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A tourism professional’s job is all about highlighting the positives of the area they serve. Their natural antagonist then is outside negativity or disenchantment.

85-100 – pass inspection.

This year’s Celtic music event is slated for August 13-16, and as usual, it is a citywide celebration of some of the most exciting music, singing and dance from the seven Celtic nations.

People can connect over shared passions. That’s one reason why two local hot rod enthusiasts created a ministry that, hopefully, connects people to God.

There may be nothing more appropriate that one could do to celebrate America’s 250th birthday than to rescue a bald eagle.

Congressman Hal Rogers will present Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice Debra Lambert with the Hal Rogers Leadership Award during the 22nd Annual Hal Rogers Leadership Award Dinner.

LONDON — Kentucky State Police Post 11 in London has announced that Trooper Corey Jones will serve as its new Public Affairs Officer — succeeding longtime spokesperson Trooper Scottie Pennington, who retired Friday.

It’s been over 30 years since Glen Stykes graced the sanctuary of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, but not one moment of the legacy he left there has been forgotten.

If you’ve subscribed to the Rave Mobile Safety Smart911 system that Pulaski County adopted to send out emergency warnings, expect to hear from it a little less moving forward.

With the announcement that Somerset’s Petsense is closing, the Pulaski County Animal Shelter has lost one avenue of getting cats and kittens adopted. But shelter staff want the public to know they are still working to connect felines with their…