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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...
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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...
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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.
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Danville community mourns death of senior football player
Kentucky Kernel
Homecoming Royalty Showcase crowns 2026 king and queen
The University of Kentucky crowned its 2026 Homecoming king and queen Wednesday, Oct. 7, during the Homecoming Royalty Showcase at the Gatton Student Center. Molly Bachman of Madisonville, Kentucky, and Ali Kashif of Prospect, Kentucky, were selected from a 10-person Homecoming Court during the event in the Harris Ballroom. The...
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EKU students question $32,500 cost of new Colonel logo
RICHMOND, Ky. (WKYT) - Some Eastern Kentucky University students are questioning the university’s $32,500 contract with a Texas design firm to create its new Colonel logo, saying the money could have gone toward other priorities. “I’m seeing it pop everywhere, and it’s kind of disappointing because I think it...
USA TODAY
Kentucky high school announces death of senior football player
On Friday night, the Danville (KY) football team improved to 8-0 on the year by kicking a field goal in the fourth quarter to beat W.E.B. Du Bois Academy 23-22. However, Friday night's result was far from the top of everyone's mind in the community.On Saturday morning, Danville Principal Danny Goodwin emailed the school to announce that senior football player Jamaree Johnson had passed away. "Admiral Family, it is with profound sadness that I must share the heartbreaking news of the passing of senior Jamaree Johnson," Goodwin wrote in the email. "Jamaree was a cherished member of our DHS community, and he will be deeply missed. To support one another during this difficult time, the doors of DHS will be open today beginning at 5:30 PM for anyone wishing to gather and remember Jamaree." The announcement went on to note that "Counselors and ministers will be available on-site for anyone who needs a supportive space to talk. Please keep Jamaree, as well as his family and friends, in your thoughts and hearts as we navigate this tragedy together." Jamaree Johnson, a senior on the Danville football team, has passed away. Principal Danny Goodwin said in his announcement the school will
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A&W chairman and WinStar president join Midway University board
MIDWAY, Ky. — Midway University has elected A&W Restaurants Chairman Kevin Bazner and WinStar Farm President Gerry Duffy to its Board of Trustees, adding experience in global business, franchising and the Thoroughbred industry as the university develops its business and equine programs. The appointments bring two Central Kentucky business...
The Courier Journal
St. Xavier, CAL on top after first round of KHSAA boys golf state tournament
The St. Xavier High School golf team took a big step toward a second straight state championship on Tuesday. The Tigers fired a 1-under-par 287 to take the lead after the first round of the Leachman Buick-GMC/KHSAA Boys Golf State Championships at Bowling Green Country Club . St. Xavier holds a five-shot lead over Christian Academy (292) entering Wednesday’s final round, which will tee off at 9 a.m. ET. George Rogers Clark (296) is third, followed by Bowling Green (304) and Bethlehem (309). St. X won its record 22nd state championship last year, but it was the program’s first since 2016. Leading the Tigers on Tuesday were Finn Johnson and Luc Kelty, both of whom shot 70s and are tied for fourth in the individual competition. Greyson Cloern (72, tied for ninth), Brody Alexander (75, tied for 25th) and Brooks Cole (75, tied for 25th) rounded out St. X’s score. Christian Academy’s Luke Elliott shot a 69 and is tied for second in the individual race with Hazard’s Waylon Clutts. Lexington Christian junior Luke Ebel fired a 67 for a two-shot lead. Trinity’s Hunter Majors shot a 70 and is tied with St. X’s Johnson and Kelty for fourth place.
The Hazard Herald
Commodores fall in heartbreaker to South Laurel, 21-20
The Commodores fell to South Laurel 21-20 because of a missed extra-point. Perry Central’s Josh Miller scored on a six-yard TD run with 3:02 left. That gave the Commodores a 20-14 lead over South Laurel. A bad snap on the extra-point made the kick fall short. South Laurel didn’t...
Eastern Progress
EKU academics is asked to cut an additional $3.2 million from its budget
RICHMOND, Ky. – According to a statement given to the Eastern Progress by EKU media, there is a $6.7 million budget gap. The board of regents had approved to cut $3 million from the academic affairs budget during the May 13 Board of Regents meeting. EKU media’s statement explained...
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EKU Recognized Among Best Colleges by U.S. News & World Report
Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) earned rankings in several categories among the nation’s best in the recent release of the 2027 Best Colleges by U.S. News & World Report. “This year’s Best Colleges rankings showcase EKU on a national stage, from our highly regarded nursing program to excellence in teaching and veterans support,” said EKU President David McFaddin. “EKU’s consistent recognition among the nation’s best universities means greater opportunity, stronger outcomes and a higher return on investment for our students and for the Commonwealth.”