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Florence, Kentucky · Florence

Florence police department holds community policing course

The Florence Police Department is teaching the community how to do their job, sort of.Once a week, for eight weeks, citizens and officers come together to discuss various topics and techniques used in law enforcement.“Last week was the coroner’s office one of our detectives talking about his cases, and then the drug investigation. And then tonight we’re doing crime scene and self-defense,” said Patrick Cottingham, a community resource officer wi…See the Story

Union, Kentucky · Union

Cooper advances in playoffs after defeating South Oldham

This wasn’t the typical No. 1 vs No. 4 seed bludgeoning of a KHSAA first round playoff football matchup where the visiting team spends more time on the bus traveling than they do the actual game. When South Oldham was upset by Collins in their final district game of the season, it meant the 7-3 Dragons, finishing ranked No. 7 in the final Kentucky High School Media Football Poll, had to come to Cooper as a No. 4 seed. The Jaguars the No. 1 ranke…See the Story

Marijuana · Florence

Government briefs: Roundup of happenings at public meetings in Florence, Boone County, Fort Wright, Campbell County - NKyTribune

By Patricia Scheyer NKyTribune reporter FLORENCE Florence city council discussed creating rules for medical cannabis businesses in the city at a special meeting this week, since the residents of Florence approved the existence of all medical cannabis businesses to be located in the city. Most of the rules were set down by the state and are very strict, but the city has to pass ordinances spelling out the rules. This was just discussion, and the …See the Story

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