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EKU reports $6.7 million budget gap
RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT) - Eastern Kentucky University is reporting a $6.7 million budget gap according to a report from the Eastern Progress. A statement from the university provided to the student newspaper said that it has seen a higher than projected cost for employee healthcare and flat enrollment; university officials said that enrollment is up but the student population’s composition resulted in lower tuition revenue.
WKYT 27
‘Always had a smile’: Coaches remember Danville football player who died after medical emergency
DANVILLE , Ky. (WKYT) - Danville High School is mourning the loss of senior Jamaree Johnson, who died following a medical emergency. He was 17. Johnson was known as a lineman on the Danville Admirals football team. Injury, then medical emergency. Johnson was hurt during a game. On Friday night,...
pmg-ky2.com
Rebels drop regular season finale to Danville Christan
LIBERTY — Casey County came up short as Danville Christian held on to win 3-1 in a boys' high school soccer regular season finale on Thursday, Oct. 1. The Rebels and Warriors are newfound rivals. Danville Christian is an upstart boys' high school soccer program. Casey County slipped to...
lexingtonky.news
FCPS Board Hears PBIS Progress, Previews Child Nutrition Hire
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Fayette County Public Schools officials highlighted progress on student behavior programs and previewed several funding and staffing items for the Fayette County Board of Education’s next action meeting, according to a recap of the board’s October planning session published by the district. Sara Pickering...
The Courier Journal
Danville HS football player dies after suffering serious leg injury
A Danville High School football player is dead after suffering from complications related to an injury at a football game against Lincoln County High School, family friend Shamyia Johnson told The Courier Journal Oct. 10. Senior Jamaree Johnson suffered a serious leg injury during Danville's win over Lincoln County High School Sept. 11. As he was taken off the field, his teammates prayed before lining up along the track to watch him being transported to the hospital. In an Oct. 10 letter to the school community, DHS principal Danny Goodwin announced the death and said he "was a cherished member of our DHS community, and he will be deeply missed." While Shamyia Johnson could not elaborate on the details of Jamaree Johnson's death, she posted on social media that she is "truly amazed by the outpouring of love and support being shown to Jamaree and his family." "There has been so much love that I can hardly keep up with all the messages and phone calls," she continued. Those who would like to support Jamaree Johnson's family and loved ones can contribute through a Meal Train or GoFundMe . "Our hearts are broken over the tragic loss of Jamaree Johnson,
Kentucky Kernel
NPHC Homecoming Stepshow celebrates the art of stepping at UK
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) hosted its annual Homecoming Stepshow Friday, Oct. 9, at the University of Kentucky’s Singletary Center for the Arts, bringing fraternity and sorority members together to showcase their organizations through stepping and performance. The 45th anniversary of the step show brought together five fraternities and...
thetrailblazeronline.net
The drumbeat of construction continues
Morehead State University is continuing its mission to revitalize campus. President Jay Morgan on Wednesday hosted a tour of MSU's multi-disciplinary academic building. The building will play host to both the business and music departments at the university. "I would think that if our luck holds true and the general...
13thregionmedianetwork.com
Nantz, Anderson spark North Laurel to key district win
LONDON — North Laurel picked up an important district victory Friday night, using big plays from Bryson Nantz, Cam Anderson and Jude McWhorter to defeat Southwestern 38-12. The Jaguars improved to 3-3 on the season. “Super-proud of our guys tonight,” North Laurel coach Steven Nelson said “Came out against...
lexingtonky.news
Lexington Catholic drops 2-0 decision to Shelby Valley, then sweeps Corbin and Blazer
Lexington Catholic went 2-1 in girls’ volleyball on Saturday, October 10. The Knights lost 2-0 to Shelby Valley, a result that MaxPreps described as a clash between two of the state’s top teams. Shelby Valley entered on a long run of home wins and improved to 29-3 on the season, while the loss left Lexington Catholic at 16-9.