The Mountain Press
The Mountain Press publishing company was founded in 1947 by Bill and Gretchen Postlewaite, a couple who shared a vision for journalism. However, the origins of the newspaper now known as The Mountain Press go back even further to 1879. Today, The Mountain Press is available both online and in print, with new editions published five days a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
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2 days ago |
themountainpress.com | Robby O'Daniel
A lengthy discussion, spread out over two separate school board meetings in April, was devoted to a single signature, but by the end, Campbell County school board chairman Jeffrey Miller asserted that a solution he was confident in had been found, and school board member Crystal Creekmore said no one's health insurance was in jeopardy - and it never was in jeopardy.
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3 days ago |
themountainpress.com | Robby O'Daniel
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4 days ago |
themountainpress.com | Robby O'Daniel
Taylor Ownbey is the new Campbell County High School head football coach. Ownbey served as defensive coordinator and strength and conditioning coordinator under former head coach Mark Pemberton last year at CCHS.
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4 days ago |
themountainpress.com | Robby O'Daniel
The Campbell County High School softball team scored two runs in the seventh but could not complete the comeback in a 5-2 loss at South-Doyle on April 17. "The last time we played them, we had an error-fest, and we beat ourselves," CCHS head softball coach Nikki Creech said. "They had six hits last time and 11 runs. That's just us beating ourselves. I think we had seven or eight errors. This time, I've been telling the girls: we've got to have one inning. We've got to keep it short.
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4 days ago |
themountainpress.com | Robby O'Daniel
By Photo by Robby O'Daniel The Campbell County High School baseball team struggled with getting a key hit with runners on base in a 5-0 loss at Bell County, Kentucky on Friday. In the bottom of the first, Bell County got out to a 1-0 lead with an RBI double - but the batter was out at third base when he tried to stretch it into a triple.
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