Josh Moore

1 day ago | kentucky.com | Josh Moore

Scott County ace Ada Little had a no-hitter going through four innings but her team trailed 2-1. Such is life sometimes in the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Softball State Tournament. Little in the top of the fifth finally gave up her first of three hits but the No. 5 Cardinals also found home plate down the stretch. They squeezed out a 3-2 win over No. 14 Bullitt East in the first round late Thursday night, setting up a quarterfinal showdown with Rowan County on Saturday morning at UK’s John Cropp Stadium.

4 days ago | wbn.co.nz | Josh Moore

The 2025 local body elections are fast approaching, so candidates need to be planning how they’ll market themselves to their community. Running for local office is as much about visibility as it is about policy. So effective marketing is essential. The Local Electoral Act 2001 sets strict limits on how much you can spend during your campaign. That means every dollar must work hard to build awareness and trust.

6 days ago | kentucky.com | Josh Moore

A windy day at the Region 6 meet a couple of weekends ago in Georgetown led to some wonky seed times for several participants at the Class 3A Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Track and Field Outdoor State ChampionshipsIf you were there, you wouldn’t have been too surprised that Henry Clay senior Jayden Channer finished on the podium for the 100-meter dash despite running in heat one, typically the “slowest” of three flights.

1 week ago | courier-journal.com | Josh Moore

Josh MooreSpecial to The Courier JournalLEXINGTON — It can make it easier, but a team often doesn’t need winners to win a KHSAA track and field championship. It helps to have an actual track, but that doesn’t appear necessary, either. Trinity, whose “home” track lives on the campus of Waggener High School, for the first time since 2018 took the boys team title at the Class 3A Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Track and Field Outdoor State Championships.

1 week ago | kentucky.com | Josh Moore

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomLexington Catholic girls won third straight Class 2A track and field titleSenior Caroline Beiting led with multiple golds, heading to University of MichiganAppalachian runners swept sprint events, including Harlan County’s Luke KellyIt was more tightly contested than the last two seasons, but Lexington Catholic’s girls once again reigned supreme at the Class 2A Clark’s Pump-N-Shop Track and Field Outdoor State Championships.