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HTFN: Kentucky high school football scores, round-two

HTFN has all the highlights and scores from the second round of the post season in Central Kentucky.

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UK's 95-Year-Old King Library Renovation Snarls Campus, Won't Finish Until 2028 at Earliest

Construction fencing now wraps almost entirely around the Margaret I. King Library at the University of Kentucky, blocking a major student pathway and forcing foot traffic to detour from every direction as the university's demolition phase gets underway on a renovation years in the making. The university announced the Margaret...

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Fayette County Public Schools considers proposed $21 million budget cut

FCPS is considering several measures to balance its budget, including eliminating nearly 200 positions, freezing employee pay, and cutting a professional development day.

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Three Kentucky school districts use Flock cameras to secure campuses

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — At least three Kentucky school districts have turned to license plate-reading cameras from Flock Safety to help secure their campuses. In Hardin County, the sheriff’s office and Elizabethtown Police Department manage 20 automated license plate reader cameras on Hardin County Schools campuses. “In over 30...

Elizabethtown, KY · 1d

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Pikeville extends dominance over Williamsburg, ends Yellow Jackets’ season with 45-0 shutout

PIKEVILLE — Williamsburg’s hopes of extending its postseason run came to an abrupt end Friday as Pikeville continued its dominance over the Yellow Jackets with a 45-0 victory in the second round of the KHSAA Class A State Football Playoffs. The loss ended Williamsburg’s season at 7-4 while...

Pikeville, KY · 1d

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South Laurel’s season ends against top-ranked Pulaski County as Maroons extend series streak to 17 wins in a row

SOMERSET — South Laurel’s football season came to an end Friday, but Cardinals coach John Hines believes his program continues to take steps in the right direction. The Cardinals fell to Class 5A’s top-ranked Pulaski County, 63-17, in the second round of the KHSAA State Football Playoffs, marking their 17th consecutive loss to the Maroons.

Somerset, KY · 1d

13thregionmedianetwork.com

Last-minute touchdown ends North Laurel’s upset bid against unbeaten West Jessamine

NICHOLASVILLE — North Laurel came within 35 seconds of forcing overtime against unbeaten West Jessamine on Friday, but a late touchdown by Caleb Jones ended the Jaguars’ season in heartbreaking fashion. With the game tied at 17, Jones scored on a 4-yard touchdown run with just 35 seconds...

Nicholasville, KY · 1d

lanereport.com

UK accepting applications for 2027 Kentucky Master Naturalist program

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The University of Kentucky is accepting applications for its 2027 Kentucky Master Naturalist program, which trains volunteers to support conservation, wildlife management and environmental education across the commonwealth. The program, offered through UK’s Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and Cooperative Extension Service, begins in...

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Conner 8th Grade Team to Play for State Championship

(Hebron, Ky.) - The 8th Grade Conner Middle School football teams is state bound!. The Cougars will play in the KYMSFA Division 1 State Championship Game this Saturday, November 14 against Whitley County. Kickoff is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at Lexington Christian High School. Conner defeated Woodford County 31-0 in...

Hebron, KY · 1d

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Corbin’s explosive first quarter sets stage for regional title showdown with No. 1 Highlands

CORBIN — It took Corbin less than 12 minutes to put its second-round playoff matchup with Wayne County out of reach Friday. The Redhounds erupted for 43 first-quarter points, scoring on offense, defense and special teams, before cruising to a 56-14 victory over the Cardinals in the second round of the KHSAA Class 4A State Football Playoffs.

Corbin, KY · 23h

LEX18 News

East Jessamine 8th-Graders teach younger peers about seat belt safety

Ahead of National Seat Belt Day, East Jessamine Middle School students are taking what they have learned about traffic safety out of the classroom and sharing it with younger students.

Jessamine County, KY · 1d

wymt.com

Middlesboro outlasts Paintsville rally in WYMT ARH Game of the week, advances in playoffs

MIDDLESBORO, Ky. (WYMT) - Middlesboro answered a 21-point Paintsville rally with a late touchdown to earn a 42-35 victory in a matchup of two top-10 Class A teams by RPI at Bradner Stadium. With the game tied at 35, Deakon Partin connected with Kordell Partin for the go-ahead touchdown with...

Middlesboro, KY · 23h

13thregionmedianetwork.com

Middlesboro survives Paintsville in 42-35 playoff thriller, advances to regional championship

MIDDLESBORO — Middlesboro’s impressive football season will continue for another week. The Yellow Jackets survived a hard-fought second-round playoff battle Friday night, defeating Paintsville 42-35 to advance to the regional championship round of the KHSAA Class A State Football Playoffs. The seven-point victory improved Middlesboro to 11-1 and...

Middlesboro, KY · 22h

hazard-herald.com

Week 12 High school Prep preview: Perry Central at Boyle County

Who: Perry Central (6-5) at Boyle County (9-2) Kickoff: Friday, November 13 at 7:30 p.m. Location: Rebel Stadium, Danville. Coaches: Perry Central, Mark Dixon. Boyle County, Justin Haddix. Perry Central will visit reigning state champion Boyle County in the second round of the KHSAA Class 4A Football State Playoffs on...

Danville, KY · 1d

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5 Kentucky high school seniors chosen as U.S. Presidential Scholars

KENTUCKY (WKYT) - The U.S. Department of Education recently announced that five high school students from Kentucky, including one from Fayette County, were among the 161 seniors chosen as 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars. The five students are:. Hosamulhaq Brula from South Warren High School in Warren County;. Samuel J. Busse...

Kentucky · 4d

Lexington Herald-Leader

Kentucky auditor has finished her examination of Fayette schools. What happens now?

Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball’s office has turned its examination of Fayette County Public Schools’ finances over to the school district for review, a spokesperson said Thursday. Olivia McKown, a spokesperson for Ball’s office, confirmed that FCPS has received the audit. It has not been made public yet. “The confidential draft special examination report was submitted to the district on the evening of Tuesday, November 10. The district has 15 days to prepare and send their response to the Auditor,” McKown said. “Our office will review their responses and determine if an auditor reply is needed. Once the final APA review is complete, it will be released to the public in early December.” “Once they receive it, they have 15 days to respond. Our office will not release it to the public until we receive and review their response,” McKown said. FCPS has received the special examination from the Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts and will work within the established 15-day timeframe to review and respond, district spokesperson Miranda Scully said. “Just as we have done with all previous reports and audits, FCPS will share the examination publicly once that formal review process is complete, in coordination with the Auditor’s office,”

Fayette County, KY · 2d

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No weapon found after rumor at Nicholas County High School

Students in Nicholas County had a scare Thursday after a rumor spread of a weapon being on high school grounds.

Nicholas County, KY · 2d

The Winchester Sun

CCPS responds to arrests regarding past faculty

Local news outlets first reported two newsworthy incidents involving individuals formerly connected to Clark County Public Schools (CCPS). The first incident was written about in an article titled “Former Clark […]

Clark County, KY · 2d

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Bath County Schools close for remainder of week due to student, staff illness

Bath County school leaders announced that Thursday and Friday would be traditional sick days due to "widespread student and staff illness."

Bath County, KY · 2d

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