University in early summer twenty twenty seven.
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  Speaker 1: From the winners selected for each KHSAA championship, one male
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  Speaker 1: in wone one female student athlete will be named the
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  Speaker 1: overall twenty twenty six twenty twenty seven Midway University KHSAA
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  Speaker 1: Student Athlete of the Year to be announced at the event.
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  Speaker 1: All individual winners will also receive their recognition awards at
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  Speaker 1: that time. The deadline for nominations for the Midway University
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  Speaker 1: KHSAA Student Athlete of the Year in the sport of
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  Speaker 1: Golf is Friday, September fourth. And now back to our
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  Speaker 1: game of guess who. Here's the prompt again. I am
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  Speaker 1: an actress born in Georgia on December tenth, nineteen eighty five.
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  Speaker 1: I gained fame as a child star on a popular
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  Speaker 1: family sitcom and also as a child model. I went
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  Speaker 1: on to be the headliner in a Disney series and
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  Speaker 1: its spin off. My name is a type of bird?
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  Speaker 1: Who am I? The answer is Raven Simone. Did you
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  Speaker 1: get it right? Let's play again next week. This concludes
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  Speaker 1: the reading of the Breatht Advocate for News from Jackson
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  Speaker 1: and Brethtt County. Your reader has been met. Now please
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  Speaker 1: of everyone here in radio I thank you for listening,
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  Speaker 1: and we hope you have a great day.