Hindman News

Community service is an integral part of a Seton High School education. In the local community, Seton students can be found building homes for Habitat for Humanity, tutoring grade school children at Carson Elementary, volunteering with Price Hill Will and helping out at The Womena s Connection, just to name a few.

Adair Co., KY, History Mystery: Where is likeness of Gov. Hindman? Oil portrait once adorned the show window of Russell & Co, in downtown Columbia, KY.

Kentuckya s Poet Laureate Gurney Norman will read from his work and answer questions as part of Morehead State Universitya s Reading Series at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct.

Breathitt County High School student, Jamie Rice, Knott Central High student Brady Risner and Perry Central High student, Brooklyn Carroll were among twenty-one students throughout the state selected by Kentucky State Police to participate in the 'Drive to Stay Alive' program.

A Knott County magistrate was indicted by a federal grand jury in late August on two counts of receiving stolen property stemming from a 2004 incident.

Imo Pump, a mainstay in Adair County's industrial community for the past 35 years, will be expanding and adding more jobs in the near future.

Haven King, with Coal Mining Our Future, says the crowds at Saturday's rally are evidence that coal could be a political force in upcoming elections.

Haven King, with Coal Mining Our Future, says the crowds at Saturday's rally are evidence that coal could be a political force in upcoming elections.

HINDMAN, Ky. - Thousands of coal mining supporters rallied in eastern Kentucky over the weekend to protest an energy bill they say would hurt the industry.

HINDMAN, Ky. - Thousands of coal mining supporters rallied in eastern Kentucky over the weekend to protest an energy bill they say would hurt the industry.

Knott County Supt. Kim King knows that helping young children achieve proficiency in reading is key to unlocking their educational potential.

Michael Jackson's death is creating a buzz around the world, including right here in eastern kentucky.

Even if Congress approves the Defense Department's request for increased funding, announced last month, there is only a 50 percent probability the chemical weapons stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot will be destroyed by 2023.

The Berea Arts Council is sponsoring its first garden tour, featuring the gardens of eight Bereans.

On Friday, May 15, 2009, at approximately 1:37 AM, Kentucky State Police Post 13, in Hazard, received a call of a single vehicle motorcycle collision on Yellow Creek Road in the Sassafras community of Knott County.

A single vehicle early morning collision has resulted in the death of a 59 year old Knott County man.

A Hindman man died in a motorcycle crash early Friday. Kentucky State Police say Christopher O. Pratt, 46, was riding his motorcycle about 1:35 a.m. on Yellow Creek Road in the Sassafras community of Knott County when he lost control and struck a support beam near a railroad track.

Police are looking for a missing Knott County man. 31-year old Robert Ray Honeycutt was last seen May 5th on Highway 160 near the Ivis Bible Church in Hindman.

Police say rain slick roads appear to have played a role in a school bus crash Friday morning in eastern Kentucky.

This information is all from WKYT news site, I would like to recommend everyone to please go to the site at this link and see if you recognize this young lady. We all need to be much in prayer for her, her family, and be on the lookout for this woman.

A Breathitt County woman is missing and her family believes she could be in danger. 29 year old Jessica Haddix Mullins was last seen in Sassafras in Knott County Saturday night.

Family members say the mother of four would never leave without talking to her family. They say Mullins has no money and could be in trouble.

Uncle Coleman Carroll says, "It's just like she vanished."

Family members say Jessica Haddix Mullins was last seen when she dropped off her youngest child at her boyfriend's home in Knott County about 10:30 Saturday night.

"I was told she dropped the baby off and left, and no one has seen her since then," says Carroll.

Mullins' aunt, Joyce Begley says, "As far as I know it was just a normal trip. I think that maybe her and her boyfriend had an argument the night before."

Mullins was last seen in a 1993 dark green Toyota. Family members say she is 5'8", about 135 pounds with blue eyes. State police say she is registered as a missing person and right now there is no evidence to believe that she is in danger. But family members are not so sure.

"I don't think she ran off, I think that jessica is in a lot of trouble right now. I don't know if it was on her own or somebody else's doing," says Begley. She says she was saving a special gift for Mullins and now hopes she will have the chance to give it to her.

"If she will come home I won't put it off, because I would rather give it to her now than let her wear it in a casket when we find her," says Begley.

"If she gets to see this, call, or get on back home because everyone is concerned and it's really taking its toll on her mother," says Carroll.

Mullins' other three children are with family in Breathitt County. Anyone with information about Jessica Mullins should call Kentucky State Police.