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Fireworks Saturday in Inez
INEZ — Martin County residents await the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. Fireworks, a parade and a block party will mark the occasion Saturday, July 1, in Inez. Martin County Public Library is set to host its annual block party at the Collier Center starting at 5:30 p.m. Maurice Mills, a member of the library board,…
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Library’s summer reading program launches with resounding success
Kentucky Reptile Zoo coming Thursday LIBRARY STAFF REPORT MARTIN COUNTY — The Martin County Public Library’s summer reading program kicked off with a bang this year to bring community and education to local youths. The program launched June 1 with an exciting visit from BARKer Farm and some amazing creatures. With the theme of “All…
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Inez Elementary School concludes adventurous summer program
INEZ — The students at Inez Elementary School have had an eventful summer with the school’s 21st Century Summer Program. The series of educational excursions that spanned the state concluded last week with a memorable visit to the Newport Aquarium. The program, under the direction of Lois Cassady, saw the students exploring various sites of…
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Mollette and Newburgh Seminary/Bible College celebrate 20th anniversary
BY JOSEPH MENSLAGE EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Dr. Glenn Mollette and Newburgh Theological Seminary, Newburgh, Indiana, celebrated their 20th anniversary June 15. About 500 people from all over the United States and various countries gathered for the school’s commencement service in Evansville, Indiana. One hundred and three graduates received various degrees from associate to doctoral level. …
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Martin County Sheriff issues warning about phone scam
CITIZEN STAFF REPORT INEZ — Martin County Sheriff John Kirk has issued a warning to residents about a phone scam involving false claims related to Alliance Water. The alert came Thursday following reports of residents receiving dubious phone calls. The scam involves an unidentified individual claiming to represent Alliance Water, asking residents for personal information…
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Imagine: Hefner Hare goes to Playthink
BY PHILL BARNETT MOUNTAIN CITIZEN HARRODSBURG — Hefner Hare, a Lovely-based artist known for her vivid paintings encapsulating music and pop culture, created an inspired tribute to John Lennon at this year’s Playthink Festival, embodying the event’s emphasis on art, sustainability, music, performance and life itself. Hare shared her experience at the four-day festival at…
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‘A Princess Party’ unfolds unforgettable day of enchantment
CITIZEN STAFF REPORT INEZ — An unforgettable day of enchantment unfolded Saturday as the Martin County High School Cheerleaders hosted their highly anticipated “A Princess Party.” The event welcomed little princesses from all over the county and beyond to the MCHS courtyard, creating a whirl of excitement. The festivity saw the transformation of seven cheerleaders…
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LÄZERTÄG crowdfunds vinyl release
BY PHILL BARNETT MOUNTAIN CITIZEN LEXINGTON — After the acclaimed release of their ironically named debut album, “Bon Voyage,” LÄZERTÄG, the indie dream pop duo formed by Martin County natives Joe Dean Hinkle and LouRae Stacy, now embark on a new journey – a vinyl release of the new record. For those who caught the…
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Take the Kentucky Broadband Speed Test
The Center for Rural Development, in collaboration with the Kentucky Office of Broadband Development, is encouraging residents in its 45-county primary service area in Southern and Eastern Kentucky to take the Kentucky Broadband Speed Test. Data collected from the speed test will be used to determine broadband access in your community and create a map…
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