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A total of 10 people have been charged in several different methamphetamine trafficking cases over less than a week in Pike County.
Kentucky State Police reported that an Inez man died this week in a commercial vehicle crash at Hardy.
The Pike County Health Department provided information Jan. 21 regarding COVID-19 vaccinations and cases, as well as the higher rates of ICU occupancy that hospitals saw earlier this week.
Pike County Clerk Rhonda Taylor appeared before a special called fiscal court meeting Jan. 12 to present her 2021 budget.
Mobilization started the first week of this month for construction of two new bridges over Blackberry Creek in Pike County. Both county-owned bridges, they are being replaced by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet as part of its Bridging Kentucky program. The new structures still will be own…
Officials with Appalachian Regional Healthcare (ARH) are holding community town hall live event, “COVID-19 Vaccine: Fact versus Fiction,” via Zoom and Facebook at noon on Thursday, Jan. 21.
The Pike County Health Department is reporting a slight decrease in newly reported cases of COVID-19, possibly signaling an end to the post-holiday surge.
The Kentucky Public Service Commission last week approved higher rates for Kentucky Power customers, but reduced the increase the company proposed slightly.
A Pike man who served three years in prison in connection with a cocaine conspiracy case is back behind bars after allegedly violating the terms of his supervised release.
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Officials with Appalachian Regional Healthcare (ARH) are holding community town hall live event, “COVID-19 Vaccine: Fact versus Fiction,” via Zoom and Facebook at noon on Thursday, Jan. 21.
The Pike County Schools Board of Education voted to delay the return of in-person classes for the district and continue virtual learning until at least Jan. 22, citing the county’s record number of COVID-19 cases as a reason for the decision.
The Pike County Health Department provided an update on COVID-19 cases midday Dec. 30, which includes an increased number of recovered patients.
The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) has decided to abruptly end extended unemployment insurance payments for Kentuckians. Extended benefit payments for 4,723 claimants will cease this weekend due to federal rules.
Mary Westfall-Holbrook, Chief District Engineer, Highway District 12, announced Nov. 23 that Allen Maintenance in Floyd County is closed due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19. This brings the total number of D12 facilities affected by COVID-19 to six.
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