Grayson, KY News

• Grayson, KY News
• Rudy Fest 2012
• Olive Hill man dead after KSP standoff
• Regional jail debate takes shape
• Community reacts to regional jail authority
• Grayson Gallery celebrates first anniversary
• School board approves staff pay raise, wish list for high schools, no consolidation
• Board makes heavy budget cuts
• Olive Hill City Council discusses water project
• Smokey Valley Truck Stop back in business
• City lawsuits appear in Circuit Court
• Vehicle donated to East JROTC
• 10-mile trail main attraction for weekend festival in Olive Hill
• Judge-executive drops jail bombshell
• Grand jury indicts 14
• Going to the dogs: K-9 unit joins Carter County sheriff’s office
• Grayson Council talks streets
• Four post offices may reduce window hours
• Fatal crash closes east I-64 in Rowan County
• KDMC offering free physicals to student athletes
• Grayson Chamber discusses Walmart
• Couple charged with criminal abuse
• Olive Hill church opens doors again
• Two vie for commonwealth’s attorney
• Appalachian son returns home: A personal commentary
• Walking to Washington for homeless vets
• West Middle wins energy award
• Grayson man dies during police standoff
• Alleged sexual criminals appear in Circuit Court
• Floods of 2010 could cost Olive Hill
• Olive Hill city government faces another lawsuit
• Counties sue mortgage recording company
• May 9 proclaimed National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day
• Saving a buried past
• Tyndall heading to Southern Miss
• Murder, sodomy, organized crime among indictments
• 4th Leaf sues City of Grayson over street
• Camacho charged
• Olive Hill Council hears tourism presentation
• East, West freshmen see drug abuse realities
• Walmart talk continues in Grayson
• Carter County options old playground property for $1,200
• Construction woes for Carter County Schools
• One killed, two hurt on I-64 in Carter County
• Police, dogs and Thunder on City Council agenda
• Senator Mitch McConnell pays Olive Hill a visit
• Hollingsworth conviction upheld in federal appeals court
• What happens when Walmart comes to town?
• KSP chase leads to 4 arrests
• Olive Hill becomes trail town
• Olive Hill mayor happy to be home
• Fiscal Court to rent land
• Carter County residents on the Road To Fame
• Carter County's Most Wanted
• 131 marijuana plants seized
• Death investigation leads to drug charge
• Fiscal Court answers redistricting suit
• Hall guilty of four counts of sex abuse
• 42nd Memory Days schedule set
• Grayson designates Super 8 Lane
• Stephen Baker: Not your grandpa’s hypnotist
• More feedback needed in school consolidation
• Controversy surrounds future Walmart road
• Olive Hill water project moves forward at City Council
• Carter could get $10 million in state road projects
• Diamond Rio to headline at Carter County Thunder
• Crabtree sentenced to 20 years
• School system to cut $1 million in personnel
• TV cable access channel may return in Olive Hill
• Wallace unhappy with county audit
• A reporter’s farewell
• Healing process slow for Grayson family
• Publisher wins 2 national awards
• Mining show coming to Carter Caves
• Fire training facility one step closer to reality
• West Carter Community Problem Solving Team crowned state champions
• 35 indicted by Carter grand jury
• Audit finds 13 problems with county finances
• Mocabee charged with assault
• A new beginning for a school and a community
• Fiscal Court gets down to business
• CPR gears up for another drug forum, Screen and Clean
• Public input needed for school district
• Dog ordinance means changes in Grayson
• 6-year-old injured in Olive Hill
• Fire training facility, one step closer to reality
• 6-year-old injured in Olive Hill
• EF-3 tornado brings death, destruction to Morgan County
• How to help tornado victims
• Fire in downtown Olive Hill still smoking
• School groundbreaking rescheduled
• Grayson Lake good and getting better
• Tipster winners cover first tornado, fire
• Regional tournament delayed
• Grahn man injured at plant
• Take the state’s broadband survey today!
• Olive Hill fire destroys old factory, carpet store
• Fiscal Court approves road work
• Cranks' 7-year legal battle proves fraud
• Olive Hill receives FEMA grant for emergency sirens
• Grayson dog ordinance moves forward
• Woods lore workshop set for Carter Caves
• Fiscal Court to hire additional attorney
• Olive Hill woman killed on I-64
• Fire hits downtown Olive Hill
• KSP arrest four at distribution center Thursday
• Old legislative boundaries reinstated
• Casino amendment loses
• 100 local jobs hopefully saved
• Bootlegging, gambling den raided in Carter City
• Carter Caves gets a new park manager
• CPR hosts drug prevention forum Feb. 28
• Board approves repairs, 2012-13 calendar
• Fiscal Court addresses litigation, synthetic drugs and UPIKE
• Grayson City Council wants public input on proposed dog ordinance
• Threat case to grand jury; rapist gets 6 years
• Four arrested in Olive Hill meth bust
• Four indicted for New Year’s Day crimes
• Parking lot pushers beware: Hitchin’ Post fights back
• Documents dispute police brutality allegations
• Sunrise Children's Service reaches out to Carter County
• Demand for meals continues to increase
• Carter definitely moving to 5th Congressional District
• 23 indicted by grand jury
• Kentucky Regional Works Program, preparation for life
• Alleged sexual predators appear
• Judge throws out redistricting plan
• Judge steps down in reapportionment suit
• Three charged in CCDC contraband sting
• Stanley performs in Hitchins, covers new ground
• Stepping toward stardom
• CCDC increases inmate services
• Fiscal Court approves refinancing of jail bonds
• Academics in Action: Be a reader, Be a leader
• York, Adkins to square off in 99th District
• Adkins is no stranger to Carter County
• Magisterial redistricting in Circuit Court on Feb. 6
• Carter County Public Library is thinking outside the books
• Winter Adventure Weekend a hit
• Sheriff gears up with new weapons
• York, Adkins to square off in 99th District
• High-flying Heritage Hoedowners
• Increased water rates cause boiling controversy at Olive Hill City Council
• 23 indicted
• Offill released to house arrest
• Webb spared in GOP redistricting plan
• Drug suspects arraigned
• Four J-T staff members honored with newspaper awards
• Webb spared in GOP redistricting plan
• Board kicks off $3M project at OHES
• Assault victim dies
• Offill charged with murder
• Carter initiative bans synthetic drugs
• CPR receives $8,000 grant
• ‘Heart of the Parks,’ a Grayson community project
• York’s House district heading west
• Rush newlyweds safe after cruise ship accident
• VIDEO - Floor speech by Rep. Jill York on House Bill 1-January 12, 2012
• Hitchins High School alumnus raises questions
• Flood of 2010, still an issue in Olive Hill
• Grayson woman pleads guilty to fraud
• Crabtree guilty, faces 20 years for burglary
• Hale case to go to Grand Jury
• Mary Kay Mustang goes to local consultant
• Assault victim in critical condition
• Six months and still no Nathan Barker
• Grayson park meeting a success
• Viral video: Anchor has Ron Burgundy moment on live TV
• Two charged in New Year’s assault
• Family terrorized in Grayson motel
• KSP launches manhunt for Roe
• Hard news stories of 2011
• Grayson Art Gallery has big plans for new year
• Dr. Ewell Scott retires from practice
• Controversial annexation finalized in Grayson
• Stanley arrested for identity theft and drug trafficking
• 11-year-old injured in single vehicle accident
• Grayson radio adds new FM signal
• Roe indicted for sex crimes
• Christmas season in the slammer
• Grayson man charged with stealing grave markers
• AT&T plays Santa with cash gifts
• Olive Hill City Council discusses water woes
• Man stabbed to death in Elliott County
• Murder/suicide linked to Grayson
• Group to research centralized high school
• Grayson wants county land for park
• Carter high schools honored at KYA, Fox elected lieutenant governor
• Davis giving up seat in Congress, potential candidates emerging
• Renovations delayed but still ahead for Olive Hill Arts and Education Center
• Waggoner charged with assault
• ‘Shop with a Cop’ a big success
• Larry Thompson, Gary Conn to run in 2012
• Technology, cooperation lead to contraband sting
• Woman reported missing is OK
• Olive Hill CPR has big plans for 2012
• KSP nab 2 for meth making
• Equipment, moonshine seized in Olive Hill
• Lowe sentenced to 12 years
• Smoke-Free Kentucky comes to Carter County
• Still no sign of Nathan Barker
• Santa is coming to Olive Hill
• Carter County Drug Free Coalition: New name, same goals
• Olive Hill Save-A-Lot to open Dec. 15
• KCU Concert Choir to Sing Gloria!
• Beshear orders child abuse death records released
• CPR’s economic survey results are in
• Holy Rollers prep for big Christmas
• Olive Hill parolee attempts to evade police
• Fa-la-la-la-LIFT!
• No criminal activity suspected in Ratcliff death
• A meeting of the (almost) century club
• Police Watch launches countywide
• Five months in, jail operating within budget
• County wide recycling program in the works
• Lexington company gets inspection contract on new school
• Redistricting proposals would impact Carter
• Gilliam pleads guilty to amended rape charges
• Loitering and fuel charges cause unease in Olive Hill
• Olive Hill Sesquicentennial memorabilia goes on sale
• KSP identifies body found near Willard
• Olive Hill man tries to ‘cash in’ coins
• Three indicted on meth charges
• Jail talk continues at Fiscal Court
• Weapons seized by Sheriff's deputies
• Carter County senior citizens go to Frankfort
• Putting the public back in the public libraries
• Precinct voting results
• Three arrested, two charged with attempted murder
• Save-A-Lot may be coming to Olive Hill
• Special memorial service to be held on Veterans Day
• Stringer to be remembered
• Newspaper now providing 24/7 news coverage
• Olive Hill police looking for burglary suspects
• Post office meetings bring standing room crowds
• Property tax rates passed by cities
• Gallery to stay in Grayson
• Academics in action: Reading Academy
• Academics in action
• 14 indicted
• Prayers for Nathan Barker
• Hearing set for Grayson annexation
• Tygart Creek school to take 4 months longer to build
• Mercado sentenced
• Citizens for Transparency call for change in Fiscal Court
• Fiscal Court pays for video taping
• Former County Treasurer asks for past Fiscal Court records
• Academics in action: Centers at Prichard Elementary
• Fiscal Court approves new insurance plan for county employees
• Butterflies: a profile in infant loss
• KSP waits for special prosecutor

• Hay Days schedule finalized
• Olive Hill utility clerk honored by KLC
• Carter County 'kayakoholic'
• Soldier Post Office at risk of closure, community meeting to be held
• Trailer fire claims life near Carter City
• Tractor-trailer wreck closes I-64
• NCLB report no deterrent for Carter
• Creepshow to be held next weekend
• Judge-executive for park, selling property
• Electric bill confusion in Olive Hill
• Colley sues Fiscal Court
• KAAC inducts two into Hall of Fame
• John 'Hop' Brown memorial blood drive held at West
• Money for food banks divided
• Funeral Saturday for Carter Caves park manager
• School board reverses cut in property tax rate
• 41 indicted on drug trafficking charges
• Garbage pickup rates go up in Olive Hill
• Recreation Alliance back in business
• Proposed beer sales create controversy
• Teachers call for revote
• Break the Chains: an event of hope in the face of addiction
• Fiscal Court cuts IRS check; investigation begins
• Are you a Friend of Carter Caves?
• POMC remembers
• Fiscal Court approves tax rates, hears from citizens
• School board lowers property tax rate
• Fiscal Court votes no changes in magisterial districts
• Former treasurer responds to 2010 Fiscal Court audit
• Water leak ordinance to change in Olive Hill
• Library Director Nellie Jordan…a profile in perseverance
• Drug roundup nets 23 on drug trafficking charges
• Ground broken on new Grayson police station
• Rock Springs preps for harvest, big changes
• Poppy Mountain Bluegrass Festival 2011
• Cave Run Storytelling Festival returns
• AG says Carter Fiscal Court wrong in camera restriction
• Squirrel hunter dies in ATV accident
• 'Topix' thread leads to lawsuit
• Sheriff nabs $40K in marijuana
• Bates crowned at WCHS Homecoming
• Clock running on county debt to IRS
• Fallen firefighters honored
• County clerk's audit released
• Hay probe moves forward
• KSP, courts to follow up on bomb threat
• Publisher elected to KPA board
• First Responders stretched thin, more needed
• 9/11 attacks prompts U.S. to create Department of Homeland Security
• Growing up 9-11
• State to honor First Responders
• Sept. 11 changes first response forever
• County audit may have led to IRS woes
• Full-service sheriff’s department returns
• Thursday is deadline to apply for emergency food and shelter funds
• Magisterial reapportionment tabled
• Federal jail contract safe for time being
• Olive Hill Senior Citizens Center to host auction
• Group launches transparency in government campaign
• Vineyard variety
• Fallen Grayson Firefighters honored
• Bomb threat shuts down West Carter schools
• Living is easy at the Farmers market
• Loitering in downtown Olive Hill causes fear, citizens demand action
• OHFD offers Project Lifesaver to county residents
• Hay investigation begins; magistrates weigh in
• Schools gear up for education improvements
• Retired sailor, wife win $32 million judgment but appeals could take years
• For better or worse; A look at how Sheriff's Department hours are impacting Carter County
• 95 delinquent tax bills sold
• Report shocks Board of Education
• Wallace stands behind hay decisions
• Balancing act continues for the Carter County sheriff
• $140,000 restarts Tygart Elementary building project
• Elijah's Cupboards overflow at Kingsway Ministries
• Sheriff asks for more information on missing person
• Grayson City Council finalizes new police station plans
• Hollingsworth appealing conviction
• Shoney’s denies discrimination allegations
• Road Crews face off at the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Equipment “Roadeo”
• Fiscal Court fails to banish camera to back row - for now
• Mercado found guilty, plans to appeal
• Delinquent taxes lead to foreclosure
• Roadside veggies for sale
• Post offices at Grahn and Soldier may close forever
• KCU book sale underway at Young Library
• CPR still hard at work to better Olive Hill
• Bus accident marks first day of school
• Rodeo action and cowgirls at the fair
• Attorney general receives hay allegations
• Sheriff forced to cut hours
• Alleged Subway bandits, 18 others indicted
• Emergency funds repair road in Olive Hill
• Creekside Market opening Saturday in Olive Hill
• Packs’, Inc. wins police station bid
• Fair stampede brings new attractions, old favorites
• New flood plain map causing issues
• Carter schools will participate in new federal meals program
• Election probe ends with no indictments
• Floods of 2010 still an issue in Olive Hill: $159,000 flood claim paid
• Sweat equity pays off at CCDC
• LIFT-ED event to provide school supplies to Olive Hill area kids
• Tobacco settlement grants: a profile in diversification
• Sesquicentennial a great success for Olive Hill
• Floods of 2010 still an issue in Olive Hill
• Search for missing man continues
• Ohio woman dies in I-64 crash
• Grayson annexation to go on the ballot
• Ruth Browning leaves $650,000 to Shriners Hospitals
• Fiscal Court merges solid waste and road departments
• Grayson man competes in national music contest
• Ban on synthetic pot doesn’t stop sale of reformulations
• Reapportionment Committee presents recommendation
• Tempers fly at Fiscal Court over jail transfers
• County family insurance coverage to stop Jan. 1
• DLG sheds light on Fiscal Court
• New superintendent closes week one
• Community Gardens in full bloom
• Guardian Community Living now operating locally
• Fiscal Court accepts bids at special meeting
• Roe calls for price increase for federal prisoners at CCDC
• Sheriff’s Department welcomes new addition: Scout, the police pup
• Charles Callahan: a profile in rehabilitation
• Gilliam ordered to pay restitution in porn case
• Grahn Community Center to host concert series
• Volunteers make a difference in downtown Olive Hill
• Body found near Grahn
• Dive team makes recovery in Rowan
• Sex offender cases head to Grand Jury
• Sparks fly at Olive Hill City Council
• Carter County Thunder expects 4,000 spectators
• Reapportionment Committee presents plans
• Fiscal Court opens bids
• Grand Jury indicts 11
• Small Business Award profile: James Hardware
• AT&T adds 200 jobs
• Sesquicentennial Weekend

• School board concerned about Tygart delay
• New calling system to aid Grayson EM
• IBMA winners abound at Rudy Fest
• Jill York: a profile in multi-tasking
• Once upon a coupon…
• Carper accused of wanton endangerment
• Final Friday art and antique show to continue
• Small Business Award Profile- Antiques -N- Uniques
• Grayson City Council approves new budget, opens bids for police station
• “Someday” drama revived in Olive Hill
• Dotson named new superintendent
• Seagraves to testify in Hayes lawsuit
• Relay for Life planned this weekend
• Linda Lowe: A profile in preservation
• The Steeldrivers among top acts at Rudy Fest
• Olive Hill native finalist on MasterChef
• Small Business Award Profile- Family Vision Health Center
• Jannet L. Porter wins Volunteer of the Year
• New position approved by school board
• Mapel sentenced to life
• Wiley faces sexual abuse charges
• Six vie for Carter Superintendent spot
• Tomolonis named new WCMS principal
• Bailey becomes Eagle Scout
• Fiscal Court approves $7 million budget
• Boggs nominated for Board of Jailers
• Wallace proposes new employee agreement
• Small Business Award Profile: Garden Gate Greenhouse
• Bryant’s death caused by gunshot
• Rolling Thunder races through
• Thompson sentenced to 9 years in abuse cases
• Hayes denies allegations in “knockoff” lawsuit
• Small Business Award Profile: John's Garage
• Rain leads to losses in agriculture
• The man behind the magic of Memory Days: Bob Caummisar
• Binion arrested
• Two rape arrests made in Grayson
• Grayson police seize 5 pounds of marijuana
• Reduced jail budget approved at special meeting
• Farmers Hardware returns to roots
• To date, $324,677 in FEMA help for Olive Hill
• Reapportionment commissioners named
• Required flood ordinance an issue in Olive Hill
• Subway suspects caught without incident
• Carter County receives 5 small business awards
• State offices to close Friday for furlough
• Grand jury indicts 13
• Justice selected as Upper Tygart principal
• Beekeeping a family affair
• Charles Rutledge: A profile in educational excellence
• Schuch makes strides in special education
• FEMA expands floodplain in Carter County
• Fiscal Court may sue City of Grayson
• Voters cast ballots
• $6 million Rattlesnake Ridge water project to begin
• Justice or Leet to lead Upper Tygart Elementary
• Starlene Harris: a profile in community spirit
• Reapportionment group to work with FIVCO
• 100 youth summer jobs lost to funding cuts
• Wallace calls for 20% cut in jail budget
• Deadbeat parents sought by County Attorney’s office
• Olive Hill Fire Department gets new rescue truck
• Final Friday Arts and Antiques Walk to open in Grayson
• Jailer, magistrates squabble over jail costs
• Deadbeat parents head to slammer
• Missing family of three found in Texas
• Former postmaster gets probation
• College student gives back to her community
• Reward offered in Bryant homicide
• President declares Carter County disaster area
• POMC chapter holds annual conference in Grayson
• County Attorney’s office hosts law students
• Scooter focused on buying local
• $45,000 moved for jail payroll, utilities
• Attorney General says local government cannot ban pain clinics
• Olive Hill Fire Department loses vital truck in wiring fire
• New guilty pleas in Community Presence criminal cases
• “Dump the Junk” collects 10,000 pills
• Kiser named new principal at East Carter High School
• Angela Johnson: A profile in courage, compassion
• Superintendent search underway
• Carter Industries is hiring
• Budget woes continue for Carter County jail
• Efforts underway to resurrect Jenny Wiley Trail
• Kiser promoted to principal at East Carter High
• Olive Hill fire truck destroyed by fire
• Carter road closed
• Mapel facing life without parole for murder, kidnapping
• Kiser or Nichols to be new ECHS principal
• So far, bats at Carter Caves safe from white nose
• Ken’s Barber Shop: 3 for 3 in floods, reopenings
• Meals On Wheels’ Ed Caudill: A profile in volunteerism
• Ashland police post looks for missing woman
• Potter believes service is key to business success
• Olive Hill Fire Department receives $75,000 grant
• Gilliam appeals sentencing in child porn case
• Darlene Gee resigns as school superintendent
• Olive Hill Library back in business
• Drug and police agencies sponsor ‘Dump the Junk’
• New business wants to give back
• Thompson, Yates sentencing delayed
• Grant extended for disaster recovery teams
• Fiscal Court talks cross country with sheriff
• Hitchins gym filled with memories, flood damage
• Publisher wins national award
• Olive Hill man arrested in Morehead
• Olive Hill man drowns when ATV is swept away
• Heavy rains bring high water, road closings
• Gilliam gets 20 years for child porn
• Mission changed to finding Nemo’s killer
• Jim Phillips, a profile in credibility
• Dinky train homecoming a big deal
• Body in pond confirmed as missing teen
• ‘Dinky’ returning to Hitchins
• Courthouse voters moving to ECMS
• Five arrested in Olive Hill meth raid
• Relay For Life sponsors ‘paint the town purple’
• High profile murder trial opens next week
• Flood mitigation work continues in Olive Hill
• Exit 161: not just a way into Olive Hill
• First ‘Dinner at the Winery’ will be April 22
• Body in farm pond likely missing teenager
• Five arrested in Olive Hill meth raid
• Jail receives $50,000 in technology upgrades at no cost to county
• Olive Hill Arts and Education Center receives $500,000 grant
• Farmers Hardware property sells for $1.8 million
• Benefit to be held April 2 for missing Olive Hill teen
• Gibbs bringing True Value back to Grayson
• Former restaurateur Gary James dies at 75
• Carter ranks high in forest fires
• All Things Ministries plans a Face-LIFT
• Olive Hill Senior Citizens Center to reopen
• County, Grayson show growth in census
• Meals on Wheels opening café to raise money
• No leads in search for missing teen
• Haney’s Jewelry celebrates 50 years
• Farmers Hardware land, buildings on auction block
• Drug dealer gets 10 years
• Three drug arrests made in Olive Hill
• Former deputy jailer gets 44 months in prison
• Tactical Search and Rescue is no more
• 3rd time’s still not the charm for Jailer Boggs
• Search for missing Olive Hill teen enters third week
• Jury recommends 10 years for drug dealer
• ‘Bluegrass on the Hill’ March 26 to kick off OHHS 2011 events schedule
• Ashland trooper receives highway safety award
• Vehicle, foot pursuit ends in arrest
• Three teens arrested on meth charges
• KSP arrest second Grayson man for same burglary
• Search intensifies for missing teenager
• CCDC transport team works federal sweep
• Copper thieves kill phones, Internet
• Footloose fugitive caught by KSP
• Faith-based groups to provide help for flood-damaged property in Olive Hill
• Housing rehab available for low-income families
• County native launches self-publishing site
• Schools focus on energy conservation
• ECHS students experience ‘Drive the Dream’
• Sturgill’s Music Center lives on
• Thompson, Yates guilty of all charges
• In like a lion: March is severe weather awareness month
• Four more go down in meth bust
• Two indicted for burglary
• Carter County Long Term Recovery Team still helping
• Lack of federal funding could curtail charity work
• House honors fallen soldiers
• Carter County Schools implement Senate Bill 1
• Senator Webb files resolution urging Florida gov. to not repeal prescription-tracking system
• Dive Team receives equipment grant
• Lady Comets ride tales of experience in postseason
• Middleton found not guilty in shooting
• Sheriff, KSP arrest four Carter Countians on meth charges
• Olive Hill Times, Grayson Journal-Enquirer kick off Facebook contest
• School site big win for Carter City
• Why does Olive Hill have black fire hydrants?
• Billy Bowling dies in farm supply accident
• “Ballad of Nicole Penix Vanzant”: a local artist sings for justice
• First National Bank to finance new police station
• CPR says goodbye to FEMA, looks to future
• Election still under investigation
• Boggs' ideas fall on deaf ears
• Prichard students raise obesity awareness
• Farmers' Hardware items auctioned
• How would Senate Bill 45 impact Carter County?
• School board to hold special meeting
• Historical home to be torn down in Olive Hill
• Grayson PD welcomes new computers and officer
• Shasteen wins Appakids Card Contest
• Grayson Council approves preliminary plans for new police station
• HealthSource gets national attention
• Farmers Hardware is no more
• Deputy Sheriff captures one of Kentucky’s most wanted
• Russell fails to keep Stone Mountain land
• Alleged rapist, church burglars indicted
• Grayson dive team assists in Bath County crash
• Federal, state, local cooperation could mean brighter future
• Grayson City Council hires fiscal agent
• KSP warns of new credit card scam
• Salvation Army faces shortfalls
• Opinions differ on meth bill proposal
• KCU Soccer signees
• Jail bonds waiting for best market
• MOJO's - a new kind of business
• Sen. Webb gets key committee assignments
• Olive Hill Times home at last
• Wallace awarded for EMT service
• Drug Task Force working for better community
• Carter County launches pilot reading program
• A man on an important mission
• Carter Caves hosts Winter Adventure Weekend
• West girls to compete at All A State
• Former sports standout arrested for theft
• Water issues bubble up
• Detention Center broke, receives $100,000
• Tractor Supply starts over
• Police facility on building fast track
• A storyteller's story: Earl H. Stewart
• Olive Hill native to visit Yangshuo, China
• Board approves ECHS recovery plan, Tygart boundaries
• Judge rules Olive Hill mayor is re-elected
• New magistrates, attorney at first Fiscal Court meeting
• Grayson Police Department upgrades technology
• Dive team trains in Florida
• City Council meets, confirms new police location
• CPR finalizes date to meet with state, federal agencies
• Tourism wants public input on old fire station
• Election probe still ongoing
• Gas rates vary widely in Carter County cities
• Smoking ban coming to Carter County?
• Tractor Supply coming to Grayson
• Election challenge still pending
• State requires change in ECHS leadership
• New jailer intends to collect old fees
• Recovery group helping disaster victims
• Immigration bill could break detention center
• CPR moving ahead
• Local realtor says market looks promising
• Governor Beshear appoints new secretary of state
• Carter County’s top news stories of 2010
• Winter weather dips into county salt supply
• Fiscal Court addresses financial woes
• County Treasurer Beth Justice adjusting well
• “Master of Disaster” retires after 36 years
• Outgoing magistrates meet final time
• Sesquicentennial planning underway in Olive Hill
• State road crews ready for more snow
• Grace period ends for new texting law
• Mayoral election contest still in doubt
• Hitchins Preservation Society waits on funding
• Grayson City Council holds special meeting
• Working to revitalize downtown Olive Hill
• City officials sworn in at Olive Hill and Grayson meetings
• Hospice offers grief counseling to community
• EMS: Bringing the latest medical technology to your house
• Sesquicentennial theme contest deadline extended
• Ashland coke plant to close
• State’s population tops 4.3 million
• Price Solutions comes home
• Kids shop with Olive Hill Police Department
• CPR presents findings
• Part of mayoral case dismissed
• Board of Education wraps 2010 with final meeting
• Ambulance grant in the works
• State AG probing for-profit schools
• PSC: Use caution if ice storm brings power outages
• Election probe goes to grand jury
• Carter County receives road funds for flood repairs
• NCLB under fire
• American Legion Post 138 celebrates Christmas
• GFD’s Dive Team recovers vehicle
• High speed fiber network a reality at WCMS
• Beshear closes out 2010, preps for campaign
• Grayson Area Chamber of Commerce holds annual meeting
• ECMS makes improvements but still falls short
• Grayson PD's Sgt. Cantrell honored
• Friday collision
• Brammell dedicated to fair representation
• School board finally awards bids for Tygart Elementary
• CPR open house results
• The forgotten Civil War cemetery
• Motives questioned in Frankfort for proprietary schools
• Galbraith will run as Independent in 2011
• Consent judgment in Coal Case
• Short contests Olive Hill mayor’s race
• State vote fraud investigator here Dec. 8
• Local author gives back
• State corrections stands behind moonlighting jailer
• Ivy Foundation wants pet care to be a top priority
• Teens participate in CPR surveys
• Olive Hill woman dies in car crash
• New jailer to study other jails
• Four arrested for meth lab
• CPR collecting comments from citizens
• Clerk’s office preps for election probe
• Hitchins hero laid to rest
• Piper speaks out against abuse allegations
• Burton to bring his honesty, integrity to Fiscal Court
• Sparks committed to flood prevention in Olive Hill
• Carter among six counties picked for vote probe
• No changes after election re-canvass
• Election results coming tonight
• Webb keeps seat; Boggs named new jailer; York defeats Hayes; Brammell new sheriff; Wallace returns as judge exec; Flannery new county attorney; Steele, Sparks retain mayoral seats
• School board rescinds PLA after latest Tygart bids rejected
• Grayson man first person laid to rest in local veterans' cemetery
• US 60 in Carter County becomes memorial highway for six fallen officers and firefighter
• POMC observes National Day of Remembrance
• Funtoberfest a success
• The dirt is gone from Backbone
• Caudill sentenced to life without parole
• Driver's license now available in Olive Hill
• Speech therapists request raise
• Need for new Olive Hill drug officer at issue
• Hydreco Village residents get to go back home
• Local man promoted to district forester
• Kentucky Veterans cemetery dedicated
• Couple die in one-vehicle accident
• Grayson City Council monthly news
• Third-year national funding is granted to local drug task force
• OHFD facing money problems
• Work continues to clean Tygart Creek
• Local News Briefs
• Tygart Creek cleaning begins
• Lawsuit filed against school board
• Equipment donated to clean Tygart
• Olive Hill passes budget
• School board increases tax bill to build school
• County approves tax rates
• Olive Hill struggles with dirty water issue
• Flood victims to get new furniture
• Grayson City Council meets
• The Writing's on the Wall
• Grayson Tourism office officially opens
• Two Grayson KSP promoted
• County to make payments on new cruisers and fire department equipment
• Tom T. Hall honored in the Country Music Quilt Trail
• City office candidates draw for ballot position
• Kappes named new publisher
• Woman dies after falling from moving car
• Ms. Gee and Mrs. Horsley go to Washington
• Two indicted
• 24 file to run in city races
• 17 indicted
• Meals on Wheels and CARES looking for home
• New law says no texting while driving and no cell phone use if under 18
• FEMA to offer help
• Olive Hill gets grant
• 17 indicted by Carter County Grand Jury
• Upcoming election deadlines
• Carter County Fair Pageant set for Aug. 8
• Rt. 60 Yard Sale this weekend
• Olive Hill City Council has first reading of 2010 budget
• Flood recovery efforts continue
• Backpacks arrive
• Raising goats is profitable
• Fatal shooting takes place Sunday in Olive Hill
• Local News Briefs
• Grayson City Council meets
• House Speaker Stumbo speaks with residents of Carter County
• Fultz woman remains missing following Wednesday's flood
• Gov. Beshear visits Olive Hill and Grahn after last week's flood
• Mary Littleton dies in flash flood
• Crash claims one life on I-64 Sunday
• Council not pleased with recent change order on fire department
• The thingamajig has been named Solar Sunbaby
• Plans to improve all county schools discussed at Monday's board meeting
• Tri-State Service Program now open to offer patients assistance and referral
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Grayson!

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