Thursday Dec 17 | Harlan Daily Enterprise
High gas bills in question at Evarts
Increasing costs for maintaining their water plant brought heated remarks from council members during the regular monthly meeting of the Evarts City Council on Tuesday.
Police arrest 3 for the vandalism of Evarts building
Three young men have been indicted by a Harlan County Grand Jury for their alleged actions in vandalizing the Evarts High School building in October.
Murder indictment served in car crash
When a Evarts man appeared in Harlan Circuit Court on Thursday for a pre-trial conference in an assault case, he was served with a new indictment with a charge that included wanton murder.
Man charged with murder of girlfriend
DEBBIE CALDWELL/Harlan Daily Enterprise After a week-long investigation by the Evarts Police Department, the Harlan County Sheriffa s Office and the Kentucky State Police, officers arrested Billy Joe Middleton, 55, of Ages, on Thursday, and charged him with the murder of Polly Jones, 41, of Evarts.
Several parades set for weekend
Christmas is in the air. In anticipation of the holiday, parades and other events will be held in three different parts of the county.
A small town mayor is asking for some big help. Evarts mayor Burl Fee wants road improvements for his community... it might be a small town, but it's a big connector for coal trucks.
Officials respond to Evarts' road resurfacing issue
During a recent Evarts City Council meeting, Mayor Burl Fee expressed frustration over not getting enough help from several elected officials regarding blacktop funding for the city of Evarts.
Stone helps bring stories to life during program at libraries
NOLA SIZEMORE/Harlan Daily Enterprise Sarah Stone entertained community children and K-4 students from the Harlan County Christian Academy during story hour at the Harlan County Public Library.
Mayor questions lack of attendance at city's meetings
Concern over lack of public attendance was the focus of an Evarts City Council meeting held Tuesday.
Purchasing buses, surplus items discussed by board
The Harlan County Board of Education dealt with several issues this week with a special called meeting on Monday and regular session meeting Thursday.
Water training held over weekend
Emergency personnel from several agencies participated in swiftwater training over the weekend at the Martins Fork Dam area.
Police indict 3 in robbery at Save-A-Lot
Skye Pruitt and two others have been indicted by a Harlan County Grand Jury for their alleged involvement in the Save-A-Lot store robbery that occurred on July 2. Evarts Police Department officer Michael Lunsford executed three indictment warrants Saturday after nearly a three-month investigation of the robbery.
County schools closed rest of week
With two confirmed cases of H1N1 in Harlan County, and the start of the regular flu season, Harlan County Schools will be closing for the remainder of the week due to low attendance.
Officials hope Lynch mine exhibition will attract tourists
After 32 years of development and stops and starts, the Portal 31 exhibition mine of Harlan County is set to open Saturday.
City, county schools miss testing goals
For the third year the Harlan County School System remains in Tier 3 status, even though the district met 92.3 percent of the goals set for the district by federal guidelines set up by the No Child Left Behind Act.
For the second time in less than a month, several inmates at a Harlan County jail are facing charges after officials find contraband in their system.
Fourteen charged at jail for possession
Carla Day was arrested late Thursday night by Harlan County sheriffa s Sgt. David Williams and deputy Josh Howard for her alleged connection in bringing prescription drugs into the Harlan County Detention Center and giving them to inmates.
Man injured in two-vehicle crash on bypass
Harlan City Police Department officers responded to a two-vehicle crash on the U.S. 421 bypass Tuesday that sent one man to the hospital.
School vandalism frustrates alumni
Cumberland High School closed just more than a year ago after Cumberland, Evarts, and Cawood High Schools consolidated into the new Harlan County High School.