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Barr Hosts CMS Administrator Oz in Lexington

Lexington, KY, Septmeber 4th — Today, U.S. Congressman Andy Barr welcomed Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz to Kentucky to meet with doctors and medical …

Wolfe Co. Segment of Mountain Parkway Expansion Complete

  Gov. Andy Beshear today joined former Gov. Steve Beshear and local, state and federal officials to cut the ribbon on the Wolfe County segment of the Mountain Parkway Expansion, which completes …

Former Sheriff and Long Time Pillar of the Community Passes Away

James Harvey Pelfrey born on October 14, 1957 to Geather and Ann Pelfrey departed this life on Monday, August 31, 2026 at the age of 68 at his home surrounded by the love that defined his life. He is …

2026 Lee County Fair Schedule

Free entertainment for the Lee County fair: Nightly Schedule Wednesday, September 9 5:00 p.m. – Fair Opens 6:00 p.m. – Lee County Marching Band Cake Walk Thursday, …

Cooperatives collect more than $19,000 worth of donations for Kentucky’s Ronald McDonald Houses

    Jackson Energy and the other Kentucky’s Touchstone Energy Cooperatives raised more than $19,000 of much-needed items for Ronald McDonald Houses in Lexington and Louisville. Since …
Sports

Decisions, Decisions

(LEXINGTON, Ky.) — I had a really good question for Mark Pope at Kentucky Basketball Media Day on Monday. At least I thought it was good. You’ll have to take my word for it because I never …

National Subaru Rally Team Tests on Oneida Road

ONEIDA — Residents along Newfound Road got an unusual look at professional motorsports last week when a factory-backed Subaru rally team came to Clay County for a one-day testing session. The …

Riders tackle challenging Red Bird Crest MTB race

Mountain bikers tested their endurance and bike-handling skills this past weekend during the Red Bird Crest MTB 80K and 40K races. The event featured a challenging course filled with rocky …

Pressure, Served Blue

(LEXINGTON, Ky.) — Sometimes you can want something so badly that wanting it becomes part of the problem. Kentucky volleyball got a firsthand lesson in that Sunday afternoon. More than …

Eye of the Storm

(LEXINGTON, KY.) – “I called it,” said NO ONE. At least no one I know. Not after the second half against Alabama last week, when Kentucky’s promising start to the Will Stein era …
Education

Clay County Schools to Host Kinder Camp for Incoming Kindergarten Students

MANCHESTER, Ky. — Clay County Public Schools, in partnership with Partners for Rural Impact and Full Service Community Schools, will host Kinder Camp this summer for children entering kindergarten …

Gray Receives Woman’s Club Scholarship

The Woman’s Club of Manchester is proud to announce the winner of their 2025 scholarship – Emma Gray.       In addition to her academic success, Emma has contributed to …

JROTC Change of Command

The Clay County High School JROTC held their yearly Change of Command ceremony at the high school Friday morning. MSG Richard Falconberry and 1SG (R) David Neff, CCHS instructors, command 35 …

61 Career & Technical Education Students are Career Ready at CCHS

Congratulations to 61 of the Career & Technical Education students at Clay County High School who passed their 2025 End of Program (EOP)  Assessment!  These students have completed two …

From EKU to the FBI: Police Studies Grad Shares Career Journey

Chris Hacker, ’93 ’95, shared his professional journey with students and others at the Alumni Spotlight speaker event on April 8, as part of Scholars Showcase at Eastern Kentucky University …
Features

From Our Archives: Beattyville Enterprise, November 19, 2009

BEATTYVILLE - Major General Charles Beach, Jr. of Beattyville, KY, Chairman of Peoples Exchange Bank & Insurance, expired on Veterans Day, Nov 11, 2009 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, KY …

WUKY, who began in Beattyville, continues legacy as Central Kentucky’s trusted source for news, music

For 85 years, WUKY has informed, inspired and connected Central Kentuckians through award-winning journalism and musical discovery. On Oct. 17, 1940, WUKY (formerly WBKY) officially hit the …

The Call That Should Not Have Been Made

(Editor’s Note: Reprinted from the March 25, 1982 Manchester Enterprise)   Only a few things in a basketball game can cause both teams’ fans, coaches and players to become very upset. Of …

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New take on factory-built could ease housing crunch, says Kentucky nonprofit
MOREHEAD — In a warehouse in Rowan County sits an experiment that Tom Manning-Beavin and his nonprofit have been brainstorming for years — a wooden rectangular frame he calls one of their “boxes.”  When the Frontier Housing CEO explains the concept, he hearkens back to when he played with Lego bricks growing up. Just like […]
World War II ended 80 years ago. A KY vet reflects on serving in the deadliest conflict.
NEW ORLEANS – The lean, bespectacled veteran from Kentucky sat silently in the early evening of Aug. 14 on a stage in the cavernous U.S. Freedom Pavilion in the National WWII Museum. With vintage war planes hanging overhead from the ceiling, Sanford L. Jones Sr. of Richmond peered out at an audience of about 300, […]
Kentucky capital’s local courts to return to downtown courthouse following flood damage
The Franklin County courts are moving operations back into the downtown Frankfort courthouse following damage from widespread April floods.  The courts will return to the courthouse on St. Clair Street starting Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Administrative Office of the Courts said. Flooding inundated communities across Kentucky in April, including the capital city of Frankfort.   It […]
Warren County school board narrowly rejects Bible lessons from Ohio-based nonprofit
At least one Kentucky school district has rejected a proposal from Ohio-based LifeWise Academy which has plans in the works across Kentucky to offer Bible lessons to public school students. The board of Warren County Public Schools voted 3-2 against the nonprofit organization’s proposal, the Bowling Green Daily News reports. If the board had approved, […]
Ohio-based nonprofit seeks approval to teach Bible classes to Kentucky public school students
PEEWEE VALLEY— Students at an elementary school in Oldham County could be among the first to leave school for Bible lessons under a provision enacted by the Kentucky legislature earlier this year.  The proposal has generated controversy among parents and community members as a citizens group calls for the board of education to reject the […]
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