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Pumpkin crafts welcome fall
Residents at Martin County Health Care Facility got creative this week in the activities department, painting festive fall pumpkin crafts to welcome the new season. The project gave residents the chance to showcase their artistic talents while enjoying the spirit of autumn.
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Martin County court dockets
INEZ — Judge John Kevin Holbrook heard the cases Sept. 18 in Martin Circuit Court, while Judge Brett Butcher heard cases Sept. 16 in Martin District Court. Circuit Court 9/18 Herman Endicott Jr. (change of plea) – trafficking in controlled substances, first degree, first offense, amended to trafficking in controlled substances, first degree, first offense:
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Martin County civil suits, deeds and marriages
INEZ — Martin Circuit Clerk Denise Gauze reported three civil suits filed in her office Sept. 12-18. Meanwhile Martin County Clerk Susie Skyles reported three deeds and one marriage recorded in her office Sept. 12-18. Civil Suits Midland Credit Management Inc. vs. Brenda Harmon. Credit Acceptance Corporation vs. Dustin D. Jude et al. Onemain Financial
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Martin County School District launches police department, hires Chris Kidd
BY ROGER SMITH MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — Martin County Schools has launched its own police department, appointing Chris Kidd as chief of police. Kidd, 40, brings 18 years of law enforcement experience. For the last three years he served as chief deputy with the Martin County Sheriff’s Office. Before that, the Floyd County native worked
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Library imposes vendor fees for food trucks, yard sales
BY ROGER SMITH MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — Food trucks and roadside vendors will now have to pay to set up in the Collier Center parking lot. The Martin County Public Library announced Monday in a Facebook post that food trucks must pay a $50 setup fee, while yard sales and roadside sellers will have to
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Furry friends steal the spotlight at 4-H Pet Show
BY BRITTNI MCCOY MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — The Fourth Annual 4-H Pet Show turned heads and wagged tails at the Martin County Harvest Festival on Friday, showcasing the talents of local youth and their four-legged companions. Hosted by the Martin County 4-H Youth Development Organization of the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service, the event
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Young voices shine in JAG Speech & Poetry Contest
INEZ — What a morning on Court Street. The Ninth Annual Harvest Fest Speech & Poetry Contest by Martin County High School Jobs for America’s Graduates showcased students’ talent, passion and creativity Friday on the Harvest Fest stage. Nineteen students rose to the occasion this year and entered the contest. Standout students earning top honors
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Martin County Heritage Day to celebrate Appalachian traditions
BY ROGER SMITH MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — The sights, sounds, and tastes of Appalachian heritage will come alive Saturday, Oct. 11 as Martin County hosts Heritage Day beginning at 11 a.m. The celebration will take place along Kingfisher Branch Trail and God’s Promise Trail in Inez. Families can step back in time for an old-fashioned
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Thrive Community Coalition brings hope during Recovery Month
BY KAYLA STORMS THRIVE RECOVER WELL September is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the strength of those in recovery and the communities that support them. In Martin County, Thrive Community Coalition is leading the way by working alongside the Martin County Health Department to provide vital support for individuals facing addiction, those in
