Pikeville, KY News

• Pikeville, KY News
• UPIKE hires Stone, Darby to lead cheer & dance
• The Wright Stuff: Lady Owl flies to UPike
• Pikeville volleyball lands local product
• Pikeville volleyball lands local product
• Kent inks with UPIKE bowling
• Kent inks with UPIKE bowling
• UPIKE bowler finished third in Junior Masters
• Women’s Basketball lands Mason County product
• Wells: I’m staying
• Boone product to bowl at UPIKE
• National Champions honored with Chrisman awards
• Gottfried to speak at UPIKE athletics banquet
• Bears land transfers, Tennessee prep stars
• Spring Bears honored for play, classroom efforts; Auton top coach
• Boiled: Extra-inning grand slam ends Bears’ season
• Lindsey blanks Bears in MSC tourney
• Follow the Bears in today's MSC Softball Tourney
• Bears beat Pats in 8 to advance to MSC Tourney
• Bunt bounces Bears from MSC tourney
• Ohioan signs with Bears
• Michigan bowler signs with Bears
• Bears end season with losses to Rio
• Baseball ends regular season with loss
• Hohnstein eliminated in ISC semifinals
• Baseball swept by Georgetown
• Softball splits with Asbury
• Softball splits with Asbury
• Bears finish 7th in ITCs
• Coming Home: Justice transfers to UPIKE
• Bears cling to life in ITCs
• Bears seeded third in ITCs
• Bears seeded third in ITCs
• Links to Live Bowling
• Damron earns 3rd Coach of Year title; Yioulos, Hensley honored
• Softball Bears fall to SSU
• Lucas Hohnstein advances to semifinals of USBC Singles
• King of the Castle: Bears, freshman win Bluegrass Classic
• King of the Castle: Bears, freshman win Bluegrass Classic
• Dear Diary -- Welcome to the ITCs
• Dear Diary -- Welcome to the ITCs
• Women’s soccer plays in ‘Friendly for Families’
• Orange & Black Spring Game Wednesday at Hambley
• Baseball swept at Wise
• A Big Day: 16th Region Player of the Year signs
• Remembering Gary Thrash
• Bears split with St. Catharine
• Bears sweep Rams, 13-0 & 11-3
• Ohio native to join UPIKE volleyball program
• Bourbon County product to play golf at UPIKE
• No Foolin': Bears win NAIA Championship!
• Women remain unbeaten, men bounced from NAIA bowling tourney
• Yioulos repeats as Bowler of Year; Hensley 1st-Team All-American
• Women seeded 3rd, men 15th in NAIA bowling tournament
• Football Bears to scrimmage at Hazard, give spring dates
• Women's basketball signs Tennessee product
• McCary to play volleyball at UPIKE
• Women's soccer to play in fundraiser for tornado victims
• Cavs sweep Bears
• Bears fall to Berea 10-5
• Seventh inning sends St. Catharine past Bears
• Seventh inning sends St. Catharine past Bears
• Bears drop pair to St. Catharine
• Bears drop pair to St. Catharine
• Bears complete spring break trip
• Bears win series at Asbury
• Bears add transfers to men’s basketball roster
• Three basketball players honored by NAIA
• Johnson Central product to play volleyball at UPIKE
• Low-round on Day 2 lifts Bears in Shawnee State Invite
• UPIKE women win; freshman men’s bowler qualifies for nationals
• Pikeville High's Will Boyd to golf at UPIKE
• Amanda Hodge to play volleyball at Pikeville
• Fondelius named MSC Tennis Player of the Week
• Fondelius named MSC Tennis Player of the Week
• Bears split doubleheader with Taylor
• Shooting woes do in Bears in MSC tourney
• Setty, McHenry named First-Team All-MSC
• Setty, McHenry named First-Team All-MSC
• Cheerleaders honored by the Mid-South Conference
• Four women’s basketball players honored by the MSC
• Four women’s basketball players honored by the MSC
• Bears’ season ends as Wise advances in MSC
• Bears split with Saint Francis for 3-1 weekend
• Bears split with Saint Francis for 3-1 weekend
• Setty’s career-high pushes Bears past Cavs
• Setty’s career-high pushes Bears past Cavs
• Cavs win tourney preview
• Cavs win tourney preview
• Freshman powers Bears past St. Francis
• Bears roll past Eagles 10-1
• Postseason bowling assignments announced live Wednesday
• UPIKE to host youth soccer training
• Tech holds off Bears to squeeze out tight win
• Second half the difference as Tech beats Bears
• 8-0 run pushes Bears through the Storm
• Second-half rally give Rio Grande win
• Women win, men second in Burris Memorial
• Women win, men second in Burris Memorial
• Wells takes stout resume to 'Sportsman' ceremony
• Wells takes stout resume to 'Sportsman' ceremony
• Wells a finalist for 'Sportsman of the Year'
• KCU holds off Jones, Bears 71-66
• UPIKE tennis wins 6 of 9 events in Charleston tourney
• Women’s basketball, baseball games moved this week
• St. Catharine holds off Bears, 90-85
• This close: Bears fall to St. Catharine in OT
• Baseball weekend cancelled
• Deep 3 pushes Tigers past Bears
• No. 21 Campbellsville outlasts UPIKE
• Mason product to play golf at UPIKE
• Bears ranked 22nd this week
• McHenry, Young too much for Shawnee State
• No. 11 Shawnee State uses 2nd half to beat Bears
• No. 12 Georgetown cruises past Bears
• 17th-ranked Georgetown downs UPike
• UPIKE football announces signees
• Men’s tennis gets votes in national ratings
• No. 1 UPIKE wins Bulldog Classic
• Bears move up to No. 20
• Young named MSC Player of the Week
• Forever Young: Bucket with 8.4 left pushes Bears past 8th-ranked Lindsey Wilson
• Lindsey holds off Conley, Bears 73-66
• UPIKE signs first member of lacrosse team
• Early dominance leads No. 23 Bears past Cumberlands
• No. 8 Cumberlands knocks off UPIKE
• UPIKE Hall of Fame class inducted Saturday
• Bears return to national ratings
• Bears survive FT woes, Wise 74-72
• First-half runs lead Wise past Bears
• Truck, thousands of other gifts given away on Appalachian Wireless Night
• 11-point run leads Tech past UPIKE
• Bear rally falls short at Tech
• Bears hold off Red Storm 82-78
• Rio Grande shoots down Bears, 82-65
• Rio Grande shoots down Bears, 82-65
• Women’s Bowling No. 1 in coaches poll
• Ashland native to play golf at UPIKE
• Fairview product to play golf at UPIKE
• UPIKE hires new volleyball coach
• St. Catharine scores last 12 to beat Bears
• Late buckets give St. Catharine win over Bears
• Ellis tip-in gives Bears the win over No. 25 Campbellsville
• No. 12 Campbellsville rolls past Bears
• Women's bowling No. 1 after both teams close 2011 strong
• Bears hold off Webber International
• No. 19 Union rallies past Pikeville
• Tennessee Wesleyan holds off Pikeville 67-58
• Bears fall to Lions, 72-62
• Comeback falls short vs. Viterbo
• Comeback falls short vs. Viterbo
• Bears fall to No. 1 OCU
• Bears sign Chase Robinson
• Merry Christmas: Bears nail 17 3s, No. 24 IUS 95-66
• Merry Christmas: Bears nail 17 3s, No. 24 IUS 95-66
• Santa’s helpers borrow signature sleigh
• Santa’s helpers borrow signature sleigh
• Family Tradition: Kasi Watson signs with UPIKE
• Bears hold off Virginia Intermont
• Hot-shooting duo too much for Bears at MSU
• Bears are 22nd in first regular-season poll
• Bears use glass, stripe to knock off Rams
• Softball helps out during Thanksgiving
• Lindsey controls final 5, beats Bears 76-73
• Big first half leads Lindsey past Pikeville
• Ashland golfers sign with Bears
• Regional golf champ signs with Pikeville
• 15-3 run sends Bears past Cumberlands
• Second-half explosion too much for women's basketball
• Bears pull away from Alice Lloyd
• Men's soccer picks up transfer from Lindsey Wilson
• Breaking Ground
• Women's basketball falls at IUS
• Bowling finishes strong in Striking Knights Invite
• Late jumper sinks Bears, 86-84
• Late lead slips away from women's basketball 71-63
• Board named MSC Player of the Week
• Board named MSC Player of the Week
• Comeback falls short for No. 1 Bears
• Women's basketball drops MSC opener
• Bears take on Tigers
• Quick honored twice, five others recognized by MSC
• Bears win title-game rematch over Cougars
• Help Judi’s Place, get free admission to games
• Bluefield bounces Bears, 76-71
• Bears host No. 2 Mountain State in title tilt rematch
• Setty’s second-half explosion leads Bears to 5-0
• Field goal at :00 gives KCU win over UPIKE
• Field goal at :00 gives KCU win over UPIKE
• Bears shoot down Thunder Hawks
• Former Bear All-American Cooksey to play in D-League
• Former Bear All-American Cooksey to play in D-League
• Schulte all-conference, teammates HM; six honored academically
• Schulte all-conference, teammates HM; six honored academically
• Men's Bowling sweeps Racers Classic
• Men's Bowling sweeps Racers Classic
• St. Catharine knocks off Bears 4-1
• Bears play Pats to draw in regular-season finale
• Bears unviel championship banner, roll past Union
• Bears fall to Cards 74-55
• Family Tradition: Bears sign Morgan
• Men's Basketball 'Reading' program off to successful start
• Men's Basketball opens nationally at No. 1
• Raise the roof, lower the banners with the Bears on Saturday
• Wise scores 53 straight, rolls past UPike
• Wise scores 53 straight, rolls past UPike
• Bears, Tigers picked atop MSC poll
• MSC: Women's basketball picked in sixth-place tie
• Women's Bowling off to strong start after own event
• Campbellsville holds off Bears 2-1
• Campbellsville blanks UPIKE 2-0
• Campbellsville blanks UPIKE 2-0
• Georgetown offense too much for Bears, 45-21
• Georgetown offense too much for Bears, 45-21
• Volleyball sweeps Eagles, Evangels
• Egas leads Bears past Tigers
• Women's soccer bounces Tigers, 4-1
• Bears Ace Blues
• Holy Bible Institute
• West named Defensive Player of the Week
• Cumberlands blanks men's soccer 3-0
• Overtime goal lifts Cumberlands past women's soccer
• Men's basketball, All-Stars entertain more than 4,000
• St. Catharine spoils volleyball's homecoming
• Lindsey scores with 2.1 seconds left, beats Bears
• Volleyball falls to one-loss Lindsey Wilson, 3-0
• Volleyball falls to one-loss Lindsey Wilson, 3-0
• Haddix named MSC Defensive Player of the Week
• Bears force nine turnovers, hold off No. 19 Campbellsville
• Late Union goal does in men's soccer
• Three second-half goals lift Union past UPIKE women's soccer
• Bowling Bears open season with win
• Volleyball beaten by Georgetown
• Travis tabbed nation's top defensive player
• Hoskins named league, national Offensive Player of the Week
• Record book gets workout on Saturday
• Hoskins, Travis lead Bears past Faulkner
• Extra time again unkind to UPike
• Georgetown blanks UPike 2-nil
• Volleyball wins third straight, fourth in five
• Volleyball wins third straight, fourth in five
• Men's soccer blanks KCU, 5-0
• Men's soccer blanks KCU, 5-0
• Women's soccer plays to tie with KCU
• Women's soccer plays to tie with KCU
• Terrell named MSC Special Teams Player of the Week
• Women's soccer suffers double-overtime setback
• Men's soccer picks up first win of the season
• Two late scores lift No. 21 Shorter past UPIKE
• Staggs Selected for All State Childrens Chorus
• 6th Grade Wins Showcase
• PHS Presents "Into the Woods"
• EQT Energy Classic 58th Pikeville Invitational
• Pikeville Independent Celebrates Veterans Day
• PHS Scores Among Top 10% of Districts
• Athletic Update
• NHS Induction Ceremony
• Wal Mart Honors Teachers
• Suicide Prevention Training at PHS
• Royalty Visits PES
• Medical Science Class Visits PMC
• Royalty Visits PES
• Medical Science Class Visits PMC
• Welcome New Pikeville Ind. Employees
• Presidential Physical Fitness Challenge
• New Principal at Pikeville High School
• Congratulations Graduates
• Three PHS Students to Attend GSA
• McNulty is State Champion
• Cantrell is Rogers Scholar
• Rogers Explorers Selected
• PES Celebrates Perfect Attendance
• Governor's Scholars Named
• PHS 90th Year, All Class Reunion: A Success
• Pikeville Independent honors volunteers
• PHS Senior Selected to Sing National Anthem at Sweet 16
• PHS Academic Team wins District Governor's Cup
• Pikeville High School Above State Averages in All Areas
• Thirty Pikeville Junior High students visit Barter Theater
• Gabe Evans receives Piano Award
• P'pool Wins Honors for Artistic Achievement
• Word of the Month: September
• Pikeville Independent May Word of the Month: Honesty
• PHS Thanks Mentors of the School-to-Work Program
• Evans Receives State Honors for Piano
• PHS Hosts Kick-Off Carnival and Cookout: Sept. 2
• PJHS Cheerleaders named Varsity.com's Squad of the Month
• Pikeville Junior High Academic Team Wins 1st and 3rd at Governors Cup – State Competition!!
• PHS Cheerleaders shine in state and national competition
• Pikeville High School's Ann Samons named KCA High School Counselor of the Year
• Eight PHS students make All-District Band 2005
• Sidle Accepted to the American Musical & Dramatic Academy
• PHS holds mock election
• PHS Cheerleaders Host Kick-off Carnival
• Pikeville Ind. Holds Open Forum on Drug Testing Policy for Employees
• PHS presents The Sound of Music
• Pikeville Elementary Presents Christmas Arts and Humanities Program
• PHS Celebrates 04-05 ACT Scores
• Stone named National Spirit Coach 2005
• Holiday Business Hours - (Rebecca Hamilton)
• Sykes' students earn 1,000 points in Accelerated Reading Program
• Newsome Awarded Mountain Classic Scholarship
• Pikeville Independent begins a new year with a new look
• Save your Food City receipts for Pikeville Elementary
• Miss Kentucky visits Pikeville Elementary
• Big Sandy Idol comes to PHS
• Pikeville Ind. Announces Summer Athletic Camps
• Wheeler Named National Spirit Coach 2006
• Trees to Benefit Ray of Hope
• Pikeville Elementary Participates in UNITE March Against Drugs
• Book Fair Comes to Pikeville Elementary this Week
• PHS and ERHS team to help tsunami victims
• Pikeville Independent School Board Honored
• Burchett retires from Pikeville Independent
• Hager Named Winner of Essay Contest
• Family Math Night: A true success
• Baird appointed to Kentucky Board of Education
• PHS Hosts 7th Grade Orientation June 20 -23
• Pikeville Junior High Academic Team Wins District Competition
• PHS Presents Choral and Band Christmas Concerts
• PHS Welcomes New Teachers
• PES Kindergarteners Present Play
• PES Academic Team places second in District Tournament
• Sachdeva Scores Perfect on ACT
• Leatherman named new Instructional Supervisor for Pikeville Independent
• PHS Academic Team wins 15th Region Championship
• PHS Junior goes to Miss Kentucky Teen
• Pikeville Independent Ranked 4th in the State
• PJHS Holds 2006 Eighth Grade Graduation Ceremony
• PES honors Jan. and Feb. Students of the Week
• PHS Student Council Helps Children at Christmas
• Two Join Pikeville Elementary Faculty
• McNulty Chosen as 2005 Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year
• PHS students tour state capitol
• STLP Advances to State
• Seventh graders' work published in KDE Teacher Source Book
• PHS Alumni Foundation Announces 2007 Gala
• Carty elected to KSBA Board of Directors
• Pikeville High School Partners With Police Department
• PHS Holds 2006 Commencement Ceremony
• PHS Future Business Leaders Shine at Regional Competition
• Pikeville Elementary Honors Nov. and Dec. Students of the Week
• Vyas receives Presidential Freedom Scholarship for Community Service
• PES Students Rewarded for High Performance on CATS Testing
• PHS Student Council donates to Mayor Hambley Monument Fund
• McNamee Named Head Coach of Panther Football
• Pikeville Independent school board members take oath of office
• Hall Receives Gabbard Broadcasting Scholarship
• Pikeville Independent to hold 2004 Community Forum
• Carty Appointed to State Educational Standards Board
• Pikeville Independent Schools Receives Nationally Recognized "What Parents Want" Award
• PES Academic Team Takes First Place in District
• Tree Project Results in Big Success
• Pikeville Independent Ranked 5th in State
• PHS Students Chosen for Governor's Scholars and Arts Programs
• PHS Drama Department presents "Harvey"
• PES Raises Over $3000 for Haiti
• Jeelani featured on the cover of Kentucky Living Magazine
• Pikeville Jr. High Brings Home Cheerleading Title
• Pikeville Independent dedicates Veteran's Memorial Outdoor Classroom this Thursday
• Adkins Wins Honors for Artistic Achievement
• Walsh Receives Rachel Barnes Memorial Scholarship
• Wilson Honored as a "Teacher Who Made a Difference"
• In Memory of Paige Johnson
• Sixth Grade Visits Challenger Center
• Pikeville Ind. Holds Eighth Grade Graduation
• PHS students excel at regional FBLA competition
• Kindergarten Registration Date Set
• PHS Academic Team continues winning tradition
• PES Academic Team wins Regional Governors Cup
• PHS hosts 2004 All County Band and congratulates the 20 PHS students who will participate
• Opportunities for PHS Students
• Litafik Retires from Pikeville Elementary
• Thacker Named to Who's Who Among Nurses
• PHS Honors "Distinguished" Students
• PES Second Graders Visit Mountain Home Place
• PHS Names Senior Salute
• Tackett named to Who's Who Among American Teachers
• BSCTS Announces Big Sandy Idol Participants and Winners
• Children's book donations collected for Pikeville Elementary Headstart
• Pikeville Elementary Academic Team Wins Showcase
• PHS presents Annie: the Broadway Musical
• Pikeville's Cheerleading Squad Hopes to Stay Near Top of Pyramid
• Dye Retires from PES
• PHS Art Students Advance to State
• PHS Students Chosen for All District Band
• Combs Named New Pikeville Elementary Principal
• PHS Holds 2005 Commencement Ceremony
• PHS: Kentucky Governor's Cup Quick Recall Champions
• 8th Grade Academic Team To Compete at State
• Pikeville Elementary student poetry to be published in a national anthology
• Pikeville High School Among Best In Nation
• Kentucky's First Lady reads to Pikeville Elementary students
• PES P.T.O. 2006 Fall Festival a Success
• Pikeville Schools Resume Thursday, Aug. 10
• PHS FBLA Shines at State
• All "A" State Quick Recall Champions
• Stratton and Chandrashekar Named Commended Students
• PHS Holds 90th Year, All-Class Reunion: July 29-30
• Kitts represents East Kentucky in Miss Kentucky Teen
• PES Academic Team Wins District Meet
• School board members honored for service
• PHS Academic Team Wins 7th Consecutive Title
• Pridemore featured on KET
• PES honors October Students of the Week
• PES Celebrates Perfect Attendance Students
• Pikeville High Alumnus Named EKSC Director
• Pikeville JV Academic Team wins JV Challenge
• PES Fall Festival 2005: A Great Success
• Students Return to School August 11
• Mayo named to Class of Kentucky
• Junior High Cheerleaders Have Successful Year
• Six from PHS make 2005 All State Chorus
• PES Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winners
• PES fifth graders complete Indian projects
• Stewart Named National Merit Scholar Semifinalist
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• PHS Celebrates 2005 - 2006 ACT Scores
• PES Students Participate in the Classrooms Care Program
• Pikeville Elementary Student Poetry to be Published in National Anthology
• Allara Receives Honors for Musical Composition
• Pikeville Independent Receives CTE Award
• PHS Science Fair winners lead regional competition
• PHS Varsity Cheerleaders Win Three in a Row
• Three from PHS chosen for All Mountain Team
• PHS Students Excel at State Governor's Cup Tournament
• Pikeville High School dedicates Veterans Memorial, honors alumni
• Literary Guild Members Delight Senior Citizens with their Writings
• Area Schools Show Diaparity in ACT Scores
• PHS Welcomes May
• Pikeville Independent Word of the Month: Perseverance
• PHS Counselor's Office Announces Opportunities for Students
• Pikeville Independent Receives National-Level Award
• Thomas resigns coaching position
• PHS Academic Team Competes in Regional Governor's Cup
• Parrish enters 1,000 point club
• Area School Show Disparity in ACT Scores
• Howard K. Osborne named a National Distinguished Principal
• Pikeville Elementary presents Christmas Arts and Humanities Program
• PHS Students Excel at State Governor's Cup Tournament
• Pikeville Elementary Welcomes New Teachers
• Pikeville Elementary Honors March and April "Students of the Week"
• PHS Students Attend MSU Band Clinic
• May Chosen PHS Homecoming Queen
• Pikeville Elementary Sets Timeline for Principal Selection
• PHS students place in KAEA Regional Art Show
• FBLA Regional Competition
• PHS Speech Team takes first place at regionals
• PHS Students' Writing Published
• Shurtleff named District 8 Player of the Year
• It's a Wonderful Life Performed at PHS
• PHS Students Excel at State Governor's Cup Tournament
• Pikeville Ind. Schools Dedicate John Waddell Administration Building
• Eight PHS Students Chosen for Governor's Programs
• Pikeville Students Place First in District Governors Cup
• McPeek and Salyer Serve as Prince and Princess
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Pike County
• ABC News 20/20 Program On Coal/Segment On Diane Sawyer Visit To Matrix Energy Mine Of Booth Energy
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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