Billy Hubbs, of Partridge, was taken to the Letcher County Jail after being arrested on a drug-related charge Tuesday afternoon. He is being escorted by Lt. More...
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. “Spring fever advisories” and “happy warnings” are issued for communities from the southern Plains to the mid-Atlantic late in the week as warmer air builds. More...
Whitesburg is poised to move a step closer toward becoming a tourism destination as the city government moves to restore the old Daniel Boone Hotel downtown. More...
The City of Fleming-Neon has water problems of a different sort than those the city experienced when water levels in both city wells dropped and prompted a water emergency last fall. More...
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) With change dominant this week, don’t be surprised to find new facts emerging that could put another slant on a situation and offer you another choice. Think it through before you decide. More...
March 16, 1961 Letcher Fiscal Court and the Letcher County Board of Education have accepted bids for construction of new consolidated grade schools at Colson and Campbell’s Branch. . More...
E-m@il address In addition to the telephone and the U.S. Mail, The Mountain Eagle accepts comments to Speak Your Piece by electronic mail. Our address is: mtneagle@bellsouth.net More...
Price of preterm labor drug rising from $10 to $1,500
By MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer
ATLANTA The price of preventing preterm labor is going through the roof. A drug for high-risk pregnant women has cost about $10 to $20 per injection. More...
ATLANTA The number of cancer survivors in the United States is increasing by hundreds of thousands a year, and now includes roughly one in 20 adults, health offi cials say. More...
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: What brings on severe constipation? My movements are six to eight days apart. The doctor says milk of magnesia is no good. I am 85. Any help? — C.Y. More...
Funeral services will be held in Louisville Friday for Charles Wendell Music, a 73-year-old Letcher County native who died March 12 at Windcrest Alzheimer’s Care Center in Abilene, Texas. More...
Sarah G. Hall, 83, of Neon, died March 13 at Pikeville Medical Center. Born at McRoberts, she was a daughter of the late Burnett and Mary Bell Gibson and the widow of Evert Hall. More...
Della Coots Shell, 79, died March 11 at her home at Viper. She was the daughter of the late Wilson and Fannie Jones Coots, and was the widow of Ambrose Shell. More...
Work on a highway bridge over the North Fork of the Kentucky River at Mayking is expected to be finished in about two months. Chuck Childers, Highway District 12 Section Engineer, said work on the northbound lane of the U.S. More...
Each year, there are more than 100,000 books published in America, and aside from John Grisham novels, most of them seem to be telling us how to do something better — how to eat better, look better, find a mate better (or a better mate). More...
The Associated Press LOUISVILLE Louisville coach Rick Pitino has plenty going on right now, mainly Morehead State and relentless rebounder Kenneth Faried. The last thing Pitino wants to worry about is why the Cardinals received the No. More...
MOREHEAD, Ky. College basketball’s best rebounder just shakes his head wondering how he got to this point in his career. Kenneth Faried never thought he’d make it this far, at least not at Morehead State. More...
Pine Mountain Settlement School will host a wildflower weekend April 15-17. The event begins at 6 p.m., April 15, with dinner followed by a presentation on black bears by Harlan County Extension Agent Jeremy Williams and a hike. More...
LETCHER COUNTY ROCK, POP, BLUES RAP, CHRISTIAN DAVE EGGAR; Thu., March 17 in Whitesburg at Summit City (214 Main St.). 633-2715. BONE CHINA; Sat., March 19 in Whitesburg at Summit City (214 Main St.). 633-2715. More...
NEW YORK They laugh a lot. Maybe the Browns were just happy to be back in New York City, where they had landed to plug the second season of their TLC reality show, “Sister Wives.” More...