Will Perkins with the Glasgow Daily Times delivers a lively feature from Farm Safety Day for Metcalfe County Middle School students. It sounds like quite an elaborate event--on the working family farm of a high-school ag teacher, 40 stations focused on different aspects of farm safety and involvement from businesses from as far away as Elizabethtown and Glasgow. "It's just a super, hands-on learning experience," said an advanced-placement biology teacher.
I'll tell you what also sounds great: the Tennessee River-Line trails project!
Mayor updates on Rite Aid renovation; groundbreaking set for new water planthttps://t.co/Oiqx2KT5FU pic.twitter.com/sKLJZO2sOL— Grayson News-Gazette (@gcnewsgazette) May 10, 2019
Paper recycling? Yes in Covington, no in Lexington.
It's signing day for Madisonville Community College's advanced-manufacturing prospects.
The 2019 Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute (ELI) class at Somerset's Center for Rural Development has been named. "ELI provides high school students in Southern and Eastern Kentucky with an in-depth look at what it takes to start their own business venture — from idea development to building a model prototype of their business concept."
Hiring in Harlan.
A residential treatment center for drug-addicted women and their children is planned for Clay County.
The Russell County Detention Center is moving to a higher-tech approach to identifying and tracking inmates, and the jailer interviewed on WJRS of Russell Springs--FM 104.9, "Lake Cumberland's Best Country"--sounds realistic but generally optimistic.
Three Murray State students shared their findings on "trauma journalism" with The Paducah Sun.
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