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Oct 23, 2024 | 
yoursportsedge.com | Larry Vaught |John Reitman
By JOHN REITMAN, Contributing WriterSince the college football transfer portal closed last spring, the message from Kentucky’s coaching staff has been clear — this season’s roster was the best assembly of talent in Lexington since Mark Stoops was named head coach in 2013. Best-ever? Even at a historically hapless program like Kentucky, that is a mouthful.
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Jun 11, 2024 | 
turfnet.com | John Reitman
Ben McGraw, Ph.D. of Pennsylvania State University provides an overview of the early-season management of the annual bluegrass weevil on golf courses. This webinar provides an overview of the lifecycle and ecology of the pest as well as a comprehensive look into the research that is being conducted to manage the weevil chemically, biologically, and culturally.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
claiborneprogress.net | John Reitman
Published 9:52 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 NEWS RELEASEThe University of Tennessee men’s basketball team dropped a 63-59 decision Tuesday night against South Carolina at Food City Center. Fifth-year guard Dalton Knecht scored a game-best 31 points, his fourth time reaching that mark in the last five outings, for fifth-ranked Tennessee (15-5, 5-2 SEC) in the setback.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
middlesboronews.com | John Reitman |Jay Compton
Published 9:38 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 By Jay [email protected] officials from all over the country gathered in Pineville on Tuesday to celebrate 50 years of the WIC program helping women, infants and children. Gov. Andy Beshear and Pineville Mayor Scott Madon were among the speakers at the event. The country’s first WIC clinic was opened in Pineville in 1974.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
theinteriorjournal.com | John Reitman |Larry Vaught
Published 9:27 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 By Larry VaughtContributing ColumnistJim Master played basketball at Kentucky from 1980-84 for coach Joe Hall and finished his career with 1,283 points, 254 assists, 209 rebounds and 60 steals in 121 games. He was a 48.5 percent shooter from the field and 84.9 percent shooter at the foul line. He was Indiana Mr. Basketball in 1980 and a McDonald’s All-American. He was a two-time all-SEC pick.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
amnews.com | John Reitman |Lance Gaither
Published 9:23 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 By Lance [email protected]“Homeless for the Holidays”, a Christmas comedy film slated for release during this year’s Christmas season, is currently being filmed in Danville. The film stars former professional wrestler and owner of Ohio Valley Wrestling Al Snow who portrays Kentucky Joe. In the film, Kentucky Joe and his other homeless friends witness the death of a wealthy man who lives in a mansion.
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Jan 31, 2024 | 
amnews.com | John Reitman |Fiona Morgan
Published 9:11 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 By Fiona [email protected] Boyle County Board of Education heard a presentation on Boyle County Middle School’s Big 5 goals for this school year at their meeting on Jan. 18. BCMS Principal Brian Wheeler talked about what they’ve done in these areas and what they’ll continue to do. The Big 5 goals are safety, assessment, co-teaching, PBIS, and blueprint teaching. 1.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
middlesboronews.com | John Reitman |John Henson
Published 12:42 pm Tuesday, January 30, 2024 By John HensonContributing WriterMIDDLESBORO — With three district victories in a five-day stretch, the Harlan County Lady Bears haven’t had many weeks of late as good as the one that just concluded. Harlan County coach Anthony Nolan worked to keep that truth in mind as he analyzed a sluggish 48-39 victory at Middlesboro on Friday.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
middlesboronews.com | John Reitman |Jay Compton
Published 12:39 pm Tuesday, January 30, 2024 By Jay [email protected] Andy Beshear joined Bell County Judge-Executive Albey Brock, Middlesboro Mayor Boone Bowling and several other local officials on a brief tour of the Flash Steelworks building currently under construction. Flash Steelworks owner Gary Cola Jr. and contractors from Green Construction led the tour of the 33,000 square foot facility. “I’ve been wanting to come to this one for a while,” Beshear said.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
theinteriorjournal.com | John Reitman |Steve Roark
Published 12:20 pm Tuesday, January 30, 2024 By Steve RoarkVolunteer, Cumberland Gap National Historical ParkWith January being National Tea Month, and since most teas are derived from a tree, I thought I’d study up and share some things I did not know about the world’s most popular beverage. In my research I got bogged down on the definition of tea. My best shot is that tea is made by steeping plant parts in boiling water, which if you want to get fancy is called an infusion.
