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Hero comes home
A U.S. Navy honor guard carried the remains of SOC Collin T. Thomas from a chartered aircraft that landed Friday at the Clyde A. Thomas Regional Airport.
- CHER dedication attracts overflow crowd
- Nineteen indicted by grand jury
- Pharmacy burglar pleads guilty
- Sex offender gets two years behind bars
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- Rowan Co. Sports
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Vikings dominate at Death Valley Bowl
The Rowan County Vikings traveled to Lincoln County Friday night for the Death Valley Bowl. The guys in green slammed the Patriots 42-20.
- RCMS takes twin wins from West
- Vikes take down Estill
- Lady Vikings spike another victory
- Kentucky Fish and Wildlife opens nearly 1,300 acres to public use
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- Morehead State University News
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CHER dedication attracts overflow crowd
The new $30 million Center for Health, Education and Research at St. Claire Regional Medical Center was dedicated Friday in a joyful celebration that attracted more than 400 persons, including two governors.
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MSU basketball program on probation
Morehead State University’s men’s basketball program has been placed on probation for two years after the NCAA determined the program had committed violations in its recruiting related to a booster activity.
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MSU gets seventh straight national rank as top university
Morehead State University has been recognized for the seventh consecutive year as one of the foremost public universities in the South in the 2011 edition of "America's Best Colleges" by U.S. News & World Report.
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CHER dedication attracts overflow crowd
- Full Obituaries
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
No obituaries were published in today's edition.
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