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New members take seats on Pike BOE
Dr. Chuck Johnson was sworn in to the BOE by District Six Magistrate Chris Harris before Tuesday evening in Pikeville.
Officials are calling flu center a huge success
More than one thousand people have visited the regional flu center in Pike County in less than two weeks.
Pike's most expensive FEMA project nearing completion
Construction on Rocky Road, which was one of the most flood-damaged stretches of road in Pike County after the May and June floods, is nearing completion.
Pikeville Medical officials: Flu Center treated 1,000 in 12 days
Just 12 days after its opening, the Regional Flu Center, operated by Pikeville Medical Center and its Family Practice Clinic, has treated more than 1,000 patients.
US 119 bridge named for past school superintendent
This bridge on US 119 spanning Scott Fork has been named for former Pike County Board of Education Superintendent James Dotson.
Pikeville Forest Fires Under Investigation
Thousands of acres in eastern Kentucky are destroyed because of forest fires. Most of the fires started over the weekend, but dozens of blazes are still burning and many appear to be intentionally set.
Lieutenant Kidd Receives High Honors from Southern Police Institute
Kentucky State Police Lieutenant Todd Kidd was among 38 graduates who completed the twelve week Administrative Officers Course at the University of Louisville's Southern Police Institute .
Small Eastern Ky. college dreams big
Lagging undergraduate enrollment and a huge stock market-driven hit to the school's endowment have taken a toll on Pikeville College's finances, requiring cost-cutting and a layoff last fall.
Regional flu center first of its kind in Ky.
" The opening of the Regional Flu Center by Pikeville Medical Center and its Family Practice Clinic is the first of its kind in Kentucky.
Coal Run Goes Wet, Elkhorn City Stays Dry
It's a tale of two cities in eastern Kentucky, where one Pike County community has approved alcoholic beverage sales in restaurants while another town says no to liquor sales.
Pike cities split on alcohol proposals
It's a tale of 2 cities in eastern Kentucky, where one Pike County community has approved alcoholic beverage sales in restaurants while another town says no to liquor sales.
Pike County Opens Kentucky's First 24/7 Flu Clinic
It's a first for the state, with the Pikeville Medical Center opening a 24/7 clinic dedidated to flu patients.
2 Pike cities hold votes on alcohol sales
Elections on Tuesday will determine whether two cities in Pike County will allow the sale of alcohol.
Pike Bypass Road work starts Monday
PIKEVILLE, Ky. - The four traffic signal poles and related structural items will be replaced on each signal along Ky.
PMC opening regional flu clinic
" Pikeville Medical Center announced Wednesday the opening of a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week flu center along North Mayo Trail in Pikeville.
Glasgow Daily Times, Glasgow, KY
Beshear education tour under way
The governor and first lady will spend three days this week hop-scotching the state for a series of press conferences and town hall meetings on education.
Frank Frisch: A new idea for Middfest
I recently read in The Journal that Middfest attendance was down due to the economy and the bad weather.
Burglary, assault dominate Pike indictments
By CHARLOTTE SANDERS Senior Writer PIKEVILLE, Ky. - " A 23-year-old man of Erlanger, Ky., has been indicted by the Pike County grand jury on a charge of second degree burglary and three counts of custodial interference involving three minor children.
Thousands attend permit hearings
The overflow from the packed 740-seat Charleston Civic Center theatre were not able to voice their opinions inside the public hearing held by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, but their message was loud and clear via signs, chants and the number of coal supporters which outnumbered those inside two to one.
Raucous pro-coal crowds pack mining hearings
PIKEVILLE, Ky. - Thousands of coal miners fearing the loss of jobs if mountaintop removal mining is curtailed or outlawed shouted down a handful of environmentalists at crowded public hearings Tuesday on the much-debated practice.