Jackie Starkey
Service Journalism Editor at Lexington Herald-Leader
Service journalism editor @heraldleader @bellevillenewsd @centredaily @kansasdotcom | Past: managing editor, politics @newstimesonline | @UncAvl grad | She/her
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2 days ago |
kentucky.com | Jackie Starkey
A Kentucky woman is celebrating an $80,000 lottery win after nearly tossing the winning ticket in the trash. Pamela Howard-Thorton, of Shepherdsville, told Kentucky Lottery officials she had been eyeing the $5 Flamingo Bingo scratch-off game for some time, but hadn’t gotten the chance to play, according to a Wednesday release from the agency. A dream of a large jackpot win finally won her over. “I just had this premonition — go get that ticket,” she said, per the release.
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2 weeks ago |
centredaily.com | Jackie Starkey
The nearly 5,000-square-foot brick Georgian home at 505 Hillcrest Ave. in State College has recently hit the market for $1.275 million. Provided photo Just in time for summer, a grand new listing has hit the real estate market in State College, complete with a manicured outdoor space and heated pool. Located at 505 Hillcrest Ave., the latest home in our Centre County million-dollar listings series totals nearly 5,000 square feet and is up for sale for $1.275 million.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Jackie Starkey
Just in time for summer, a grand new listing has hit the real estate market in State College, complete with a manicured outdoor space and heated pool. Located at 505 Hillcrest Ave., the latest home in our Centre County million-dollar listings series totals nearly 5,000 square feet and is up for sale for $1.275 million.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.sports.yahoo.com | Jackie Starkey
Just in time for summer, a grand new listing has hit the real estate market in State College, complete with a manicured outdoor space and heated pool. Located at 505 Hillcrest Ave., the latest home in our Centre County million-dollar listings series totals nearly 5,000 square feet and is up for sale for $1.275 million.
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3 weeks ago |
kentucky.com | Jackie Starkey
Lexington residents in need of emergency assistance are asked to text 911 or call 311 for emergency services following an outage Thursday afternoon. In a release around 1 p.m., officials said a “provider issue” has left the city’s 911 emergency system nonoperational. Incoming calls are ringing, but not reaching operators. Operators dispatch fire, medical services and other first responders. The city said 911 operators are monitoring the calls and attempting to reach callers using a different system.
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