Last week, the Prestonsburg Tourism committee met virtually to discuss what has been going on regarding tourism inside the city, as well as what plans are being made now that the winter months are right around the corner.

Last week, the Wayland City Commission received a letter from an Eastern Kentucky mining operation which is interested in purchasing a piece of land the city owns. However, city officials said they see no benefit in a possible transaction.

Christopher Francisco, 30, of Boyle County, Kentucky, was sentenced recently to 322 months in federal prison, by United States District Judge Robert Wier, for possession with the intent to distribute over 500 grams of methamphetamine and possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug traffic…

Coming off its highest month of positive COVID-19 cases in October, Floyd County’s November looks to be heading towards a similar path as it has already seen more than 400 cases.

The University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service will host a Virtual Hemp Field Day Dec. 8-9 on the videoconferencing platform Zoom, according to a statement from the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

One of the most talked about political races here in Eastern Kentucky was between two men who share the same name, although spelled slightly differently, as (R) Johnnie L. Turner claimed the 29th District Senate seat from long-time incumbent (D) Johnny Ray Turner.

The 2020 general election has seen some new faces enter into Eastern Kentucky politics, but Floyd County's Ashley Tackett Laferty was one of the few to win her re-election bid and now that the campaigning has ended and the votes are counted, she's ready to get back to fighting for the area i…

Food City is preparing to kick-off their third annual Friends & Pets in Need Holiday Food Drive.  

Kentucky Blood Center, which has been battling a critically low blood supply since early summer, is issuing an urgent plea to the public for donations. Recent traumas have left the blood center in dire need of donors willing to roll up their sleeves as soon as possible.

After complaints were brought up during a recent Flood Fiscal Court meeting, the Allen City Commission held its regular meeting on Monday, during which nearly a dozen individuals came out to speak during public comment to either show support for, or criticize the city’s police chief.