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    Mason Anderson:
New MCHS girls’ soccer coach.

    Anderson new MCHS girls’ soccer coach - Youthfu...

    When Christy Lansdale decided she was going to retire from coaching the Montgomery County High...

    Anderson new MCHS girls’ soccer coach - Youthfu...
    When Christy Lansdale decided she was going to retire from coaching the Montgomery County High...
    Phil Gross

    Interim parks, rec director outlines goals in ...

    Phil Gross has coached everything from T-ball to high school sports.He’s now the new interim...

    Interim parks, rec director outlines goals in ...
    Phil Gross has coached everything from T-ball to high school sports.He’s now the new interim...
    A ribbon cutting for a new local pregnancy and resource center here drew a large crowd. New Beginnings is located at 506 N. Maysville St. (to the left of Carrington Drug). Photo courtesy chamber.

    New pregnancy, resource center opens - Nonprofi...

    Mt. Sterling is home to a new pregnancy and resource center that has one simple mission­—helping...

    New pregnancy, resource center opens - Nonprofi...
    Mt. Sterling is home to a new pregnancy and resource center that has one simple mission­—helping...
    Christa L. White

    Two Winchester women arrested on drug charges

    A traffic stop for reportedly expired tags resulted in the arrest of two Winchester women on drug...

    Two Winchester women arrested on drug charges
    A traffic stop for reportedly expired tags resulted in the arrest of two Winchester women on drug...
    Selena Anderson, forefront and center, is pictured with her grandchildren. Abel Bush is 7 months and Asher Bush is 4. She was selling plants, including rooster spur pepper and bell pepper during a Farmers’ Market soft opening event June 14. She had already sold out of some items when this photo was taken last Saturday morning. She will have other things (like tomatoes when ripe) as the season progresses.

    Locally grown: Official opening day for this se...

    Shoppers will be able to purchase items for a complete meal this year at the Farmers’...

    Locally grown: Official opening day for this se...
    Shoppers will be able to purchase items for a complete meal this year at the Farmers’...

    Winchester man gets 15 years in local OD death ...

    A Winchester man was sentenced to 15 years in prison June 13 for allegedly providing the drugs...

    Winchester man gets 15 years in local OD death ...
    A Winchester man was sentenced to 15 years in prison June 13 for allegedly providing the drugs...

    Key witness in Ronnie Goldy case arrested

    Misty Paige Helton, 31, of Salt Lick, who was at the center of the federal case against former...

    Key witness in Ronnie Goldy case arrested
    Misty Paige Helton, 31, of Salt Lick, who was at the center of the federal case against former...

    Woman arrested after allegedly selling meth to ...

    A Mt. Sterling woman was arrested June 13 for allegedly selling methamphetamine to undercover...

    Woman arrested after allegedly selling meth to ...
    A Mt. Sterling woman was arrested June 13 for allegedly selling methamphetamine to undercover...
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    Printed Paper Online
    June 26, 2025

    Features
    Selena Anderson, forefront and center, is pictured with her grandchildren. Abel Bush is 7 months and Asher Bush is 4. She was selling plants, including rooster spur pepper and bell pepper during a Farmers’ Market soft opening event June 14. She had already sold out of some items when this photo was taken last Saturday morning. She will have other things (like tomatoes when ripe) as the season progresses. Locally grown: Official opening day for this season’s Farmers’...
    June 20, 2025
    Shoppers will be able to purchase items for a complete meal this year at the Farmers’ Market.Customers will see the traditional locally grown...
    News
    Mason Anderson:
New MCHS girls’ soccer coach. Anderson new MCHS girls’ soccer coach - Youthful but experienced...
    June 26, 2025
    When Christy Lansdale decided she was going to retire from coaching the Montgomery County High School girls’ soccer team earlier this year, it left...
    Phil Gross Interim parks, rec director outlines goals in new role
    June 26, 2025
    Phil Gross has coached everything from T-ball to high school sports.He’s now the new interim executive director of the Mt. Sterling-Montgomery...
    A ribbon cutting for a new local pregnancy and resource center here drew a large crowd. New Beginnings is located at 506 N. Maysville St. (to the left of Carrington Drug). Photo courtesy chamber. New pregnancy, resource center opens - Nonprofit offers multitude...
    June 26, 2025
    Mt. Sterling is home to a new pregnancy and resource center that has one simple mission­—helping support and encourage women who are expecting as...
    Sports
    IT CAN HAPPEN—Montgomery County senior Bailey Reeves is shown, second from left, signing her official letter of intent to attend Northern Kentucky University to join the school’s triathlon team. Shown, from left, are her mother, Krista; Bailey; her father, Gordon; freshman Elizabeth, sister; and behind Gordon, sister Elly, a fourth-grader. Reeves signs tri-athlete deal with NKU
    June 13, 2025
    Recent Montgomery County High School graduate Bailey Reeves is headed into the unknown. Well, not completely. Bailey has competed in cross country...
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