2018-08-22

FOR RENT/LEASE

FOR RENT/ LEASE — 2- and 3-bedroom apartments at Mayking. 606- 335- 0869, 606-335-2817. (8-15- 4b)

Highlights of Fleming-Neon HS


1968 Class news The senior class held one of the first meetings of the year on Sept. 25, 1967. Its purpose was to elect class officers and to elect two girls to represent their class in the Homecoming. The officers were: President, Willie Johnson; Vice-President, Kris Bentley; Secretary and Treasurer, Lavada Fulton. The two senior homecoming queen candidates were Iris […]

Spicy Southern greens

From Good Housekeeping comes chef and TV host Carla Hall’s famous Southern greens, seasoned with crushed red pepper, make the perfect BBQ side. SPICY SOUTHERN GREENS 1-1/2 pounds collard greens, washed 1-1/2 pounds kale, washed 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium onion, chopped 1/2 tablespoon crushed red pepper 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced 1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar 2 teaspoon […]

Make way for summer squash


Squash is deliciously versatile and can be prepared in casseroles, as croquettes, stir-fried, stuffed, baked, boiled or pickled, as outlined in this delicious recipe for Spicy Summer Squash Refrigerator Pickles. SPICY SUMMER SQUASHREFRIGERATOR PICKLES9 sprigs fresh cilantro3 large cloves garlic, peeledand halved3 teaspoons mixed peppercorns 1 1/2 teaspoons corianderseeds3 teaspoons crushed red pepper flakes 1 1/2 pounds yellow squashand/or zucchini, […]

Simplify and Savor Dinner with Bold Flavors

A busy day doesn’t have to come between you and your favorite people at mealtime. With a little creativity and a simple ingredient like olive oil, you can set the table with flavorful meals and surround yourself with the company of friends and family, enjoying the experience together. There’s no need to get complicated when you have quality ingredients like […]

Letcher Central, Jenkins looking for wins this week

Letcher County’s two high school football teams hope to even their won-loss records this week after suffering losses in opening night action last week. After falling on the road August 17 to Knox Central, 49 to 22, the Letcher County Central Cougars hope to rebound with a win at home this Friday against the Bell County Bobcats. The Bobcats started […]

Struttin’ Time:

Fall turkey season coming soon

With squirrel season now open, we are heading toward some more exciting events. Please don’t miss any of them. September 1 it is opening of archery season. Fair game includes the taking of our most beloved prey, the wild turkey. The season will run through January 2. Crossbow hunting is allowed during this period with a permit. If you don’t […]

Gabby’s fishing fever

Fishing from bank can produce

You are probably like me and many other people if you grew up loving to fish when you were young but had to fish from the bank most of the time. We had fishing boats later on, but learned to fish for bluegill at lakes like Buckhorn Lake and Cherokee Lake in Tennessee. I pretty much grew up on and […]

UK has been recruit’s ‘dream school’

Vaught’s Views

Alonzo Crowder was not surprised when New Jersey five-star wing Kahlil Whitney verbally committed to Kentucky, because the star player had not even started high school when he let Crowder know UK was his “dream school” even then. “I have known Kahlil for the last four years. He played for me coming out of eighth grade,” said Crowder. “We really […]

Series about missing Ky. woman has few answers



BARDSTOWN, Ky. The search for evidence that could point to Crystal Rogers’s whereabouts turned up fruitless in its third hour Saturday of a nationally broadcast cable TV show. “The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers” aired its second episode on Oxygen Network over the weekend, at its conclusion reaching the halfway point of the sixhour series. The second episode focused on the […]