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Gorman graduated from University Heights Academy in 1983. He left Western Kentucky University and moved to Atlanta, where he met brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, his eventual Black Crowes’ co-founders.
The event is March 12 at Wrather Auditorium on campus.
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Many states are considering legislation to cap monthly insulin costs, but so far only two have passed such a law: Colorado and Illinois.
Hopkinsville native and retired bank president, Wendell Lynch was sworn in as Hopkinsville's first Black mayor on Feb. 23, 2021.
Wendell Lynch, who will be sworn in as interim mayor Sunday, said he and other council members received numerous calls from constituents about the tax increase.
Dr. Phillip C. Brooks Sr. was a graduate of Attucks High School. He built the hospital in his hometown during World War II.
Asset forfeiture is a common practice for police agencies across Kentucky. Under state law, law enforcement agencies keep 85 percent of what they take and the rest is distributed to prosecutors.
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Lynch, a Democrat, was the Ward 6 councilman up until his appointment as interim mayor.
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The council will have a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, to approve the tax ordinances on second reading.
The contribution is the largest independent fundraiser for the local United Way's 2019 campaign.
Beshear stressed the proposed budget has more debt going off the books over the next two years than what will accumulate.
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