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Hearing set on proposed school tax increase

September 6, 2024

There will be a tax hearing 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Clay Community Center, where the Montgomery County Board of Education will make its case for an increase...

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September 5, 2024

Hearing set on proposed school tax increase

September 6, 2024

There will be a tax hearing 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, at the Clay Community Center, where the Montgomery County Board of Education will make its case for an increase...

Montgomery County Schools unveils Profile of a Learner

September 1, 2024

At the beginning of the school year, Montgomery County Schools unveiled what it calls its Profile of a Learner.Profile of a Learner is meant to...

4-H Junior Chef Team wins state championship

August 31, 2024

The Montgomery County 4-H Junior Chef Culinary Team won the 11th annual Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture Farm-to-School Junior Chef event held at the...

Earl Moore III, right, and Doug Naselroad, left, work on a guitar body. Doug Naselroad, a Mt. Sterling native, and Troublesome Creek String Instrument Co. teach those in drug recovery how to make guitars, dulcimers, mandolins and banjos. Photo by Malcolm Wilson.

Mt. Sterling native teaching those in recovery unique skill of...

September 7, 2024

Mt. Sterling native Doug Naselroad has found a rewarding niche serving as a mentor to those in drug recovery by teaching the fine art of making...

Glendora Hackley

100 years young

September 9, 2024

Glendora Francis Hackley will be celebrating her 100th birthday Sept. 9. She was born Sept. 9, 1924. Her favorite color is yellow and her favorite...

Jackie Evans, left, and Brenda Ralls placed a sign at “The Courting Tree” outside DuBois Community Center Saturday. Now a stump, it was the site where many DuBois High School students once congregated, some of whom began “courting” each other. The sign read, “I survived,” in reference to a fire that destroyed much of the DuBois High School in 1964. The center hosted an “Out of the Ashes” event Saturday to remember the 60th anniversary of the fire. Photo by Tom Marshall.

‘Out of the Ashes’ event celebrated DuBois School history

September 8, 2024

Former DuBois High School students shared memories of their days in the hallways of the former school atop Hamilton Avenue Saturday at the “Out of...

Judge to consider revocation of Perri’s diverted sentence

September 2, 2024

There will be a hearing 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, to determine whether a judge will revoke a three-year diverted sentence for former Montgomery County Sheriff’s...

Montgomery County sophomore outside hitter Baylee Warner gets ready to set the ball for a teammate during action at the MCHS Arena. The Lady Indians picked up a pair of wins last week and entered the Dink Scott Memorial Tournament Saturday with a 3-2 record. (Photo by Paris Whitney)

Volleyball team gets big win at Campbell County

September 6, 2024

With the offense coming along quicker than expected, the Montgomery County High School volleyball team picked up a couple of wins last week to move...

AN EARLY SCORE—Juniors Jaimen Caba (17) and Duran Owens (2) celebrate after they teamed up on a 25-yard touchdown early in the game and the Montgomery County Indians went on to defeat Magoffin County, 28-14, Saturday evening in the 77th annual Recreation Bowl game at Cunningham Field. (Photo by Paris Whitney)

Striking by air, Indians win 77th Rec’ Bowl

August 30, 2024

The Montgomery County Indians struck for a pair of early touchdowns Saturday night in the 77th annual Recreation Bowl and stayed in front all the...

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