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ASHLAND Testing is the foundation to building strategies to fight COVID-19.
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A Congressional probe, a litigation-happy Swiss heiress, a German-Guatemalan millionaire and a series of patent disputes are a few of the details in one Braidy Industries board member's past, according to an investigation by The Daily Independent.
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Amy Compston, of Ashland, began her missionary work as an expression of her faith, and she said her faith has always been rewarded. It happened again this week.
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Amy McGrath knows how to get along with Republicans, she said. She is married to one, after all.
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Former Braidy Industries CEO Craig Bouchard misled the Ashland community, the company's board of the directors and investors and crushed any dissent within the company's ranks, according to a report filed in Delaware Court.
In the midst of litigation over the Jan. 28 ouster of Braidy CEO Craig Bouchard, the board of directors tried to affect a stock split, which would've allegedly diluted the power Bouchard has on the board.
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Gov. Andy Beshear fielded a question Monday regarding the possibility of Our Lady of Bellefonte staying open past the scheduled closure date of April 30.
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Longtime Tri-State region resident Bill Shelton is getting close to the finish line of the Appalachian Trail.
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Will Hurricane Irma impact the state of Kentucky?
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WASHINGTON – Coal state lawmakers said Tuesday they’re cautiously optimistic Congress will preserve health care for 23,000 retired miners and their families before their benefits expire in four days.
Arkansas officials on Monday night executed two inmates in back-to-back lethal injections, carrying out the country's first double executions since 2000.
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LEXINGTON Republican U.S. Congressman Andy Barr faced 600 or so mostly angry constituents here Monday night at a town hall meeting dominated by questions about the Affordable Care Act and Republicans’ plan to replace it with their own plan.
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FRANKFORT Kentucky’s troubled pension systems had some good news for lawmakers Monday, although they remain a long way from financial stability.
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MOREHEAD When most people hear the word aerospace it brings to mind enormous rockets firing upward from launch pads in places such as Florida or California.
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Linda B. Prince, 77, of Raceland, passed away in the Community Hospice, Wednesday, May 27, 2020, surrounded by her family. Linda was born Nov. 15, 1942, in Cattletsburg, a daughter of the late Barley S. and Minnie Dawson Potter. In addition to her parents, one brother, Lowell Potter, precede…
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