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Mills receives Mae Street Kidd Public Service Award
Henderson state Sen. Robby Mills was given the Mae Street Kidd Public Service Award at the Kentucky Affordable Housing Conference...
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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet continues to waste money on single-bid asphalt contracts
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Since those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it, I suggest Kentucky’s Transportation Secretary...
Read moreDetailsKentucky community colleges working to meet students’ ‘severe’ need for mental health support
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern About two-thirds of Kentucky community college students surveyed last year say they have experienced depression or...
Read moreDetailsBeshear appoints new communications director, thanks previous spokesperson for service
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear has parted ways with his long-time communications director. Crystal Staley, the former...
Read moreDetailsKentucky GOP senators praise laws going into effect
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern FRANKFORT — Celebrating the passage of a swath of GOP policies this year, Senate Republican leaders,...
Read moreDetailsTrump shutdown of Job Corps will leave ‘big void’ in this rural Kentucky place
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern As torrential rains inundated Kentucky in April, Union County Judge-Executive Adam O’Nan needed labor to fill and distribute...
Read moreDetailsKentucky lawmakers announce five legislative task forces for the 2025 interim session
Mills again co-chairs housing task force; Payne is on the AI task force Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern Kentucky General Assembly...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 4: A missing bench comes to symbolize missing solutions to homelessness
This is the final story in a Lantern series about homelessness in western Kentucky. Read the earlier articles here. Courtesy of...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 3: A church called its vision for housing a ‘Beacon of Hope.’ The mayor had concerns.
This is the third in a series about homelessness in western Kentucky. Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern CENTRAL CITY — Pastor...
Read moreDetailsNo Kentucky Home, Part 2: After living outdoors for weeks, she got a place to sleep, a shower — and a job
‘They try to sweep us under the rug like we don’t exist’ This story is the second of four parts...
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