Owner of the new Huddle House, Darrell Littleton, said a front door key wouldn’t be needed for a business that plans to be open 24 hours a day and seven days each week. Littleton and his approximately 80 employees opened the doors Monday to the newest restaurant in the Rowan County area. As customers, guests and employees gathered outside Monday about 11 a.m. a ribbon cutting ceremony marked the first day of business.
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First of its kind
A historic home in Morehead has been renovated for use as a nightly, weekly or monthly rental house.
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Brown named executive editor
Denver Brown, the former sports editor of The Morehead News, has been named executive editor of the local paper and its sister publications The Grayson Journal and The Olive Hill Times.
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