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Once a month, Feeding America delivers enough food for 850 local families, and a team of volunteers help Aaron McNeil House sort, pack and load the food on distribution day at the fairgrounds.

According to a count from the Southern Poverty Law Center, 168 Confederate symbols came down in 2020, but 704 monuments are still standing.

The legislature and Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron are expected to appeal, perhaps directly to the state Supreme Court, bypassing the Court of Appeals.

The theme is inspired by a desire for all of us to see 2021 as a better year than the one before.

Reps. Myron Dossett and Lynn Bechler voted in favor of the ban. Rep. Walker Thomas voted against it.

The Fannie Bronson Postell Woman of the Year Award will be presented during a virtual celebration of Women's History Month.

The phase includes anyone 60 and older, anyone age 16 or older with the highest-risk conditions per guidance from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, and all essential workers.

Testing will be done by appointment at the health department on Canton Street.

The National Weather Service of Paducah aims to promote severe weather safety with a week-long educational campaign.

The council will hear a proposal to create an Energy Project Assessment District to help the private sector finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

The council will hear a proposal to create an Energy Project Assessment District to help the private sector finance energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

More than 2.5 million people in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the Moderna or Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines. Little by little, states have received more vaccine doses, but the national supply remains low.