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Breathitt Advocate - 6.27.26 · Eastern Kentucky Newspapers

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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the breath At Advocate to read
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news from Jackson and Breathett County. A reader today is Matt.
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We will begin with the addition dated June twenty fourth,
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twenty twenty six, which has been donated to Radio I
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by the publisher as a reminder. Radio I is a
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reading service intended for people who are blind or have
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other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material
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On the front page. Suspect arrested in Lost Creek shooting
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a breath At County man is in jail after he
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allegedly shot a woman in the chest with a pistol.
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According to an arrest warrant obtained by ks B Trooper
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Stephen Lewis, Dana Taylor, aged forty five, of Meadow Branch Road,
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Lost Creek, Kentucky, committed the offenses of assault in the
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first degree domestic violence when he intentionally caused serious physical
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injury to Kimberly Campbell when he shot her in the
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chest with a nine millimeter pistol, causing her to seek
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medical attention at Hazard ar h. He also committed the
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offense of criminal mischief of second degree when he intentionally
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destroyed Campbell's cell phone. The shooting allegedly occurred on May
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twenty ninth, twenty twenty six, and the Leatherwood area in
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Watts Kentucky area of Breathett County on Meadow Branch Road.
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Taylor allegedly fled the scene after the shooting. Taylor is
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scheduled to appear in Breathwick District Court on Thursday, June
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twenty fifth for a preliminary hearing to determine if probable
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cause exists to send the case to the Breathatt County
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Grand Jury for review and possible indictments. Taylor remains jailed
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at the Kentucky River Regional Jail under a million dollar bond.
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The condition of Campbell is not known. McKnight wins national championships.
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A Breathett County youth, recently won two national titles along
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with a second place title after a gymnastics national competition.
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Carson McKnight competed in national competition in Rapid City, South Dakota,
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and the results were as follows. National title, Floor national title,
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sub Advanced Boy double Minnie, second place trampoline inter Boys
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age eleven and twelve. Carson's motivation in gymnastics career was
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a result of a health condition called idiopathic toe walking.
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Carson was diagnosed with the condition at Children's Hospital and
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underwent casting for ten weeks. Due to the diagnosis, he
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lost reflexes in his ankles and knees. He then underwent
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physical therapy with Katrina Bostrom and she recommended that Carson
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participate in gymnastics for therapy. He then enrolled in gymnastics
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and enjoyed it. He participated with Tumble Time Gymnastics for
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a year locally and was taught the basics. He later
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participated with Spark and Hazard where he learned power tumbling
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and advanced trampoline in tumbling. McKnight was welcomed home by
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family and friends who were waiting at the city limits
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to cheer him on and welcome him home. Bailey is
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July fourth Parade Chairman. The fourth of July two hundred
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and fiftieth Parade Chairman is Josiah Bailey. Josiah is the
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grandson of the late Miriam Allan Little and the late
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Chalk Little, son of Kim Leetle, and nephew of Irvine
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and Doug Allen. Josiah completed his PhD in immuno oncology,
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is a scientist at Marquee and is currently finishing medical school.
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He has lived most of his life on Belcher Fork
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and breathatt County. When asked what he would like to
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see achieved during the two hundred and fiftieth parade, Josiah said,
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I'd like to see the whole community come out in masses,
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lining the streets like it used to be in the
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old days. To celebrate this once in a lifetime country
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wide celebration of our nation's birth, HCTC Lee's Main Street
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Park gets a sprucing gfw C. Jackson Women's Club Environmental
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Committee members spruced up and groomed the HCTC Lee's Main
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Street Park by removing clutter and planting flowers. Inside the
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Main Street Park is a gazebo, just perfect for a
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resting spot to enjoy the surrounding beauty or perhaps to
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read a book obtained from the little library located nearby.
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Special thanks is extended to the HCTC Lee's maintenance crew
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for their assistance in grooming the park through throughout the year.
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Mural beautifies City of Jackson. A mural is now completed
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on Court Street outside the monthly parking lot. The newest
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mural is one of many located in the city for beautification.
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I will now read this week's obituaries. I will only
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read the name, age, and location if given. If listeners
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wish to hear the entire obituary, please feel free to
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call us at Radio Y at eight five nine four
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two two six three nine zero. I will repeat this
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number at the end of this segment as well. Annie
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leeu Baker Bowling, aged seventy three, of Indianapolis, Indiana and
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originally from Hazzard, Kentucky, passed away at her residence on
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June eighteenth, twenty twenty six in Indiana. Zeta Spicer, aged
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seventy seven, of Dayton, Kentucky, passed away on June thirteenth,
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twenty twenty six. An obituary has been provided for Gregory
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Neil Thomas, but without a date of death. Funeral service
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was conducted on Thursday, June twenty fifth, twenty twenty six.
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Lashonda Jeannette Combs, age forty three, of Jackson, Kentucky, passed
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away on Saturday, June twentieth, twenty twenty six at her residence.
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Pearl Miller Junior, age eighty departed this Earthly Life Tuesday,
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June sixteenth, twenty twenty six, at the UK Medical Center
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in Lexington, Kentucky. These were the obituaries for the June
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twenty fourth edition of The breath At Advocate. If you
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wish to have an entire obituary read, please call us
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at eight five nine four two two six three nine
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zero and we would be happy to help. Next, we
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have our weekly game of Guess Who. I will read
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the prompt twice once now and once at the end
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of this recording before giving the answer. Stay tuned until
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the end to see if you got it right. Guess
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who I am an athlete born in Ireland on July fourteenth,
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nineteen eighty eight. I was raised with my sisters in
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Dublin and made my UFC debut in twenty thirteen. I
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earned a knockout in my first fight. I've also set
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the record for the fastest championship victory. Do you want
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to pay more Taxes? By Bob Deaton? The never ending
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request for higher taxes from our local, state, and national
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governments and school systems on the shrinking number of productive
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citizens will soon leave Americans with virtually the same income
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whether they work or become a government recipient. This will
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indeed be economic communism. In his first inaugural address on
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March fourth, eighteen oh one, Thomas Jefferson said, A wise
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and frugal government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another,
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shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits
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of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the
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mouth of labour the bread it has earned. This is
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the sum of good government. This writer might further add
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other tax supported institutions as well. For many years after
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our government was founded, there there were no direct taxes
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paid to the federal government by individuals, such as the
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personal income tax. Instead, the federal government raised taxes on
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products manufactured in the United States and by tariffs on
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products coming into the United States. The federal government was
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small and little revenue was needed. Our federal government has
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grown with each passing generation and now employs millions of people,
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yet they don't produce anything of substance. The government is
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supported by the free enterprise system and their employees through
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the taxes they pay. The tax burden on the average
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American worker consumes nearly forty percent of his income. From
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seventeen ninety eight until nineteen thirteen, most of the taxes
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collected were collected by the states. Our founding fathers were
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fearful of a strong central government. Most felt the federal
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government was so far removed from their lives they were
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unwilling to pay their taxes to the federal government. The
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United States Constitution at that time required all direct taxes
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to be divided among the states according to population. We
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should all be willing to pay a reasonable tax for
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our government to function effectively. However, in America today we
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find and the ratio of recipients and non taxpayers versus
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contributions is growing at an alarming rate. Left unchecked, the
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political potential of the recipients and non taxpayers will soon
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exceed that of the contributors, resulting in higher and higher
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taxes paid by fewer and fewer people. In America today
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we find the bottom fifty percent of the taxpayers only
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paying only five percent of the taxes. During the latter
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days of the Great Roman Empire, which had lasted for
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over a thousand years, the tax burden became so great
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that Romans deserted their homes, property, and left their jobs
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because they no longer could pay their taxes and there
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was little incentive to work. This was one of the
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major contributing factors to the demise of this great empire.
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Liberal politicians today loved to raise your taxes and usually
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oppose all efforts to reduce taxes. They particularly love the
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progressive personal income tax. This taxes reduces the difference in
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income of individuals by taxing the higher incomes at a
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greater rate. This tends to stifle the us incentive of
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our most productive citizens. This taxing policy runs counter to
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the wisdom of the old dairy farmer, who realizes that
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in order to get great milk production, you need to
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feed the productive cows more instead of less. Leading liberals
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seem to be more interested in discussing how to redistribute
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your taxes to recipients than they are in how to
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produce This perhaps is why they support higher taxes, big government,
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and great greater control over the economic lives of the
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American people. History has repeatedly demonstrated that political freedom cannot
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long exist without economic freedom. Therefore, high taxes pose the
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greatest danger to personal freedom. This is America, and no
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citizens should be harassed over their views on taxes from
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the councillor's desk by Randy Cloth, Work, rest, and God's
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design for a balanced life. Our Sunday school class has
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been looking at what the Bible says about balancing work
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and rest. Balance in life is important in many areas.
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The Bible offers some very sound practical insights on this
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important topic. Proverbs fourteen twenty three says in labour there
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is profit, but idle chatter leads only to poverty. It
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is a general principle that hard work will lead to
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advancement in some degree of success. Of course, one can
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work too hard, sometimes referred to as a workaholic. Not
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working or putting in little effort at work will lead
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to problems. In Genesis, God set the example of work
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and rest. He worked for six days creating this massive
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and amazing universe. He rested on the seventh day, setting
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an example for us the importance of rest. In Matthew
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chapter six, after several days engaged in exhausting ministry, Jesus
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instructed his disciples to spend time in a quiet place
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and rest for a while. This may include attending church,
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taking a Sunday afternoon nap, engaging in an enjoyable hobby,
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and sharing a meal with family. And friends. Getting back
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to the importance of balance, we would do well to
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work hard while also exploring ways to rest and engage
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in relaxing activities. One may work so hard that health
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and family are neglected. A verse that my wife and
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I find humorous and yet instructive. In Proverbs says a
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little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the
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hands to rest. The proverb goes on to say that
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this leads to poverty. When we labor faithfully and rest wisely,
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we honor God's design, protect what matters most, and find
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the strength to keep serving with hope and perseverance. Remember,
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no matter what challenges you may be facing, keep hoping, praying,
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believing and trusting, and never giving up. If you or
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someone you know as experiencing severe emotional distress or suicidal thoughts,
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professional help is available. Call the crisis line at eight
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hundred two six two, seven, four nine one or nine
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eight eight, visit the emergency room, or contact a qualified counselor.
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For appointments with professional counselors, call eight hundred five seven
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five seven two two three. This article offers general mental
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health guidance and is not a substitute for professional advice.
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Always consult a mental health provider or physician with any concerns.
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Seeking help is an important step in managing mental health.
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Senior Citizen News by Rich Bunten. Let's start from the beginning.
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On April seventeenth, we sent eight teams to compete in
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the rook Tournament held at Perry Senior Citizens. We are
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fortunate enough to play second and third. Eddie Fugett and
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Leonora Bush placed second, and Druy Jones and J. P.
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Bowling placed third. There were some hard fought games as
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there were about twenty five teams. Seven other counties were represented.
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All were going for first place and the gold hats
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off to all the competed as we enjoyed the fellowship.
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Also concrats to Jane, director of the Perry County Center,
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for hosting this event. She's a fine lady and was
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gracious to all who were there. Next up was put putt,
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horseshoes and pool. As usual, we sent a large number
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of our members to compete in these games. Many of
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our members won first, second, or third in put putt.
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In pool we pulled out. We had some win first,
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second and third place in horseshoes. We had hoped to
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do better, and even as our heads hung low, our
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hearts aglow knowing we did our best. This event also
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took place at the Perry County Citizen Center with Jane
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hosting and k R A d D. Stacy Noble overseeing
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all events. When it was all over, we were fed
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a meal at the center and awards were presented. We
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were tired, but happy that we could compete with the
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other counties. Believe me, it was a cutthroat event as
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neither county was giving an inch, every county fighting to
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come in first place. It's a lot of fun during
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these games as you gain new friends and refresh old relationships.
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We invite those who may be sixty or older to
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visit breathatt County Senior Citizens Center and meet some of
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the best people you'll ever have. The pleasure of meeting.
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God's grace is surely with us. Have a blessed week,
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and may God's hand guide you as you journey home.
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Building a healthier Breathitt County one step at a time,
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preventing exercise burnout Part two. A good guide for your
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break between sets is your heart rate. Were a heart
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rate monitor and begin your next set as soon as
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your heart rate drops below sixty five percent of your max.
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On the other hand, if you find yourself sore for
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several days and the soreness is more severe than you're
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used to, then this is a good indicator that you
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can be overtraining. If you find yourself sleepless at night,
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constantly battling injury, light headed, weak, while walking around with
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low energy, then overtraining is a very good possibility. Finally,
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an obvious sign of overtraining is illness. If you get sick,
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often limit your exercise as much as possible until you recover.
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A good way to correct overtraining is to take a
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few days off from exercising and then redesign your workout
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plan by either reducing intensity or by decreasing duration. Mental
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exhaustion can be very different from physical exhaustion. Mental exhaustion
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pertains to exercise, usually caused by a repetitive, consistent workout
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routine or a strict anytime, when someone finds themselves doing
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the same workouts every week, with the same exercises every day,
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and eating the same foods, it will get old, no
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matter how strong the motivation is. There are several ways
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to prevent or limit mental exhaustion, and believe it or not,
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they can be pretty simple. One way to limit mental
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exhaustion is to find new and consistent motivations. Another way
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to prevent this kind of exhaustion is to periodically switch
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up your workout routine. Now, this doesn't necessarily mean changing
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every exercise in your workout, but may be something as
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simple as adding one new exercise each workout in order
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to help maintain focus and prevent psychological burnout. If you
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find that this works well, you can even change your
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muscle groupings for your workouts to keep your mind and
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body focused. Instead of devoting one workout to legs, break
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it up into quads and glutes and hamstrings and calves
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over two separate days. This can be a very effective
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method of keeping your mind focused and your muscle guessing
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what you're going to put them through newt After trying
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these options, if you find yourself still lacking the motivation
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and experiencing increased mental exhaustion, try finding a workout partner.
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This can be somewhat risky, and I'd be very particular
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about whom you choose to exercise with. Finally, one of
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the hardest aspects of training is getting your body and
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mind on the same page. Especially when putting yourself through
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intense training, it's not uncommon to feel completely different than
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you look, or vice versa. The best way to correct
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this imbalance is to try the above methods and find
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which works best for you. If you can look good
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and feel good, I believe that little else will contribute
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to your happiness in the same way. You'll be surprised
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how the little things can contribute on a much larger
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scale in your workouts and consequently your life. Take the
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time to take care of yourself and your body will
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reward you by not breaking down, and your mind will
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reward you by staying alert and vibrant. Remember, you're only
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going to get as much out of your workouts as
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you put in. G f w C Jackson Women's Club
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News Brianna Turner recipient of Jackson Women's Club Memorial Scholarship.
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JFGFWC Jackson Women's Club member Frankie Watkins presented the Jackson
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Women's Club Memorial Scholarship to Breathet High School graduating senior
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Brionna Turner during honor ceremonies held on May twenty second,
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twenty twenty six, at Fairseo Woods Coliseum, Brianna plans to
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attend Hazard Community and Technical College Lee's campus in the fall.
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So be it by Pastor Naomi. Emergency numbers. We have
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emergency numbers posted in a conspicuous place so we can
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grab them in a hurry when needed. Some numbers kept
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or for police, ambulance, doctor, fire department, et cetera. You
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never know when you might need them, but we have
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them posted so everyone in the household knows where they are.
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We teach the smaller children to understand what an emergency
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might look like and which numbers to call. There are
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several emergency numbers in the Bible. Yes, that's right. You
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might want to this article out of your newspaper so
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you can post these on the fridge or tuck it
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into your Bible. Teach your children how important the Word
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of God is to help them in their time of need.
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When in sorrow, you can read John fourteen. When men
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fail you read Psalm twenty seven. When you have sinned,
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read Psalm fifty one. When you have worried, you can
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read Matthew six nineteen through thirty four. When you're in danger,
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read Psalm ninety one. When God seems far away, read
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Psalm one thirty nine. When your faith needs stirring, read
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Hebrews eleven. When you're lonely and fearful, read Psalm twenty three.
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When you grow bitter and critical, read First Corinthians thirteen.
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When you feel down and out, read Romans eight thirty
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one through thirty nine. When you want peace and rest,
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you can read Matthew eleven twenty five through thirty. When
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the world seems bigger than God, you can read Psalm ninety.
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When you need Christian assurance, read Romans eight one through thirty.
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When you leave home for labor or travel, you can
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read Psalm one twenty one. When your prayers grow narrow
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or selfish, you should read Psalm sixty seven. When you
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need courage for a task, then read Joshua one. If
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you think of investments and returns, then read Mark ten.
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If you want to learn how to get along with
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fellow men, then read Romans twelve. For great investments and opportunities,
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you can read Mark ten. Want to know the secret
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to happiness as told by Paul, then read Colossians three
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twelve through seventeen. If you want to be fruitful, then
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read John fifteen If your pocketbook is empty, read Psalm
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thirty seven. If you are losing confidence in people, read
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First Corinthians thirteen. When it seems people are unkind, then
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read John fifteen. If you're discouraged about your work, then
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then it will help to read Psalm one twenty six.
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There are countless other numbers and scriptures in the Bible
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that help you in your time of need. The Bible
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says that the Holy Spirit will confront comfort us John
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fourteen sixteen, he will teach us John fourteen twenty six,
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and he will remain in us as a seal of
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promise upon our hearts until the day of Jesus's return
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Ephesians one thirteen and four thirty. The Holy Spirit also
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takes on the role of guide and counselor leading us
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in the way we should go and revealing God's truth
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Luke twelve twelve and one Corinthians two six through ten.
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The Bible is the ultimate source of wisdom about how
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we should live Tewod Timothy three sixteen. And we as
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believers are to search the scriptures, meditate on them, and
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commit them to memory Joshua one eight. The Word is
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the sword of the Spirit, Ephesian six seventeen, and the
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Spirit will use it to speak to us John sixteen
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twelve through fourteen to reveal God's will for our lives.
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He'll also bring specific scriptures to mind at times when
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we need them most Amen, So be it. Lily Yoder
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recognized for Exemplary Citizenship. Thee Yoda, eighth grade student at
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Mount Carmel School, was presented the GFWC Jackson Women's Club
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Citizenship Award by member Frankie Watkins during graduation ceremonies held
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May twenty third, twenty twenty six at McConnell Auditorium. Each year,
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the Jackson Women's Club recognizes an eighth grade student in
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each of the five Breathitt County Middle schools for exemplary citizenship.
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Each recipient is selected according to his or host schools guidelines.
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Braiden Joshua Barnett is Best Scholarship Recipient. Braiden Joshua Barnett
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is a recipient of the Best Scholarship. He is a
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graduate of Brethet High School class of twenty twenty six.
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While at BHS, Braden was actively involved in football, the
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Gifted and Talented Program, next Gen Program, and the prosper
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Appalachia Work Study Program while maintaining a strong academic excellence.
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After graduation, Braiden plans on attending Big Sandy Community and
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Technical College in Paintsville, Kentucky, to pursue a degree in
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Civil Engineering Technology. As he is honored to receive this
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scholarship and is very grateful for the support as he
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works towards achieving his future goals. The Best Scholarship is
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sponsored by Anna Ann Morris Brethett County School Board District III.
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Dessi Scott receives contribution. Patty Wilder, Chief Operating Officer Dessi
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Scott Buckhorn Children's Foundations and gfw C Jackson Women's Club
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member and Darlene Harold, Interim Executive Director for Dessie Scott
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Buckhorn Children's Foundation, accepted a Jackson Women's Club monetary contribution
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to assist in rebuilding the Dessie Scott School recently lost
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by fire. Gfw C Jackson Women's Club members recently collected
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requested items for the LKLP Hazard safe House and Observance
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of Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. Supplies were delivered
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to the safe house and a monetary contribution was presented.
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To Safe House Director Ali Rose. The LKLP Safe House,
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a nonprofit agency, serves Breathet, Lee, Owsley, Leslie, not Letcher,
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Perry and Wolf Counties, providing temporary lodging at no charge
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for victims of domestic violence and their dependent children. The
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LKLP Safe House provides free counseling services, children's services, information
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about referrals for legal options, financial housing, and medical services.
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If domestic of violence occurs, call eight hundred eight two
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eight three one three one or six O six four
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three nine one five five two. Care Cottage receives collected supplies.
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Gfw C Jackson Women's Club members recently collected requested supplies
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for the Hazard Care Cottage and observance of Child Abuse
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Awareness and Prevention Month. Supplies included crayons, coloring books, small toys,
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and small snack packages were delivered and a monetary contribution
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was also presented to the Care Cottage. The Care Cottage
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is a friendly designated non prime offit agency serving children
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of Breathet, not Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Owsley, Perry and Wolf
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Counties who have been victims of sexual abuse. The Care
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Cottage provides a safe environment for children their non offending families.
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Members where they may receive various services, including mental health, medical, forensic,
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and advocacy from each agency involved in the investigation and
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presentation of the cases. All services are provided at no charge.
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To report child abuse call eight seven, seven, five, nine,
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seven two three three one or six Z six four
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eight seven nine one seven three semi Quin Centennial Student
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Art Contest. At this time, the Breathatt County Museum and
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the Breathtt County semi Quin Centennial Committee would like to
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announce the recent winners of the twenty twenty six Student
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Art Contest. Theme of the contest was Colonial early Pioneer
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life and included all county and city school children grades
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six through twelve. Third place twenty five dollars winner was
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Miss Emily Back from Sebastian Elementary School. Second place fifty
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dollars was Natalie Harold. In first place, one hundred dollars
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went to Sabrina Jang, both students at Breathat County High School.
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Funding was provided by the Jackson Tourism and Convention Board
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via the Semiquin Centennial Committee. Congratulations goes out to these
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three young budding artists, and finally, back to our game
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of guess who, Here's the prompt again, Guess who I am?
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An athlete born in Ireland on July fourteenth, nineteen eighty eight.
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I was raised with my sisters in Dublin and made
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my UFC debut in twenty thirteen. I earned a knockout
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in my first fight. I've also set the record for
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the fastest championship victory. Who am I? The answer is
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Connor McGregor. Did you get it right? Let's play again
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next week. This concludes the reading of the Breathet Advocate
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for news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader has
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been Matt. Now please stay tuned for continued programming on
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RADIOI on behalf of everyone here at Radio. I thank
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you for listening and we hope you have a good day.