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Holland: An optimist chooses to see life differently - Harlan Enterprise

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By Billy Holland Columnist   The older we are, the more we can see how the world has changed. The Bible reveals the human race fell from God’s favor when Adam and Eve decided to disobey God in the Garden. Since that separation curse, all humans are now born with a depraved nature. Our spirits and minds can be transformed through God’s power, but this does not mean the optimist ignores reality or has blind faith. So how can we regain a positive a…See the Story

Marrow says programs must be 'vigilant' in NIL, portal era - Harlan Enterprise

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Vince Marrow still remembers the doubts many had when he arrived at Kentucky with new coach Mark Stoops about whether Kentucky could have a consistent winning program. He also quickly realized that the roster Stoops inherited when he got to UK was not talented enough to win.   “You were going to keep us down a little bit but I knew you better enjoy then before we climbed up,” the UK associate coach/recruiting coordinator said.  “I can go on and …See the Story

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Registration deadline Monday for May primary - Harlan Enterprise

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Secretary of State Michael Adams, in his role as Kentucky’s Chief Election Officer, is reminding everyone that the deadline to register to vote in the May 21 primary election is just a few days away. That message hit close to home for Adams, as his daughter Lucia stopped by her father’s office so she could register to vote next month. The registration deadline is Monday at 4 p.m. local time, and there are multiple ways to sign up. While you can …See the Story

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Nicholasville · Nicholasville

Jack Messer, 67

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Jack Perry Messer, Jr., 67, husband of Melissa, died Friday, April 12, 2024. Services 1:00PM, Friday, April 19, at Betts & West, with visitation 12:00-1:00PM. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletterSee the Story

Nicholasville · Nicholasville

William Cooper, 70

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William Wiley Cooper, Jr., 70, widower of Constance, passed away Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Arrangements are being cared for by Betts & West Funeral Home. The post William Cooper, 70 appeared first on Jessamine Journal.See the Story

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Pope hire excites former teammate Epps - Harlan Enterprise

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Former University of Kentucky point guard Anthony Epps admits he was “very excited” when UK named Mark Pope, his former teammate on UK’s 1996 national championship team, as its new head basketball coach.   And that was before Big Blue fans filled Rupp Arena for Pope’s introductory press conference on Sunday, which included his arriving in a bus with many of his former teammates from the 1996 national title team and Pope getting off the bus carry…See the Story

Godbey: Why do we do that - Harlan Enterprise

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By Jack Godbey Columnist  Sometimes there are things we go through that only a cheeseburger will fix. My wife suggested a fast-food hamburger place. I looked at her like she had lost her mind. I don’t want whatever they’re passing off as hamburger.  She then suggested a high-end steak house. Talk about one extreme to another. However, I had already burned the only opportunity to veto one of her suggestions and I valued my health too much to do i…See the Story

Nicholasville · Nicholasville

Asbury University announces Computer Science major

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Staff Report In Fall 2024, Asbury University students will have the opportunity to major in Computer Science.  The Major will be within the university’s Shaw School of Sciences, with programming that emphasizes relevant technical skills for competitive positions combined with a “robust liberal arts educational foundation,” said the university’s press release.  The university’s currently available areas of study include actuarial accounting, adve…See the Story

Roark: The extending tick season - Harlan Enterprise

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By Steve Roark Contributing Writer   Since I’m in the woods a lot it’s reasonable to assume that I would have more ticks get on board and use me as a meal. But I have pulled ticks off every month for the past couple of winters, including the winter months when they are normally dormant. That’s not right, people! All of my bites have been deer ticks, smaller and harder to see and feel crawling around. Now that your family is outside more with the…See the Story

2 Louisville men sentenced on federal charges involving minors - Harlan Enterprise

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Two Louisville men have been sentenced to federal prison in separate cases involving attempted online enticement of a minor during hearings in U.S. District Court. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky, Justin Nelson Aubrey, 26, was sentenced to 15 years and eight months in prison, followed by a life term of supervised release for one count of attempted sex trafficking of children and one count of attempted…See the Story

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Taylor's Take: True love never dies - Harlan Enterprise

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Somewhere in the deep corners of the internet, I once read, “True love never dies.” I’ve tested that maxim over the last few years. Like millions of Kentuckians before me, I fell head over heels in love with Kentucky basketball in 1995.  Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter I cheered with […]See the Story

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