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1 week ago |
wkdzradio.com | Joshua Claussen
It’s always a wonderful feeling when a non-profit organization finds the ideal fundraiser to support its programs and services. It’s safe to say The Way Christian Youth Center in Cadiz has done that when it comes to their annual yard sale and pancake breakfast. Opening the doors at 7:00 Saturday morning, volunteers counted 145 people waiting in line to get bargains and a delicious breakfast. Director Carl Heckman compared the crowd waiting to that of an ideal shopping location in a major city.
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1 week ago |
whvoradio.com | Joshua Claussen
It’s always a wonderful feeling when a non-profit organization finds the ideal fundraiser to support its programs and services. It’s safe to say The Way Christian Youth Center in Cadiz has done that when it comes to their annual yard sale and pancake breakfast. Opening the doors at 7:00 Saturday morning, volunteers counted 145 people waiting in line to get bargains and a delicious breakfast. Director Carl Heckman compared the crowd waiting to that of an ideal shopping location in a major city.
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1 week ago |
wkdzradio.com | Joshua Claussen
The National Weather Service in Paducah said cold air funnels are possible this weekend. Forecasters shared that the weather setup will be favorable for their development, especially on Saturday. They added that while they appear to be threatening, cold air funnel clouds rarely touch the ground, and if they do, they typically cause minor damage.
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1 week ago |
whvoradio.com | Joshua Claussen
Five Christian County residents were appointed Friday afternoon to the Hopkinsville Community College Nominating Commission by Governor Andy Beshear. Governor Beshear announced that all five would serve through April 14, 2029. Steve Tribble of Hopkinsville is the former judge/executive of Christian County. He replaces Terri Henderson, whose term has expired. Walter Cummings of Hopkinsville is an attorney for the Public Service Commission.
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1 week ago |
wkdzradio.com | Joshua Claussen
Just two weeks before the 100th anniversary of Flying Ebony’s victory during the 51st Kentucky Derby, a 4-H speech by a Christian County Middle School student is garnering awards for discussing the local ties to the winning horse. Sixth-grader Kali Kington, daughter of Kenneth and Erica Kington, recently presented her speech during the Christian County Communications Day. She won the top spot in her age division.
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