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Whitney Botkin watches as Ashlee Applegate prepares to practice sutures in her medical interventions class at Mason County High School STEAM A

The buyer of Hayswood Hospital in Maysville hopes to turn the building into housing units in the coming years. In November 2022, Fr

Cole Wright, standing, and Grant Owens, along with other Mason County High School HOSA-Future Health Professional members constructed lanyards

On Tuesday evening, Mason County Fiscal Court presented an Occupational License Fee in a public meeting. This will affect the employees of the

Maysville has been nominated for a Top 10 list by USA Today for the 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards. USA Today is a multi-plat

Kentucky Gateway Museum Center in Maysville is celebrating Black History Month with an exhibit centered around the Ohio River Valley area.

The Lady Royals had won 13 straight games over Bracken County. Bracken’s last win was in the 2014 39th District Championship

Terrell Henry was a harsh critic Tuesday. Mason County’s senior forward led the Royals to a 68-52 win over Morgan County at T

Artist Kelcie Johnson, whose art is featured on the Maysville mural wall honoring African Americans in the community, is hown at the opening o

Bethel Baptist Church is hosting a community march in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Sunday, Jan. 15. MLK Jr. Day is observ

The historic home of John P. Parker in Ripley recently took another huge step in becoming a unit of the National Park Service. Part

On Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the recipients of the 2022 Governor’s Awards in the Arts, including Kaye Savage Browning.

Jan. 17 Judge Paul E. Craft presiding: Dusty Carrington, 38, failure to wear a seat belt, failure to produce insurance card, operat

LEXINGTON — In the middle of his senior season, Sahvir Wheeler is learning to accept his redefined role at Kentucky. The team

Mason County Judge-Executive Owen McNeill gives the oath of office to newly elected Commissioner Peggy Frame and returning Commissioners Chris

A rare glimpse of winter sun and blue skies ere spotted in downtown Maysville last week.

Seven individuals were recently sentenced in the Brown County Court of Common Pleas. Roy Burson, 40, of Georgetown, was sentenced o