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Bath County Schools officials investigate threat at high school

BATH COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Bath County Schools officials investigated a threat at the district’s high school Wednesday. Bath County High School was evacuated because of a fire alarm and, as students were leaving the building, one student was reportedly heard saying that they had a gun, according to district officials.

Bath County, KY · 3d

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Living life while pursuing higher education: Anjali DelCastillo

Growing up, Anjali DelCastillo, a third year social work major at Eastern Kentucky University, didn’t know what social work was. Coming from Hardin County, KY, DelCastillo said social services weren't something that was talked about when she lived there. Now, DelCastillo is nearing the end of her undergraduate degree,...

Richmond, KY · 2d

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University Of Kentucky Opens Sports Medicine Research Center

The University of Kentucky Sports Medicine Research Center (SMRC), housed within the Department of Veterinary Science's Gluck Equine Research Center at the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, marked its opening with a select preview and ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 30. The ceremony was the official opening of the SMRC...

Lexington, KY · 3d

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Week 11 High School Prep preview: Lincoln County at Perry Central

Who: Lincoln County (2-8) at Perry Central (5-5) Kickoff: Friday, November 6 at 7:00 p.m. Location: Keith Pray Field, Hazard. Coaches: Lincoln County, Levi Rogers. Perry Central, Mark Dixon. Perry Central is set to host Lincoln County in the opening round of the 2026 KHSAA Class 4A Football State Playoffs...

Stanford, KY · 2d

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Kentucky school was on soft lockdown after report mistakes leaves for ‘hunter’ in safety orange

JACKSON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Two Jackson County schools were placed on a soft lockdown Thursday morning after people reported a “hunter” in the area that turned out to be leaves. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said a school resource officer was notified of a possible “hunter” wearing...

Jackson County, KY · 2d

Kentucky Kernel

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UK implements new administrative regulations

The University of Kentucky released a campus-wide email to students informing them of the recent and updated Administrative Regulations on Monday, Nov. 2. The two administrative regulations are open to comments from individuals until Nov. 12. The regulations involve alcohol use and IT (information technology) resources, information security and privacy, according to the email.

Lexington, KY · 3d

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St. Henry has added 15 new members into athletics hall of fame

St. Henry District High School inducted 15 new members into its athletic hall of fame in a ceremony on Oct. 17. Ten new members were celebrated with the Athletic Excellence Award, two were given the Father Bach Community Award and three were given the Bill Toberget Service Award. Also honored was St. Henry's 2010 girls soccer team as the Team of Distinction. In 2010, St. Henry 24-2-1, beating Simon Kenton in the 9th Region championship and Lexington Christian 2-1 in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association state championship . Steve Rice, a 1975 graduate, and Denny Seibert and Jeff Schuler were awarded with the service award. Daniel (a 1970 graduate) and Karen Riegler were given the community award. Chris Danks (2003), Gordon Dooley (2008), former head basketball coach Dave Faust , Ray Hoffman (1945) , Krista Dowell Knapke (1993), Gerard Koop (1975), Ralph Landrum (1975), Libby Leedom Nields (2013), Stephanie Niemer (2007) and Abbey Bessler Schuster (2013) were inducted with the excellence award. This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: St. Henry has added 15 new members into athletics hall of fame

Erlanger, KY · 3d

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Kentucky school district warns against misinformation following report of weapon at middle school

CLAY COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Officials at a Kentucky school district are warning families against misinformation following the report of a weapon at its middle school. Clay County Public Schools officials said Thursday in a social media post that spreading false or misleading information involving school safety “create unnecessary fear and panic within our community.”

Clay County, KY · 2d

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Generals’ Hoten wins third state XC title

Baili Hoten had already carved her name into the history books as one of the best athletes to ever come through Thomas Nelson High School, but she added to her legacy Saturday. Hoten won her second KHSAA Class 2A cross country state title in a row and third overall at...

Bardstown, KY · 3d

Idyllic Pursuit

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Berea College Hasn’t Charged Tuition Since 1892. Here’s How That Shaped the Kentucky Town Visitors See Today

Berea College has not charged a student tuition since 1892. That single decision, made by...

Berea, KY · 4d

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Highlands, Ryle affected as KHSAA posts wrong state soccer brackets

The Kentucky High School Athletic Association shook up the high school soccer postseason after it was announced it had posted the wrong brackets . On Nov. 1, the KHSAA let the boys and girls soccer semifinalists know that the semifinal pairings were incorrect. The matchups for the girls semifinals on Tuesday and the boys semifinals on Wednesday have now been updated. Highlands girls soccer and Ryle boys soccer were among the teams affected. Highlands now plays South Oldham at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 3, while Ryle faces Louisville St. Xavier at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 4. Multiple coaches confirmed to Jason Frakes of the Louisville Courier-Journal that the previously-published brackets did not accurately reflect the semifinal pairings that were announced during the KHSAA draws. Ryle boys soccer head coach Stephen Collins said he didn't learn about the change until nearly 8 p.m. on Sunday, and Monday had largely been spent dealing with logistics as a result. Collins said the Raiders are excited to end a multi-year drought in the semifinals and are just focusing on what they can control. "To be honest, all the teams were put in the same disadvantage because no one is playing the same team they

Lexington, KY · 5d

The Advocate-Messenger

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Danville schools recognize students, staff

DANVILLE, Ky. — Students and staff members at Edna L. Toliver Intermediate School were recognized for academic achievement, extracurricular activities, and service during the Danville Board of Education’s Oct. 19 […]

Danville, KY · 4d

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Kentucky high school football team forfeits game in ultimate showing of school spirit

A Kentucky high school football team paid the ultimate sacrifice to show off its school spirit on Thursday, Oct. 29. The Shelby County High School (Shelby, KY) football team opted to forfeit its matchup against Fairdale (KY) to attend the school's volleyball regional final against North Oldham (Goshen, KY). Athletic director and head football coach Powell Miller told high school reporter Jason Frakes of the Louisville Courier-Journal — part of the USA TODAY Network — that the school attempted to move the game to Wednesday or Friday, but decided to forfeit when the game could not be moved. "That’s a big deal for us,” Miller told Frakes. The football game between Shelby County and Fairdale was set to be played at Doss High School (Louisville, KY), but with Doss in action on Friday and Fairdale unable to host due to construction at its stadium, the game had to be forfeited. Unfortunately for the Rockets — which qualified for the regional final for the first time — the match ended in a 3-1 loss at Eminence High School in Henry County. The forfeit dropped Shelby County to 3-7 on the season. The Rockets return to the field on Friday, Nov. 6,

Shelby County, KY · 8d

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This Little Kentucky College Keeps Ending Up On National Hidden Gem Lists, And Families Know Why

Students at one small college get a warning early on: do not step on a certain plaque in the ground. Campus legend says anyone who does may never graduate. One former student even joked that he tried it twice and paid the price. I love a school with a superstition...

Danville, KY · 10d

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Clark shines at 3-A state meet; Tigers take 24th

The Christian County Tigers and Lady Tigers competed in their first KHSAA Class 3-A State Cross Country Meet on Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. It was a big day for the Lady Tigers’ Gracelyn Clark, who shaved nearly a minute off her best time and finished with a personal-record time of 21:34. The Christian County Middle School eighth-grader finished 137th overall.

Hopkinsville, KY · 6d

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The Future of Fayette County Schools: A candidate conversation

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Three of the five candidates running for two Fayette County Public Schools Board of Education seats discussed district finances, the search for a new superintendent, relations with state lawmakers, school names and building maintenance during a candidate forum hosted by WKYT ahead of Tuesday’s general election.

Fayette County, KY · 6d

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MCTC Medical Assisting Program moves to Cynthiana

The Maysville Community and Technical College Medical Assisting Program has moved to the MCTC Licking Valley Campus and has been revamped so that students can get in, get trained and graduate career-ready faster than ever. Medical Assisting is now exclusively offered at the MCTC Licking Valley Campus located at 319...

Cynthiana, KY · 7d

TechSpot

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A University of Kentucky employee asked to be exempted from using AI for his 'religious' beliefs

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. Editor's take: Many research and enterprise organizations are trying to force staff to use AI tools wherever and whenever they can. Needless to say, the backlash is as strong as the C-suite's stubborn determination to push AI, even where there is absolutely no need for it.

Lexington, KY · 8d

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Senior JJ Richardson leads Lafayette to its best season in years

After finishing the regular season 7-3, the Lafayette Generals prepare to host cross-town rival Bryan Station in the first round of the football playoffs on November 7th.

Lexington, KY · 7d

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SCC Recognizes Jamestown’s Adam St. Pierre and Liberty’s Isaiah Strauel

A Jamestown resident and a student originally from Liberty are among four October Students of the Month at Somerset Community College. Adam St. Pierre of Jamestown is the college’s Arts and Sciences Student of the Month. He is pursuing an associate in science degree and plans to graduate next spring before transferring to the University of Kentucky to study computer science.

Jamestown, KY · 8d