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Jacob Martin

Kentucky

Reporter @wkupublicradio | Prev: @report4america @KCUR | Deo gratiam habeamus

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  • Deadline for Kentuckians to apply for FEMA assistance after deadly flooding has been extended

    2 days ago | wkyufm.org | Jacob Martin

    The application deadline has been extended for individuals seeking FEMA assistance following April's catastrophic flooding. Individuals will now have until July 25 to apply for federal assistance through FEMA if they were impacted by the April severe weather. Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency following historic rainfall caused flooding that killed seven people, damaged homes and businesses, and forced evacuations.

  • Refuge BG awarded grant to expand workforce training programs for refugees in Warren County

    4 days ago | wkyufm.org | Jacob Martin

    Refuge BG, a Bowling Green-based non-profit, has been awarded a $750 thousand grant to expand its workforce training programs for refugees. The Kentucky Office of Refugees has given funding to enhance and expand its jobs training services for roughly 280 individuals in Warren County. Refugees will be able to utilize specialized training in construction, healthcare, hospitality, and technology.

  • Barren River District Health Department introduces mobile health clinic for underserved communities

    1 week ago | wkyufm.org | Jacob Martin

    The Barren River District Health Department is unveiling a Mobile Clinic Unit to bring health services to individuals in rural or underserved communities. The mobile clinic will be equipped to provide immunizations, WIC enrollment, and harm reduction services to Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Hart, Metcalfe, Logan, Simpson, and Warren Counties the department serves.

  • McConnell weighs in on vaccination recommendations and international student enrollment during Bowling Green event

    1 week ago | hoptownchronicle.org | Jacob Martin

    U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell weighed in on the recent vaccinations recommendations by the head of the U.S. health department, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the enrollment of international students at U.S universities during an event in Warren County. McConnell, the longest serving U.S. Senator in Kentucky history, spoke to the Bowling Green Rotary Club on Wednesday.

  • McConnell weighs in on vaccination recommendations and international student enrollment during Bowling Green event

    1 week ago | wkyufm.org | Jacob Martin

    U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell weighed in on the recent vaccinations recommendations by the head of the U.S. health department, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the enrollment of international students at U.S universities during an event in Warren County. McConnell, the longest serving U.S. Senator in Kentucky history, spoke to the Bowling Green Rotary Club on Wednesday.

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