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Experts To Review Files In Supper Club Fire
Found: 1 Month 2 Weeks 2 Days 10 Hours 10 Minutes ago
LEX18 News - Fire experts will meet Saturday, looking for new clues as to what caused the 1977 Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. ...
Fire Experts To Review Supper Club Tragedy
Found: 1 Month 2 Weeks 3 Days 7 Hours 34 Minutes ago
WKYT 27 News - It remains the deadliest fire in state history, now 31 years after it burned experts plan to re-look at the cause of the Beverly Hills Supper Club tragedy....
Group working for Covington bridge
Found: 1 Month 3 Weeks 22 Hours 25 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader -
COVINGTON . Officials in Northern Kentucky and southwest Ohio are hoping to give the government a little push to swiftly replace the outdated and overwhelmed Brent Spence Bridge.
The group, dubbed "The Bridge Builders," is comprised of officials from the Cincinnati area who got together at the urging of U.S. Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, and U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning, R-Ky.
The Kentucky Enquirer reports the group's goal is "to accelerate the selection of a recommended preferred alternative for the new" Brent Spence Bridge, according to a statement from the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments.
The bridge, which connects Covington with Cincinnati, hasn't been able to accommodate the population increase in the area. ...
Group hoping to trim timetable for new Ky. bridge
Found: 1 Month 3 Weeks 1 Day 13 Hours 40 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader - Officials in northern Kentucky and southwest Ohio are hoping to give the government a little push to swiftly replace the outdated and overwhelmed Brent Spence Bridge.
The group, dubbed "The Bridge Builders," is comprised of officials from the Cincinnati area who got together at the urging of U.S. Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, and U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning, R-Ky.
The Kentucky Enquirer reports the group's goal is "to accelerate the selection of a recommended preferred alternative for the new" Brent Spence Bridge, according to a statement from the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments.
The bridge, which connects Covington with Cincinnati, hasn't been able to accommodate the population increase in the area.
The group will gather information for federal officials - who will decide the timetable, cost and even the route of the project. The new bridge could cost as much as $3 billion and construction might not start for another 10 years....
Mike Fields: Former coaching foes join forces at LCA
Found: 1 Month 3 Weeks 3 Days 12 Hours 4 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader -
Lexington Christian Academy Coach Paul Rains remembers when Ray Graham and Mike Meighan were his "two biggest nemeses" in football.
When Rains was at Montgomery County in the mid-1990s, his Indians regularly knocked heads with Graham's Harrison County Thorobreds. After Rains moved to Madison Central, one of his main rivals was Meighan's Paul Dunbar Bulldogs.
"I won't even mention some of the thoughts I used to have about them on Friday night," Rains said with a laugh. "If you'd told me 10 years ago that one day we'd all be coaching together at Lexington Christian, and we'd be a Class A state power, well, you couldn't make up a movie like that."
Meighan, who was head coach at Dunbar for 11 years before retiring after the 2000 season, joined LCA's staff three years ago. "When Paul was at Madison Central, we butted heads a lot," Meighan said. "But this is not the same Paul Rains I coached against. He's become a new person. I'm here because this is where I was needed. It's a growing program that's teaching the right things to kids." ...
Tax faced uphill battle
Found: 1 Month 3 Weeks 5 Days 9 Hours 8 Minutes ago
The State Journal - The Franklin County Public School Board would've had problems passing the 5 cent real estate property tax increase - rescinded Monday - had it gone to a vote. Records show that voters struck down two of three proposals in districts similar to Franklin County in recent years. Another, like Franklin County's, was rescinded and one, though successful, prompted a lawsuit....
Dominant defense fueling undefeated Central?s early-season success
Found: 2 Months 2 Weeks 6 Hours 33 Minutes ago
The Richmond Register - The statistics are simply stunning ?even to a veteran high school football coach like Madison Central?s Kenny Turner....
Tates Creek gives new coach 50th career victory
Found: 2 Months 3 Weeks 6 Days 15 Hours 27 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader - Tates Creek 34, Lincoln Co. 13Lincoln Co. 6 0 7 0—13Tates Creek 7 14 7 6—34LC—Julian Calhoun 44 pass from Trey Edwards (kick failed). TC—Rozell James 54 run (Abdel-Sater Shalash kick). TC—Damon Boggs 58 fumble return (Shalash kick). TC—Darian Carter 4 pass from Chris Kemplin (Shalash kick). LC—Jerril Alcorn 44 run (Michael Huffman kick). TC—Tyler Love 1 run (Shalash kick). TC—Jontez Jones 36 run (kick failed)....
Friday's city games
Found: 2 Months 4 Weeks 17 Hours 4 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader -
Boyle County at Henry Clay
Radio: WLAP-AM 630
Records: Boyle County 1-0 (beat Warren Central 49-13 last week); Henry Clay 0-1 (lost to Bowling Green 27-12)
Whistle stop: Henry Clay had 20 penalties in last week's loss. Difficult to win with that many flags flying. ...
Campbell County thumps Tates Creek
Found: 3 Months 5 Days 5 Hours 4 Minutes ago
Lexington Hearld-Leader -
Fairy-tale scripts would have had Coach Mike Harmon making a victorious return to Tates Creek, but the former Commodores' standout didn't get his happy ending Friday night and Creek fell 31-14 to Campbell County in the season opener.
Harmon, returning to his alma mater where he was an All-City lineman and assistant coach, knew there would be a steep learning curve at Creek.
He learned how steep Friday night. The Camels took it to the Commodores early in both halves and had a 24-0 lead by the middle of the third quarter.
Quarterback Andrew Eshman led the way, throwing for three touchdowns and completing 10 of 17 passes for 131 yards. ...
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