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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the reading of the Appalachian News
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Express for news in Pikeville and Pike County. As a reminder,
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Radio Eye is a reading service intended for people who
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are blind or have other disabilities that make it difficult
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to reprinted material. The Apalachian News Express is donated to
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Radio Eye by the publisher. Your reader to day is
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Darcy mac ardell. We will begin with the e edition
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dated January the second through the fifth of twenty twenty six.
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Our first article from the front page is Pikeville Planning
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Infrastructure for future Development by Gary Sloan, staff writer. In
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this final part of our series, Pikeville City Manager Reggie
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Hickman looks forward to future projects. I'm a big proponent
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of solid infrastructure, Hickman said. It's the stuff you can't
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see but you can't do without, and that's those pipes
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that are buried in the ground, water and sewer. We've
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got water treatment plant project going on right now, Hickman continued.
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A carbon feeder that costs just south of eight hundred
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thousand dollars and that will use activated carbon, which we
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do now. But the equipment is extremely old and the
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controls are a little erratic, so we'll have a really
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modern carbon feeder auxiliary plant to go with our main
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water plant. Activated carbon cleans water of impurities and improves
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water quality. He explained that project is nearing completion. Hickman
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said the wastewater treatment plant membrane filter's project is complete now.
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Along with that, r as pumps return activated sledge pumps
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can and had been replaced. We have replaced them all.
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Hickman said that in conjunction with the filtration at the plant,
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it puts the city in good shape. We have two
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available segments within the plant that we will still expand with,
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Hickman said, so we can get up to a solid
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five million gallons of water a day and six million
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gallons of sewage when we get everything completely finished, and
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that will be expanded as needed. Kentucky Enterprise Industrial Park,
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we have a pad that is ready, Hickman said, discussing
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the Industrial Park. It's called a build ready site that
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is one hundred thousand square feet and the street has
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been extended down now, which is part of the master plan,
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and as those locations are built in the street will
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continue to be extended. Hickman said there has been some
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interest in the Industrial Park. We've had some contacts, naturally,
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I can't discuss that right now. Hickman said that build
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ready site is certified and registered and is on the
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State Industrial Site, so now the whole world can see it.
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According to Hickman, the Industrial park has all the utilities
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now water, sewage, natural gas, fiber, and electricity. That has
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really started turning heads. Hickman said, with electricity being available
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in g great capacity has helped in gaining interest in
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the industrial Park. Hickman said hopefully the park will attract
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multiple mid level companies and businesses as opposed to just
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one single large company. If you can get several mid
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level companies or businesses placed up there, I feel that
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is a better plan than just one single large company,
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Hickman explained, I mean, what would happen if one large
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company builds up there and in five or ten years
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goes bankrupt. All those workers would be without a job.
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With several mid level businesses hiring say fifty to one
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hundred people or so, if one goes out, then just
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those workers would be affected, not say two thousand or
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more workers with the large company. Hickman said it would
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be easier for those fifty to one hundred to find
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jobs rather than two thousand or more people police and
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fire departments. One project Hickman said he has been looking
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into is a new Pikevield police station. I still have
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this dream that I want to see become a reality,
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and we're working towards building a new police station, Hickman said.
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We currently have a police station that was built when
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we had ten or twelve officers, and now we have
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about twenty five officers. They desperately need more space, especially
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for housing evidence. Hickman continued, It's just the way the
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system works and the police have to house evidence for
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a much longer time now until the cases are completed
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in court. In November twenty twenty five, Fifth District Congressman
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Hal Rogers announced that nearly four million in funding for
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a new police station in Pikeville has been secured. I've
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mentioned the police department, and I want to mention our
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fire department to Hickman said. We are starting a paramedic
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program in early twenty twenty six, and we are excited
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about that. Police Chief Philip Reid and Fire Chief Johnny
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Cole have done a fantastic job in getting this program ready.
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Hickman continued, Johnny has done a yeoman's work here and
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there are others who have been involved too. Pikefel Medical
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Center has been intricately involved in getting the paramedic program ready.
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Let's give PMC some credit here for Suir Hickman said.
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They are excited over this program and we are and
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watched out for Pikefvil e MS in getting grants for
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monitors and other equipment for us and then donated that
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equipment to us. This has been a great collaborative effort
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between the city Fire Department and PMC and getting the
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paramedic program ready and on their own. We are always
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looking to the future and trying to plan ahead for
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the businesses and residents of the city of Pikeville, Hickman continued.
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Our next article from the front page is pikeman arrested
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on terroristic threatening charge three months after sexual abuse charge.
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A News Express staff report, a Pikeville man who was
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charged in September with sexual abuse for allegedly sexually abusing
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a woman in the Pikeville City parking garage has been
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arrested after police said he threatened a woman in Washington
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by foam. According to an arrest citation, written by Kentucky
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State Police Trooper Braxton Whitmore. On December the twenty ninth,
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the agency received a complaint from an officer with the
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Everson Police Department in Washington, advising an unknown male subject
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had called a deputy sheriff's wife the day before and
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made threats he was going to kill her family. Whitmore
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wrote that an IP address and other information led him
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to contact Terry Weston Rogers, twenty nine of College Street,
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Pikeville through a family member, and Rogers agreed to meet
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with him at k s P Post nine for an interview. Rogers,
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the citation said, was mirandized and agreed to speak without
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an attorney present. During an interview, Whitmore wrote, Rogers said
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he had been intoxicated and remembered calling the woman, but
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stated it was nothing harmful and was done only in
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a playful, perverted manner. The victim, the citation and said,
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told Whitmore that the caller had told her he knew
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her husband was a law enforcement officer and that he
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was going to kill her family. Further, the victims said
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the caller stated he knew some of the victim's family members.
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According to the citation, Rogers was launched in the Pike
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County Detention Center on a charge of third degree terroristic threatening.
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Court records show Rogers is currently free on bond in
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connection with other cases he faces, including the one from September.
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In the September case, Rogers was charged after Pikeville Police
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announced they were investigating two incidents in which a man
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reportedly approached a female from behind and slapped her on
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the but ucks with his hand before fleeing on foot.
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The victims did not know the individual, the statement said.
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According to the warrant, in that case, Rogers unlawfully and
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intentionally subjected another person, a stranger who was over the
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age of eighteen, to sexual contact without consent in the
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Pikeville City parking garage. Court records show Rogers was already
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facing dating violence charges in Pike County District Court. According
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to documents, Rogers was charged in August of twenty twenty
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four and in March of twenty twenty five with fourth
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degree assault dating violence minor injury in two separate indictments
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involving a female victim. Records show Rogers was also charged
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with third degree criminal abuse in May of twenty twenty four. However,
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records show a grand jury issued a no true bill
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in that case in November, which resulted in the case
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being sent back to district court. All of the previous
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cases are currently set to be heard in a pre
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trial hearing in Pike District Court in May. At the
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time of the newest offense, Rogers was free on a
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ten thousand dollars surety bond, which also required home incarceration,
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and that he have no further violations of the law.
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Rogers was arraigned in Pike County District Court on December
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thirtieth by Judge Robbie Wright. He entered a plea of
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not guilty and was assigned a preliminary conference for the
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terroristic threatening charge. At nine a m. May the thirteenth,
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Wright set a ten thousand dollars shorty bond in the
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case with conditions that Rogers have no further violations of
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state or federal laws, be on good behavior, have no
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Internet or social media access, and that he is not
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to be in contact with the alleged victim in the case.
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Based upon motions submitted by the office of Pike County
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Attorney Paul Howard, Wright did schedule a bond revocation hearing
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for one pm on January thirteenth. Wright also issued a
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stern amonition to Rogers regarding his bond in the current charge,
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as well as previous cases. Mister Rogers, hear me out.
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You are on bond now in a couple cases, Wright said.
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One of the conditions of those is that you are
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not to have any new violations of state and federal law.
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You are presumed innocent in every way by the Constitution,
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but you are on thin ice, very thin ice. On
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January thirteenth, things are going to be determined whether you
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follow those bonds or whether you will be reincarcerated. He continued,
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I am going to caution you there is not much
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room for error moving forward. The next time, there won't
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be much talking, there will be action. I am at
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the point we are going to have to do something.
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Don't test those waters. Our next article from the front
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page US Pike County beneficiaries of Make a Wish by
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Terry Elmy, News Editor. It is not often a young
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teenager from Pike County gets an opportunity to travel to
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foreign beaches and explore marine life and reptiles, but the
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Make a Wish Foundation did just that. For the Blackburn
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family of Ford's Branch. The deep blue oceans surrounding turks
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and Cacos, and the mysterious sounding Iguana Island are exotic
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destinations for anyone, but for fourteen year old Liam Blackburn,
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this was more than a vacation. It was a time
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when he could simply be a kid and do the
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things that make him happy and perhaps for a few moments,
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forget about his everyday life. Liam has cystic fibrosis. He
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schedules his life around the daily routine the disease places
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upon him. Twice each day, Liam takes respiratory treatments that
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can take up to an hour each He has to
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juggle his schoolwork, athletics, and social life around the life
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extending therapies. He has to take breathing treatments two times
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a day. His father, Brandon Blackburn, principal at Pikeville High School,
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said he has to hook up to a machine twice
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a day for anywhere between half an hour to an
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hour and a half. It robs him of his freedom.
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Yet Liam is determined not to be defined by cystic fibrosis.
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It has changed my life, he said, but I am
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still a normal kid. It takes some time out of
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my morning and I have to wake up earlier and
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focus on things like my pills, my treatments. Then he
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repeats the process in the evenings. It is a little
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different from most kids, Liam said, but I think my
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day is pretty similar. I'm not too different from them.
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His mother, Sarah, a teacher and learning coach for the
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Pikefuel Independent Schools District, said the disease also causes weight
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issues in pancreatic insufficiency and he has to take pills
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to help with nutritional absorption. He is always trying to
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gain weight. She said. He has to take medicine before
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he eats. He has to be reminded to eat and
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to eat the right things with a lot of fat
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and protein. That is a big part of his life.
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He has to avoid respiratory illnesses, stay away from people
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who are sick, and have really good hand hygiene. In
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addition to his home treatment, Liam goes to the Cystic
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Fibrosis Clinic at the UK Children's Hospital every three months
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for checkups, benchmark evaluations and other tests. This is where
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make a Wish came into play. According to Brandon, the
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clinic applied for a wish for each child they treat
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and Liam was one of the ones chosen. I got
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a call one day while I was at work from
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Make a Wish. Sarah laughed. I thought they were asking
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for a donation and I started getting my car a
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card out, but they were like, no, your son Liam
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has gotten a wish. We had no idea, We just
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got a call from Make a Wish one day. The
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Blackburns explained there is an entire process that goes into
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making a wish for a child, and that Make a
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Wish guided them along the way to determine if a destination,
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an activity, or meeting another person was best for Liam.
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It was so neat because they really gotta go the
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extra mile to make sure they understand what the kid wants.
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Brandon said, they keep adding layers to the things that
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were interest points to him and put it all together.
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Brandon said that after finding out that Liam likes to
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travel to try new foods and has a big interest
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in animals, especially marine life and reptiles, there was decided
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to send the Blackburn family to the Turks and Cows.
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So Liam, his parents, and his older brother Ian found
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themselves being whisked off for an unforgettable vacation. That wasn't
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what Liam expected at first. I was thinking like Hawaii
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or something, he said. Just beautiful scenery, good food and everything.
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Then Turks and Caicos popped up as one of the
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suggested places to visit. It has so many animals and
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activities along with the scenery and food. While there, the
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family was able to relax and enjoy the beach and
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the food. In fact, Liam had his first lobster while there.
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The trip was mostly relaxing, Liam explained, but there were
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some exhilarating activities like parasailing. I loved that. Then there
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was tubing. His parents were a bit worried about such activities,
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but still enjoyed the experience. Brandon said that is where
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Ian comes into play. We worry about Liam and protect him.
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Brandon said, Ian is the one who pushes him to
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do things that we sometimes think Liam can't do. This
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is a once in a lifetime type of trip. Sarah said,
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it was great to just for just the four of
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us to be together. I am just glad he got
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to do exactly what he wanted to do. When you
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have a child with a chronic illness, it takes the
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whole family to care for them. I gave Ian props
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oh as a big brother. He encourages him and pushes
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him when we won't like in soccer, Ian is like, yeah,
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he can do it. He is a really good big brother.
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The wish gave them one final opportunity to bond as
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a family before the family dynamics begin to change. Liam
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is getting ready to enter high school and challenge and
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the challenges that will present. At the same time, Iam
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is preparing to graduate from high school and then go
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away to college. One point the Blackburn family pointed out
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is that Liam is not terminally ill, and with proper
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treatment and precautions, he will be able to live a
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long life. That is one misconception about Make a Wish,
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Brandon said, people think the wishes are only for terminally
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ill children. It is not. It is for both terminally
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ill and chronically ill children. We are thankful for our
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local Make a Wish chapter here with Terry Walters and
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everyone involved. They were a big part of this and
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help to make it happen. Our final article from the
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front page is p f D receives new ambulance by
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Gary Sluan's staff writer. The Pike Full Fire Department recently
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received a new ambulance which will eventually serve both EMTs
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and paramedics as well. This unit is F four fifty
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and we are very excited to get this ambulance. Pikeville
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Fire Chief Johnny Cole said, we are so appreciative of
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the City Commission, the Mayor, and the City Manager for
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their help in acquiring this unit. Earlier this year, the
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city agreed to begin a paramedic program within the fire
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department to bring even greater care to patients directly to
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the scene. All of our firefighters are also trained as
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basic EMTs. Cole said, we're also looking to begin training
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some of those EMTs as advanced EMTs, who can provide
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a greater level of treatment than a basic EMT, and
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of course we're looking forward to getting our paramedics out
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in the field as well. The paramedics are completing their
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clinical work at Pikeville Medical Center Emergency Department as a
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final phase of training. We want to thank PMC for
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all of their assistance in the training, helping us to
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acquire additional equipment, and for being the medical director for
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our paramedics, Cole said. As our paramedic program begins in
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early twenty twenty six. It will allow the greatest medical
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care for the residents out in the field that is possible.
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Paramedics will be able to begin administering life saving medicine
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while on the scene under the direction of an emergency
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physician PMC. He said, instead of just loading a patient
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up in the ambulance, our paramedics will be in contact
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with PMC and under the direction of a physician begin
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administering life saving medicine while on SENE and while en
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route to the emergency department. Cole said, in certain circumstances
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that vital view that vital, few minutes can save lives.
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With the acquisition of the new ambulance, the PFD is
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going to donate one of its ambulances to the Pikeville
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Police Department. We maintain five ambulances for response, so with
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the new ambulance, we are going to donate our retiring
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ambulance to the police department. Cole said they are very
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excited to get this ambulance, which they are going to
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use as a crime scene unit, allowing them to process
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evidence and such out of the elements and at accident
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construction scenes, allowing their personnel to get out of the
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rain warm up and in the summer cool off while
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at the scene, so really it's a win win situation.
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Cole also said that the paramedics will be available to
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assist on mutual aid calls outside of the city. We
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already respond to mutual aid calls outside of the city
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when possible, Cole said, our paramedics will do the same
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whenever we can. The new ambulance is already in service,
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and the paramedic program is slated to begin in early
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twenty twenty six. Our next article is several launched in
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Pike County Detention Center. The News Express staff report several
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individuals were recently arrested and launched in the Pike County
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Detention Center. Those arrested, according to the booking log at
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the jail, included Sunday, December the twenty eighth, Caleb Wayne Chauffe,
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forty five, of forty eighth Street East, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Violation
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of a Kentucky Emergency Protective Order, Andy L. Osborne forty
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one Long Fork Road, kimper possession of a firearm by
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a convicted felon, and traffic violations. Cory A. Hurley, forty
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North Johnson Bottom Freebourn failure to appear Monday, December twenty ninth.
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Jonathan O. Galloway, forty six Bridge Street, Pikeville, du I
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aggravating circumstances, fourth or greater offense, possession of drug paraphernalia,
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first degree, possession of a controlled substance methamphetamine, first offense,
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possession of marijuana, non payment of fines, danger to selfware, others,
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and traffic violations. Kenneth L. Daughtery fifty Recovery Way, m Molina,
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probation violation and failure to appear. Misty L. Little forty
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three All Pike Street, Eville, contempt of court and failure
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to appear. The Shan L. Gwynn thirty four Chloe Road, Pikeville,
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fourth degree assault, domestic violence minor injury, first degree fleeing
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or evading police on foot, menacing and endangering the welfare
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of a miner. Ronnie D. Morton thirty eight Yellow Hill Road,
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Elcorn City, first degree possession of a controlled substance hyricher codone,
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first offense, prescription drug not and proper container, possession of
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drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, and DUI first offense. Terry W.
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Rogers twenty nine, Pikeville, third degree terroristic threatening. Angela L.
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Maynard thirty seven Chloe Road, DUI aggravating circumstances, second offense,
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third degree possession of a controlled substance and traffic violations.
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Dustin R. Hudson thirty one Chick Junior Lane, Virgie, fourth
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degree assault, domestic violence, no visible injury, possession of marijuana,
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first degree promoting contraband and a traffic violation Tuesday, December
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thirtieth Darnell M. Dotson, forty six of Big East Creek Road,
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Huddy probation violation. Editors Note the above list reflects people
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launched in the Pike County Detention Center. The charges against
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them are merely accusations, and the defendants are presumed innocent
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until if and when they are proven guilty or enter
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a guilty plea. Pike BOE honors schools. During its recent meeting,
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the Pike County Board of Education honored ten schools. Each
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of these schools demonstrated outstanding scores in the twenty twenty
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three twenty twenty four Kentucky State Assessment testing. The schools
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attained the highest scoring level and were designated as Blue schools.
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Millard Elementary School achieved the Blue status in both the
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elementary and middle school categories. East Ridge High School had
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the county's best performance of the assessment year, growing from
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Red lowest achievement level to Blue highest achievement level in
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only one year. E r HS also tiered for TIDE
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for the number one spot in the post second readiness category.
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Notice of public hearing Notice is hereby given that the
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Kentucky Public Service Commission p SC will conduct a public
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hearing in case number twenty twenty five DASH zero zero
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two five seven, beginning at nine a m. Eastern Standard
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time on Tuesday, January the thirteenth of twenty twenty six
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at the p SC's offices at two eleven Sour Boulevard
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and Frankfort, Kentucky four six oh one. The purpose of
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the hearing is to cross examine Kentucky Power's witnesses and
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take evidence on Kentucky Power's application for adjustment of its
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electrical rates an approval of certain regularity and accounting treatments.
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This hearing will be streamed live and may be viewed
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by connecting to the utube link posted on the p
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SC website PSC dot Ky dot GV. On the day
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of the hearing. Public comments may be made at the
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beginning of the hearing. Those wishing to provide public comments
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may do so by arriving at two eleven so Hour Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky,
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before the start of the hearing. Pike County Schools Notice
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a vacant Pike County Board of Education seat. The Pike
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County Board of Education is seeking applications for appointment to
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fill a vacancy on the board representing seat District IE.
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This appointment will be effective until the end of the
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term in December thirty one or twenty twenty six. Responsibility
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include setting policy to govern the district, hiring and evaluating
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the superintendent, and levying taxes, and adopting the district budget.
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Board members must be at least twenty four years old
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and a Kentucky citizen for the last three years, be
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a registered voter in the particular district of the vacancy,
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have completed the twelfth grade or have a ged certificate,
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meet all other legal qualifications, and complete required annual in
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service training. Applications are available at Pike County Board of
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Education office at three one six South Mayo Trail in Pikeville, Kentucky.
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Four to one five oh one. Applications should be completed
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and mailed by January nineteenth of twenty twenty six. Interviews
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will be scheduled approximately six to fifteen working days after
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this mail date. All qualified applicants received before the interviews
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are scheduled will be considered. Mail applications to mister Freddie
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Bowling's Superintendent Attention Board Vacancy District number one three one
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six South Mayo Trail, Pikeville, Kentucky four one five oh one.
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We will conclude with a snapshot of what's going on
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in January of twenty twenty six at the Pike County
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Public Library. Starting today, the fifth music theory classes at
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two and alibis at the book club at five pm. Tuesday.
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There's a book club at five pm. Wednesday, adult guitar
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class at two and a teen guitar class at four thirty.
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The eighth is story Time at eleven and two teen
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guitar class two at four pm, Music theory lecture at
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five pm, and candle making at five pm. On the tenth,
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story Time at eleven am, chess club over the board
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at four pm, the twelfth music theory class at two pm,
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and teen time at four pm. The thirteenth, author visit
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Dan Conti at five pm. The fourteenth, adult Guitar class
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at two pm and teen Guitar Class one at four
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thirty pm. The fifteenth, you have story Time at eleven
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and two, teen Guitar Class two at four pm, Music
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Theory lecture five pm, and Dungeons and Dragons at five pm.
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On the sixteenth, the Chess Club will meet for intermediate
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theory at four pm. The seventeenth, story Time eleven AM,
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as well as quilters at eleven am. They will be
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closed on the nineteenth for Martin Luther King Day. On
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the twentieth, book Club at five pm, snow Globes for
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kits at five pm. The twenty first, adult Guitar class
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at two pm and teen Guitar Class one at four
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thirty pm. The twenty second, we have Storytime at eleven
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and two, teen Guitar Class two at four pm, and
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music Theory lecture at five pm. On the twenty fourth,
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Roethe looking forward to story time at eleven a m
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and Chess Club over the board at four pm. On
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the twenty six we have our music theory class at
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two pm and teen Time at four The twenty seventh
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holds a pie Crust workshop at five pm. The twenty
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eighth adult Guitar class and teen Guitar class. The twenty ninth,
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we have story time at eleven and two teen Guitar
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Class two at four pm, Music Theory lecture at five,
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and Dungeons and Dragons at five. On the thirtieth we
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have the Intermediate Chess Club for theory at four pm,
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and on the thirty first, story Time at eleven and
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quilters at eleven. This concludes today's reading of the Appalachian
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News Express your reader, husband Darcy Macardold. Thank you for
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joining me, and please stay tuned for continued programming from
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