Wednesday, January 11, 2012 FLOYD COUNTY
www.FloydCountyTimes.com Serving the Citizens of Floyd County since 1927 Volume 86, Issue 3 • 75 Cents briefs Saint Joseph, Jewish combine to create KentuckyOne Health Ralph B. Davis announced plans to merge preventive and advanced Ascension Health and communities.” Couple killed Managing Editor their health care systems medical care and a severe Catholic Health Initiatives. The system will under a new name — shortage of physicians. We “Ruth Brinkley has the collaborate with all health One week after Gov. KentuckyOne Health — believe that this new health experience and the vision to care providers, enhancing in wreck Steve Beshear killed a creating the largest health system will make for a lead this new organization existing relationships planned merger between system in Kentucky. healthier Kentucky.” into the future,” Hewett and developing new Saint Joseph Health “This is an historic day The merger is effective said. “She brings valuable partnerships. at Millard System, Jewish Hospital for the Commonwealth retroactively to Jan. 1. executive experience in a “This is an exciting and St. Mary’s Health of Kentucky,” said Bob Hewett introduced Ruth national system as well as and important era for Jack Latta Care, and the University Hewett, chair of the board W. Brinkley, FACHE, 59, academic medical centers health care in Kentucky,” Staff Writer of Louisville’s University for KentuckyOne Health. as the president and chief and community hospitals. said Brinkley. “The Hospital, two of the players “The people of Kentucky executive officer of the Ruth’s background shows organizations have come Two Virginia residents involved announced plans face significant healthnew organization. She is a proven track record together as KentuckyOne are dead following a two-car to move forward without threats, not just from a nationally recognized in improving the health Health because they collision near Pikeville early UofL. disease, but also from health care leader and care delivery system to Monday morning. Saint Joseph and Jewish issues related to access to former executive at better serve people and See MERGER | A2 According to the Kentucky State Police, 57-year-old Douglas Wayne Dotson, of Grundy, Va., and City audit his wife, 55-year-old Dianne Dotson, were traveling east on U.S. 460 in the notes areas for Millard community, when a 2008 Peterbilt tractor- trailer commercial vehicle, improvement operated by 37-year-old Jason Doss, of Indiana, Ralph B. Davis crossed the centerline. Managing Editor According to reports, the PRESTONSBURG — Prestonsburg trailer of the vehicle crossed is making improvements in its financial the centerline, and struck accounting system, but still has more to the 1999 Pontiac Montana make, according to the city’s most recent minivan operated by the the audit. couple. During their regular meeting Monday The Dotsons were both night, members of the city council pronounced dead at the reviewed the audit, which showed the scene of the accident by Pike city generated $92,356 more in general County Coroner Russell fund receipts than had been budgeted, Roberts. and $444,245 more in revenue across all The incident remains accounts. under investigation by But CPA David L. Garrett, with Jones, KSP Trooper First Class Pack and Associates, which reviewed Eddie Crum. KSP Units The Friends of Middle Creek observed the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Middle Creek Sunday afternoon. the city’s books, told council members were assisted on the scene his firm noted several areas where by CVE, Millard Fire improvements should be made. Most Department, Questcare seriously, from a financial perspective Ambulance and Pike County as well as a legal one, was the fact that Coroners office. Anniversary of Civil the city is not paying its health insurance premiums on time. 3 DAY FORECAST “There is one issue that’s been an issue Today for two years in a row — health insurance is being paid late,” Garrett said. War battle observed The audit notes that although Storms insurance premiums are being withheld Jack Latta disease and poorly dressed Paul Manuel, Navajo Austin, from employee paychecks, the city paid Staff Writer fought across the fields and up and Floyd Davis reviewed the premiums late on several occasions. and down the mountain side known casualties and units. This puts the city’s health policies at risk MIDDLE CREEK — The to determine whether Eastern The Friends are beginning a of cancellation and could make the city High: 54 • Low: 43 sun shown bright and the sky Ky would call itself Union or year-long effort to add more legally liable for employees’ medical bills, was clear Sunday as crowds Confederate. names to those who died in the the audit adds. Tomorrow of people came together in Allen Central’s ROTC battle. Other concerns raised in the audit Floyd County to honor the students were on hand to Nathaniel Cook’s history and include: Chance sesquicentennial of those who lower a tattered American service were reviewed followed • The city has inadequate segregation of rain died at the Battle of Middle flag, folding it carefully, and by an homage to the civilians of duties in accounting to provide Creek. replacing it with a bright new who lost their lives given assurance that assets and financial In honor of the men who flag on the Forks of Middle by Vice-Commander of the records are being safeguarded. The audit fought there, the Friends of Creek. Friends, Michael Warrix. notes this is largely due to the city’s Middle Creek organized a Bruce Austin’s bugle sounded “The Friends of Middle small size and budgetary constraints. High: 47 • Low: 22 Sesquicentennial Ceremony assembly and played taps; Creek would like to offer In answering the finding, the city notes Friday Sunday afternoon. Guns fired Jacob Ison’s drum ordered the their thanks to Doug Marcum hiring additional staff is not possible, but and cannon roared as the march and led the Appalachian and Woodmen of the World’s that additional control features would be Partly names of fallen soldiers were Home Guard in procession. Flag Replacement Program implemented. • Several checking accounts did not Cloudy read and the military units who Rev. for donation of the American fought there were mentioned. During the ceremony Patrick Flag; The Commonwealth have sufficient supporting documentation The blustery winds of war Davis, co-commander of the Battery for artillery support; to support deposits being made. The are long silenced in Kentucky, Friends and the Appalachian The Allen R.O.T.C.; Frank city responded by saying that all checks but 150 years earlier 3,000 Home Guard discussed the are now being scanned and saved into a High: 31 • Low: 20 computer. hungry soldiers ravaged by battle and its significance while See BATTLE | A6 For up-to-the-minute See AUDIT | A2 forecasts, see floydcountytimes.com Gas explosion in Wheelwright inside Holiday Recipe Contest Winner Ralph B. Davis a low-pressure, two-inch Obituaries...... A2 Managing Editor plastic line on a ridgetop, Sandra Osborne was Opinion...... A4 away from any structures. the winner of the City Calendar...... A8 WHEELWRIGHT — He said a forest fire touched of Prestonsburg Holiday No injures or property Sports...... B1 off the explosion. Recipe Contest, with her damage was reported, “I think the fire pretty vanilla wafer cake entry. Lifestyles...... B3 after a forest fire touched much burned that plastic Osborne submitted her Classifieds...... B6 off a gas explosion Friday line, probably burned right winning entry on www. night in a remote area through it,” Smith said. floydcountytimes.com, where readers voted on a hillside above Golf Wheelwright Fire and Course Hollow. for their favorites. She Police and EQT responded received a $90 Wal-Mart The explosion happened to the scene Friday night, gift card from the city around 8:30 p.m., Friday and EQT managed to of Prestonsburg, as well night. Residents reporting shut off the gas in the line as a $45 gift certificate hearing a loud noise and to prevent any further from Southern seeing flames around a gas problems. Hospitality. Osborne, line. Smith said no one was left, is pictured with The Floyd County Darrell Smith, an on-call near the line when it Southern Hospitality Times is printed technician with EQT, said exploded, and no injuries owner Lane Dutton. on 100 percent the problem was traced to USA recycled were reported. Early Morning Breakfast Special 7 a.m.-11 a.m., Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-11a.m. Saturday - Sunday New Lunch Menu (1) 2 Eggs, Bacon or Sausage ...... 3.89 2 Eggs, Choice of Bacon or Sausage, Biscuits or Toast served w/Jelly (2) 2 Pancakes, Bacon or Sausage ...... 4.19 (2) Buttermilk Biscuits & Country gravy Only $4.99 (3) Country Gravy and Buttermilk Biscuits ...3.19 for only...... $4.99 (4) Oatmeal (good for the heart) Add: Fresh Fried apples or Hash Browns 1. Spaghetti Dinner 2. Mexican or Julienne Salad & Toast w/Jelly...... 3.19 for .99¢ each 3. Stir Fry 4. A Half Tuna or Chicken salad & soup Additional Items - $1.69 each 5. Soup & Grilled Cheese Free Wireless Internet Access Monday - Friday 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. A2 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES OBITUARIES ARC mini-grants available Mabel Jean of Prestonsburg; six Veronica Michelle grandchildren; 11 great- for strategic planning Conley LeMaster grandchildren; several Meek Mabel great-great-grandchildren; Veronica Michelle Meek, Jean Conley age 39 of Betsy Layne, In these tough economic com. completed within six two brothers, Ted Poe times, many communities The full language of months after the grant LeMaster, 91 and his wife Carla, of passed away Tuesday, years of age, Jan. 10, 2012, at the in Southern and Eastern this Request for Proposals announcement and require Prestonsburg, and Woody Kentucky often have a (RFP), grant guidelines, a local cash match of 20 passed away Poe and his wife Sue, of Pikeville Medical Center, Wednesday, in Pikeville. vision for the future but and a form to be used to percent of the total project Prestonsburg; and two lack the funds necessary to apply for this new round cost. Jan. 4, 2012, at Maurice sisters, Rella Mae Sparks, She was born Sept. 8, House ALR in Millville, 1972, in Louisville, the make that vision a reality. of ARC mini-grants can All counties eligible of Dublin, Ohio, and Nella During its next be accessed at www. for funding support must N.J. Faye Smith of Bellview, daughter of Darrell Meek, Born Nov. 23, 1920, of Johnson City, Tenn., Appalachian Regional centertech.com/arcrfp. be designated as ARC- Ohio. Commission (ARC) The Center, a nonprofit distressed counties, which at Hueysville, she was Isom was a member and Barbara Delores Hall the daughter of Manis Beese, of Richmond. She funding cycle, The Center economic development include the following 34 of the Bonanza Freewill for Rural Development in organization, encourages counties in The Center’s Conley and Josephine Baptist church where he was a secretary at Freedom Alley Conley. Mabel Jean Ford and a member of the Somerset, will be awarding prospective applicants primary service area: Adair, served as a Deacon for federally funded mini- to incorporate the use of Bath, Bell, Breathitt, Casey, was married for 55 years 60 years. He served his Betsy Layne Church of to Thomas Raymond Christ. grants to help advance technology solutions in Clay, Clinton, Cumberland, country in the U.S. Army strategic planning efforts the implementation and Estill, Floyd, Harlan, LeMaster, who preceded during World War II and In addition to her her in death on June 16, parents, Ms. Meek is throughout the region. execution of these plans Jackson, Johnson, Knott, was formerly employed Grant applications and projects. Knox, Lawrence, Lee, Leslie, 2002. Mabel Jean was as an oxygen/acetylene survived by her paternal a member of the First grandmother, Verbal from city and county “Stimulating innovative Letcher, Lincoln, Magoffin, repairman and truck governments and eligible and sustainable economic Martin, McCreary, Menifee, United Methodist Church driver for East Kentucky Hamilton Meek, of in Prestonsburg, where Betsy Layne; maternal nonprofit organizations in development solutions in Metcalfe, Monroe, Morgan, Explosives. 34 Southern and Eastern the region we serve is at Owsley, Perry, Rockcastle, she taught kindergarten Funeral services will be grandmother, Stella classes for 20 years. She Branham Hall, of Kentucky communities — the core of The Center’s Russell, Wayne, Whitley, held Thursday, January 12, including Floyd County — mission, and these grants and Wolfe. Cities within resided in Prestonsburg at Carter Funeral Home Somerset; one son, James until 2008. Baron Allen, of Langley; will be accepted through target communities that those counties may also Chapel, with clergyman Feb. 10. Grants, which have the ideas—but lack apply. She attended Pikeville Bill Campbell and Jimmy and two daughters, Taylor College and Eastern Allen, of Prestonsburg, range from $5,000 to a the resources—to move Established in 1996 Brown officiating. Burial maximum of $10,000, are forward,” Lonnie Lawson, through the vision of U.S. Kentucky University. will be in the Poe Family and Noelle Allen, of She was a member of the Langley. scheduled to be awarded in president and CEO of Congressman Harold Cemetery at Ivyton. March. The Center, said. “Grants “Hal” Rogers, (KY-05), and Miriam Rebekah Lodge Visitation will be from 1 to She was preceded in #31 for over 72 years and death by her paternal During the most recent awarded during the last other leaders, The Center 9 p.m. Wednesday. round of funding, the city of ARC funding cycle made a for Rural Development is a member of the Eastern The family has entrusted grandfather, James Estill Star Adah Chapter #24. Meek, and maternal Wayland received a similar significant impact on each a nonprofit organization the arrangements to the planning grant. of the counties, cities, or fueled by a mission to Survivors include three Carter Funeral Home. grandfather, Troy Hall. daughters, Carolyn Kay Funeral services for The ARC mini-grants, organizations that received provide leadership that Wingham, of Dayton, Veronica Michelle Meek awarded through The them, and we fully expect stimulates innovative and Ohio, Jeanne Setser and Christopher will be held at 1 p.m., Center’s Developing and this new funding will build sustainable economic her husband Fred, of Thursday, Jan. 12, at Implementing Community on that success and impact development solutions Millville, N.J., and Mary Douglas Moore the Betsy Layne Church Strategies Program, may our region to a much and a better way of life Christopher Douglas be used for either the greater extent.” in Southern and Eastern Ann Waltman and her Moore, 44, of Langley, of Christ, at Betsy husband Alan, of Millville, Layne, with Tommy successful creation of Since 2005, more than Kentucky. In its 42-county died Thursday, Jan. 7, a strategic plan or the $400,000 in ARC mini- primary service region, N.J.; four grandchildren, 2012, at McDowell ARH. Spears officiating. Burial Douglas Brown, Jennifer will follow in the Hall implementation of priority grant funding has been The Center provides He was born Jan. 6, community development awarded by The Center to innovative programs in Lee MacAvoy, Elizabeth 1968, to Ernie and Brenda Cemetery, in Allen. Caufield and Matthew Visitation will be held from projects identified in39 Southern and Eastern leadership, public safety, Jane Crisp Moore. He existing strategic plans. Kentucky communities to technology, and arts and Wingham; and five great worked as an equipment 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at grandchildren, Jacob Hall Funeral Home and For more information advance local economic and culture. The Center is operator. on applying for ARC community development committed to constantly MacAvoy, Kylee MacAvoy, He is survived by his after 12 p.m. Thursday at Skyler Brown, London the church. funding support through plans. Approximately expanding its capabilities three daughters, Ericka The Center, contact Patti $51,000 of that total came in order to deliver a range Brown and Gail Wingham. Jone Moore, Allison Elaine Funeral services will Simpson at 606-677-6000 in 2011. of key services throughout Moore and Breanna Duff, Stella B. ‘Penny’ or email arc@centertech. All projects must be Kentucky and the nation. be held Saturday, Jan. 14, all of Langley; one son, at Carter Funeral Home Seth Turner, of Price; one Stumbo Chapel, with the Rev. Jim brother, Erick (Beth Ann) Stella B. “Penny” Adams officiating. Burial Moore, of Langley; and Stumbo, age 94, of Martin, Meeting to discuss redesign of Parkway/I64 junction will be in the Hereford one nephew, Christopher wife of the late Dr. James Cemetery in Prestonsburg. Bryce Moore. A. “Slick” Stumbo, passed Visitation will be from away Thursday, Jan. 5, WINCHESTER – The be informal, with handouts The information about the Funeral services were Kentucky Transportation available containing interchange reconstruction 4 to 7 p.m. Friday and held Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 2012, at the Highlands services will be conducted Regional Medical Center, Cabinet will hold a information about the will be available at the Nelson Frazier Funeral public meeting to discuss project. public meeting, which by the Miriam Rebekah Home, with Arnold Turner in Prestonsburg. Lodge #31 at 6 p.m. Friday. She was born March 15, the design alternatives Representatives from the will take place from 5 to officiating. Burial followed developed for the Kentucky Transportation 7 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 17. The family has requested the service at the family 1917, in Mohawk, W.Va., memorial contributions to the daughter of the late reconstruction of the Cabinet and its consultant, The meeting location is the cemetery at Langley. Interstate 64/Mountain E.A. Partners, will be Conkright Middle School, the First United Methodist Nelson Frazier Funeral Silas S. and Ellen Moore Church, 256 South Arnold Brown. She was a retired Parkway Interchange. available to answer 360 Mt. Sterling Road, in Home was in charge of The meeting format will questions. Winchester. Ave., Prestonsburg, KY arrangements. nurse, a Kentucky Colonel, 41653. and was baptized at the The family has First Assembly of God entrusted arrangements to Kevin Scott Co- Church, where she was a Audit the Carter Funeral Home. faithful member. burn Mrs. Stumbo is survived From Page A1 implementing such a instances in which Kevin Scott Coburn, 27, module in its accounting prior approval for some of Hueysville, died Friday, by one daughter, Theada • Although the city has Isom Poe Barnett, of Martin; two software. purchases could not be Isom Poe, Jan. 6, 2012, in Hueysville. begun using a purchase grandchildren, Bruce • The audit verified; banks had cashed 90 years of He was born May 25, order system to approve Alan Barnett and James recommended that the checks with only one age, passed 1984, to Larry Coburn purchases, the audit Edman Barnett, who was a city stop issuing pay signature when two were away Monday, and the late Teresa Lynn noted that the system caregiver for the last four advances to employees. required; some temporary Jan. 9, 2012, Bailey Coburn. has not yet been fully years; one niece, Barbara • The audit also found employees did not receive at Highlands He is survived by implemented. Garrett (Dan) Smerillo; and one instances in which the city 1099s; sales tax was Regional Medical Center. one son, Damyon Gage noted several instances in nephew, Adrian (Peggy) provided gift certificates paid on some purchases, Born June 23, 1921, at Coburn, of Banner; a which he could not find Rector. to employees, but did not even though the city Brainard, he was the son sister, Haley Johnson, of evidence of outstanding In addition to her withhold payroll taxes for is exempt from paying of the late Elzie Poe and Mousie; and a brother- pruchase orders. City husband and parents, Mrs. the amounts. sales tax; Stonecrest Lula Watkins Poe. in-law, Jamie Johnson, of treasurer Yvette Latta Stumbo was preceded in • Checking accounts was not making deposits Isom was preceded in Mousie. said the city is making death by two brothers and for the Prestonsburg on a timely basis; and death by his wife, Kathryn Funeral services were progress in that regard. five sisters. Cruise-In and Senior Stonecrest had collected Parker Poe, on Jan. 7, held Tuesday, Jan. 10, at “It’s one of thsoe things Funeral services Citizens Center sales tax on some 1998; a daughter, Nora Martin Branch Freewill that’s a work in progress, for Stella B. “Penny” were opened without inventory but did not Lou Poe Williams; and two Baptist Church, with Red but we’re close,” Latta Stumbo were held at 2 authorization from the report it on monthly tax sisters, Ella Ruth Cole and Morris and James Caudill said. p.m., Sunday, Jan. 8, in council. Auditors noted forms. Mary Caldwell. officiating. Burial followed • The city lacked a the Hall Funeral Home each account that is Mayor Jerry Fannin Survivors included two the service at Chaffins formal listing of fixed Chapel, with Lori Vanucci opened or closed should noted that many of the sons, Thomas A. Poe Cemetery in Garrett. assets and accumulated officiating. Burial followed be authorized by the problems noted in the and his wife Susie, of Nelson Frazier Funeral depreciation during in the Davidson Memorial council. report were corrected as Prestonsburg, and Benny Home was in charge of the audit, but it was Gardens Cemetery, at Ivel. • Auditors also found soon as they were found. I. Poe and his wife Brenda, arrangements. noted that the city is Merger From Page A1 Oh no, say it isn’t so. Not the big 5-0! recognize that continuing Floyd County Animal Shelter to function as we have is not going to solve the issues. And still going STRONG! Pet of the Week We must change to more effectively meet the health needs of those we serve.” As part of ther merger, Catholic Health Initiatives, corporate parent of Saint Joseph, will spend $320 million to launch Happy 50th Birthday KentuckyOne Health. The new system plans to invest in an integrated electronic health Tommy Reed record system and other IT improvements, plus make This week’s celebrity is ROBERT additional facility, equipment Pastor of Fitzpatrick This week’sABSHER, celebrity ispictured world famous with Minister and telehealth investments in B.ANASTASIA, Joe Hill who is awith 2 year “CHESSIE old female THE communities across the state. Baptist Church KentuckyOne Health CHOW”. CHESSIE is a four month old black & gold Coonhound said includes hospitals, clinics, femaleto have chow, the who ability has tofour track other down siblings specialty institutes, home available for adoption. health agencies, satellite colorful local families. primary care centers, and physician groups with more *)*HVaanHiZe]Zch7gVcX]EgZhidcWjg\!@N than 80 locations, 2,500 staff 606-886-3189 physicians and more than 13,000 employees across the state of Kentucky and southern Indiana. THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • A3 SKED offering ‘Entrepreneurial Drug investigation SMARTS’ classes in Pikeville nets 18 suspects in SOMERSET – country that have been solid, reliable investment. training program is a Pike County Residents of Pikeville and trained in presenting the Upon successful natural progression for surrounding communities Core Four® Business completion of this SKED and its mission of Chad Abshire Greasy Creek Road, will have the opportunity Planning Course. training, participants job creation and building Heartland News Service Shelbiana, second-degree to enroll in a training “Entrepreneurial will receive a certificate a better economic future trafficking in a controlled program that is designed SMARTS: Simple recognizing their for the residents of PIKEVILLE – Law substance and persistent to give entrepreneurs and Methods And Reality- achievements and will Southeast Kentucky. enforcement officials felony offender. small business owners based Training for be eligible to apply for “Giving entrepreneurs attempted to arrest 18 • Larry Kendrick, the tools they need to Success” sessions, based business startup or and small business Pike County individuals 34, Greasy Creek Road, start or build a “smarter” on the Core Four model, expansion funding from owners the tools they suspected of drug Shelbiana, first-degree business this month. are being scheduled in SKED’s loan funds. need to build and grow trafficking during a trafficking in a controlled Southeast Kentucky 10 communities from This nationally their dreams on a solid roundup conducted by substance and persistent Economic Development Pikeville to Greensburg recognized course is foundation will benefit Operation UNITE Jan. felony offender. Corporation (SKED) and from Morehead to valued at $250 per not only them, but 3, but only managed to • Anthony John Puett, is launching a Middlesboro over the student. However, due their future employees, locate 10 of them. 27, Pikeville, second- nationally recognized next 14 to16 months. to financial support customers and the The operation, which degree trafficking in a entrepreneurial and Bradley and Clontz through a grant from the communities in which lasted around nine controlled substance small business training will share the skills Appalachian Regional they’re located,” Jones months, featured drug and persistent felony program that will benefit and information they Commission (ARC) said. “We believe this purchases by undercover offender. hundreds of residents acquired as a result of combined with financial training will prepare small detectives. • James “Jamie” Rowe, across its service area in their recent training support from SKED, business owners to create “We bought a little 31, First Street, Lookout, the coming months. with participants in the participants will pay and sustain a better way bit of everything – first-degree trafficking in Pikeville is the first training. In addition, a mere $25 charge per of life for themselves and from powder and crack a controlled substance, stop. they’ll convey the first- person. the region as a whole.” cocaine to Suboxone and second-degree trafficking This first training will hand knowledge they SKED has offered SKED was formed a variety prescription in a controlled substance, be offered January 26; gained from years of a number of lending 25 years ago by Fifth pills in between,” Dan and persistent felony February 2; February 9 and extensive experience opportunities for new District Congressman Hal Smoot, deputy director offender. February 16. Classes will in small business business development Rogers to create jobs in of UNITE, said. “Pike • Garia Smith, 38, be held in the Community management in the and small business Southeast Kentucky. The County has a huge Virgie High Street, Room on the first floor classroom. expansion throughout economic development prescription drug Virgie, first-degree of the Garfield Building, At these training Southeast Kentucky for organization, based problem, but cocaine is trafficking in a controlled 178 College St., Pikeville. sessions, entrepreneurs some 15 years. This in Somerset, serves a still a very desired drug. substance. The site is located just and small business new entrepreneurial and 42-county region in “This investigation • Richard Starghill, 34, off Hambley Blvd; across owners will be instructed small business training Southeast Kentucky. centered on the Virgie Chloe Court, Pikeville, the street from the in basic knowledge about program, will supplement Staff works with business and Regina communities first-degree trafficking parking structure, next to starting, financing and SKED’s work to develop owners, small and large, but spread out across the in a controlled substance Pikeville City Park, and operating a business and successful and sustainable throughout its service county,” Smoot said. and second-degree a couple of blocks from planning for success. small business ownership area to identify financing As of Tuesday, 10 of trafficking in a controlled East Kentucky Exposition Class participants will in Southeast Kentucky. solutions to fund their the 18 individuals have substance. Center. Cost is only $25 also be given the tools “If only I had had access location, expansion and been arrested and lodged • Steve Tackett, 39, per person. needed to determine to this kind of training working capital needs. in the Pike County Pikeville, second-degree For more specifics if business ownership before I started my first For more information Detention Center. They trafficking in a controlled and to register, visit is for them. If these business venture.” said about SKED’s services, are: substance. SKED’s website at www. entrepreneurs go on to Bradley. “This is an contact Jones at (606) • Bobby Bowling, • Vornele Tackett, 66, southeastkentucky.com. start their own business, incredible opportunity 677-6102 or gjones@ 26, Bowling Fork Road, Dry Branch Road, Virgie, Pat Bradley, SKED this training will give for anyone who has ever centertech.com. For Elkhorn City, first-degree second-degree trafficking small business training them a tremendous considered starting a information about trafficking in a controlled in a controlled substance. specialist, and Tamara advantage by giving business of any kind, entrepreneurship substance. Police continue to Clontz, an independent them access to the skill or for new or existing training, contact Bradley • William Bowling, search for the remaining consultant and member of sets needed to properly small business owners by phone at (606) 335- 57, Bowling Fork Road, eight suspects. B2B CFO Partners LLC, get their business off who want to improve 1488 or by email at pat. Elkhorn City, first-degree Assisting UNITE completed instructors the ground and running their operations and [email protected]. trafficking in a controlled detectives with the training held in Atlanta, smoothly. Existing small profitability – and what You may visit: www. substance, second-degree arrests were troopers Ga. in late November. business owners will get business owner doesn’t southeastkentucky.com trafficking in a controlled from Kentucky State With this training, they the support they need to want that?” for more information substance and third- Police Post 9 and agents join the ranks of more than advance the growth of SKED Executive about SKED’s services degree trafficking in a from the London DEA 200 trainers from over 80 their Director Greg Jones says and about Entrepreneurial controlled substance. field office. organizations across the business and operate a this new entrepreneurial SMARTS. • Kevin Hopkins, 46,
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There is he's right too soon. for agencies in promulgating no way to describe the RAA in regulations that are projected any other simpler terms than A Legislative Perspective— Gregory Nunn to have a minimum effect of at to call it what it is — a budget- least Amendment$100 million onI the U.S. Rep. Greg Stumbo out of this legislative session after the another major issue dominating our CongressViewpoint shall make no law respectingbusting, an establishmentanti-democracy, of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; abridging the freedom of speech, or of the economy.press; or the right of the peopleCorporate to peaceably Attorneysassemble, andFull to petition Speaker the of government the House for a redress of grievances.budget: cracking down on prescription agenda in the session’s first days: However, a thorough Employment Act. drug abuse, which now causes Redistricting. reading of the proposal leads It’s no wonder then that At the start of each legislative more deaths in Kentucky than auto On Thursday, the House State to Gthree conclusions.u e sFirst,t supportersV i ofe thew RAA session in even-numbered years, the accidents. A recent survey underscored Government Committee approved it will likely drive up the are primarily U.S.-based governor appears before the General how prevalent this epidemic is when it my proposed congressional plan that cost of almost every rule- multinational corporations. Assembly twice: First, to give the found that about a third of Kentuckians would re-align the state’s six districts makingKASPER process and budget mandate Increasing the thecost of State of the Commonwealth address said they had family or a friend who to differences in population that have of a federal agency. Second, government for taxpayers and then, later in the month, to had been addicted. occurred since the 2000 Census. federallyright elected officialsthing will is fornot a concernstate to these present a two-year budget proposal. To counter that, we are looking The biggest change the proposal be stripped of their ability to corporations that use offshore Given the tough economy the to expand Kentucky’s prescription- recommends is moving Ashland into responsibly lead our country. tax havens and other deceptive country has weathered during the drug monitoring system and make it our Fifth District and Owensboro AndIt third, was goodit’s a highwayto hear Rep.to accountingGreg Stumbo practices take toto avoid last several years, it wasn’t much of never-endingtask the state lawsuitsmedical licensureby paying board their lastfair weekshare offor U.S. easier for law enforcement to use it to from the Second District to the First. the board’s apparent lax effort to glean data from the a surprise when Governor Beshear identify problem areas more quickly. I It’s still early in the process, but our special interests against the taxes. If federal agency budgets spent much of his first speech last federala state government. prescription tracking mustdatabase. be increased But while because the want to make sure that Kentucky can goal is to work with the Senate to have Speaker’s comments were welcome, the legislature week talking about the second one he The RAA is designed to of the RAA, it won’t be the respond no matter how the battlefield final versions of new districts maps could have also done more to help the licensure will give on Jan. 17th. micromanage every federal multinationals footing the bill. changes. for Congress, the General Assembly board to better police doctors who over-prescribe. In short, he forecasts a tough road agencyIt was in its in efforts 2003 towhen create the legislatureThe multinationals gave the have licen- no The House also supports Governor and the Kentucky Supreme Court by rulessure boardnecessary the authorityto carry to policeallegiance the to state’s government doctors and ahead. Although Kentucky was one of and First Lady Beshear’s efforts to early next week, if not sooner. outwho legislationabuse their passed duties by over-prescribingdemocracy. Their shareholders the first 11 states to see state revenues raise the high school dropout age from Once redistricting is out of the Congress.painkillers By and doing other so, addicting it and drugscorporate through executives access are return to pre-recession levels, and 16 to 18, a move that would change way, I hope to see the House act to the statewide database known as KASPER. But money is set aside in our “Rainy Day” turnswhat over the 60 legislature years of effective did in realitythe only was flags a half-hearted they salute. A a law first enacted in the 1930s and on the proposal state Rep. Leslie regulationattempt to addresspromulgation Kentucky’s diminishing drug abuse of our menace, democratic fund, he said he expects more cuts to would bring us in line with about 30 Combs and I are pushing to make underan issue the which Administration has grown togovernance staggering only proportions serves to be made on top of the $1.3 billion that other states that have increased their Pikeville University one of the state’s Procedureshere in Eastern Act Kentucky.into a give the multinationals more have already occurred since 2007. minimum dropout age. Currently, public four-year institutions. The protractedFor one, process far too that many will healthpower. care providers with If that was the cloud hanging over authority to prescribe narcotics are participating in Beyond aboutthe 6,000 Kentucky Beltway students drop need to have a school like this in stretchKASPER. the timeWhat needed good isfor a statewideThe databaseonly authorities if more the speech, there was a silver lining out each year. the mountains is clear, and if we’re rule-makingthan 70 percent into ofdecades. those who these can use it failmultinationals to do so? or two as well. He noted, for example, vWithery eyes, our wasyouth a wire in mind, sculpture Governor in the Bsuccessful,achmann wasit could the closebe a reality winner as over soon FederalThe licensure agency budgetsboard - willmembers recognize of which are toldthe courts. that YouKentucky can’t has the milk 19th best a approximate shape of a cow. Yes Ron Paul and has accordingly been Beshearfriends, saidit was he the would butter focus cow attention without deemedas this fall. a serious I appreciate contender the forsupport the needreporters to belast expanded week that by they With had theirnot receivedenormous the wealth, business taxbutter climate, as cow measured by proper KASPER reports to adequately police the thisher makeup.session on early childhood Republicanmany of you nomination.have already given Paul, to who this hundreds of billions of dollars multinationals eagerly pay one national study, and that Forbes I was shocked. Like most people I got nearly the same number of votes, state’s physicians - could have received every report development;had believed thatcareer the butterand technicalcow was continuesmuch-needed to baskproject. in irrelevance. I to comply with the RAA and expensive corporate attorneys by DONALD KAUL it needed, but it would have only constituted a frac- has moved Kentucky up 18 spots in educationjust that, opportunities; a cow sculpted and entirely ensuring of don’tIf youunderstand would itlike either. to take part as performtion of theirthe drugs usual functionsthat are beingto delay, prescribed. change or kill any butter. To find that it was a wire However, if getting the support of the lastTim two Pawlenty, years in erstwhileits list of thegovernor best that the state does all it can to protect well or have concerns about any other sculpture smeared with butter, then 4,800 Iowans - many of whom don’t of protectingOur state theis inpublic dire andneed ofgovernment legislation regulation that would that statesof Minnesota, in which to gave do business. up his bid for the childrenshaped from to look neglect cow-like, or abuse. made me believeissue before in evolution the legislature, and some you ofcan smallrequire businesses doctors, from physician’ unsafe s standsassistants, in their nurse way practi-of profit. presidency after finishing third in Many of the priorities he listed in the feel like a 32-year-old who’s just whom even doubt gravity - consti- tioners and any other medical professional that can Iowa’s Ames Straw Poll, shocking If the State of the Commonwealth leave a message for me or any other products and practices. This means that the RAA learned that there’s no Santa Claus. tutes seriousness, then the country is prescribe narcotics to participate in the state’s elec- speechthe vast are majorityalso shared of Americansby the House. who speechI think was my perhaps cynical naturethe datesmost furtherlegislator along at 800-372-7181 in its decline or, thanfor the I Congressional and threatens every American didn’t know he was running. tronic tracking system. Until we do, we can never be That includes what I think will be the noteworthyfrom that moment.news of Believe the week, me, thatthe thought.hearing impaired, 800-896-0305. presidential governance will citizen’s health and safety. I don’t know whether it was a wise certain that we’re policing the medical community, nature has come in handy through I’ve said this before and I’ll say it mostmove important or not, but legislation it doesn’t speakto come well House also began taking action on These calls are toll-free. bethe replaced members by ofbureaucratic which by and Inlar regardge practice to the No. their 1 issue many years spent covering politics - again: Bachmann isn’t a serious can- of his perseverance. Getting knocked profession with the utmost of diligence, but too particularly when it comes to straw didate. She’s good at saying outra- decisions designed to appease today — jobs (other than out of the race by the Ames Straw polls. geous things with the utmost sinceri- specialmany areinterests. willing toElected hand outcorporate prescriptions attorney for jobs) pow -— Poll is the political equivalent of Less than 17,000 Republicans ty, but at the end of the day she seems erful and addictive narcotics when they are not need- being electrocuted by a flashlight leaders will be turned into the RAA will create none in showed up to vote in this year’s poll, about a ham sandwich short of a pic- ed. Not to mention that a KASPER requirement battery. and they were charged $30 each for nic. figureheads whose everythe private sector. Instead, it The Ames poll is a completely could also cut down on instances of doctor shopping the privilege of casting their straw. In Her chief value is as a firewall to effortand theto exerciselike. the will of endangers the well-regulated fraudulent event. HouseIt has no statistical Week in Review previous years there have been accu- the candidacy of Rick Perry, the gov- validity. It has no predictive value. the We’vevoters willused be this thwarted space manymarketplace times before essential to call in sations that some candidates rigged ernor of Texas. He’s as loopy as she It’s as phony as the Iowa butter cow for a KASPER mandate, and though we run the risk the election, Chicago-style, by bus- is, but is also precisely the kind of by the will of government establishing fair competition Rep.at Hubert the Iowa Collins State Fair, the one to the case) losing folks who are longtime night, as is customary. Gov. Beshear ing in out-of-staters and paying their swaggering, blustering bully that bureaucrats,of sounding special like ainterests broken record,between this small, is one mid-size issue and which politicians make pilgrimages constituentspoll tax. and friends is never an easy conservativesmade clear his find intention charming. to push a too important to ignore. We urge the legislature to as though it were a holy relic. and the courts. big business. The RAA will The smiles and handshakes we state or pleasantAs a way job. of Redistricting discerning theis, inleader fact, casinoBut nevergambling mind amendment him. Have through you review this issue and do the right thigh for What? You didn’t know the butter of the Republican field, it’s as empty heard the news? The New York KentuckyFinally, the. proposal is a simply allow big business to lawmakerscow was shared a fake? at the start of the one of the most personally and politically both houses of the General Assembly of meaning as a politician’s promise. Times says President Barack Obama corporate lobbyist dream. It push smaller competitors out Let me tell you about that. Early in 2012 Regular Session on Tuesday were a difficultYet issuesthe national that state press, lawmakers ever watch- face in hasbefore adopted session’s a new end, strategy although to the combat Senate my journalism career, I went to the appears to have been written of the— marketplace, The Hazard thus Herald killing ful of a trend, pays a terrifying GOP intransigence. It’s called fight- pleasantIowa start State to Fairgroundsa cold feast of duringlegislative the Kentucky or anywhere. majority has voiced some resistance to the amount of attention to it. After ing back - you know, going out by corporate attorneys for jobs. winter, long after the fair was over. issues many lawmakers—and state monthsWhile Kentucky’s of hearing population the various increased candi- amongproposal. theTime peoplewill tell how and the calling gaming corporate attorneys. The RAA is not just bad I got a little lost (an investigative agencies—could find hard to swallow. fromdates 4.04 debate, million give to speeches, 4.3 million and overall oth- Republicansissue will fare rude in the names. Kentucky legislative technique I have often used to my Every aspect of the RAA policy. It’s extremist legislation erwise make fools of themselves, it’s He’s not very good at it yet, but Theadvantage) proverbial and “hard found pills” myself of wanthe - from 2000 to 2010, some state legislative arena in coming weeks. the first time anybody actually counts he’s practicing. That’s something. is geared toward encouraging designed to protect the very dering into a storage building on the Letter Guidelines session include two issues—the passage andanything, congressional so the districts press jumps lost population all over TheThis legislative campaign process promises involves to be more a special interests to legally entities from which the rest grounds. Letters to the Editor are be no longer than two type- it. lot like the butter cow - less than of a newAnd two-year there, state standing budget, before and the my to other districts. So, in order to create than debating issues and passing bills. challengewelcomed byevery The Floydregulation ofwritten us need pages, protection and may be— passage of new redistricting plans for districtsOn that this are equal occasion in population, Michele many meetsIt also theinvolves eye. quite a few procedural ofCounty an agency. Times. EvenIn accordance frivolous multinationaledited for length corporations. or clarity. with our editorial page policy, Opinions expressed in state legislative and congressional seats. districts lines will have to be redrawn. formalities, most of which take place the lawsuitsall letters mustare includeprotected the lettersKnapp and is other vice-chairman voices are The Usual Eccentric becausesignature, it defines address “substantialand tele- ofthose the ofAmerican the authors Sustainable and do Both issues must be addressed by the end Lawmakers will work to create districts first week of session. This first week was phone number of the author. not necessarily reflect the of this session’s 60 legislative days, and we thattage meet of the the lateststrict “onetechnological person, one gump- vote” themarked leader by ofswearing the old inregime of a newsince House my evidence”The T forimes a lawsuit reserves to thebe Businessviews of the newspaperCouncil . 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As Beforefar as I thecould next realize two-year it, I’d foundstate McLean’sThe House “American and Senate Pie.” plan to pass session,Eventually, and attending I gave in, mandatory but not before ethics FLOYD COUNTY budgetmyself is concerned, lodged in lawmakers Dante’s expectInferno, to theirAt chamber’s the top ofredistricting the DMV plans letter and— in a tellingtraining theseminars. mean BMV phone lady ready to call the United States big, bold letters: “Notice Requiring (who was probably wearing way too considerGeological a proposal Society, that becauseincludes further it was CongressionalProof of Insurance.” redistricting “Dear plan Vehicleby the muchNow, perfume) with rules that and if regulations I were presi- set, cutspreviously to state programs theorized to that balance there out were a state’sOwner primary,” the election letter reads, filing “you deadline have of dent,training I would completed create some and kind committee of doc- The Times Generalonly nineFund shortfall layers of that hell. some And estimate I had been randomly selected to verify that ument that would withstand the tests Jan. 31, avoiding the need to extend the work underway, the House is ready to found the tenth. you have coverage for the vehicle list- of time and grant individuals certain Published Wednesday and Friday each week could Somehow,reach $300 stuckmillion in or the more middle through of it deadlineed below and.” interfere with the schedule inalienableface whatever rights. the 2012 Regular Session fiscalall, was year your 2014. humble This narrator, Spartan wedged budget for primaryI found candidate it imperative filings. to confirmHearings will“But bring. then We again,” lawmakers I told hermight before need between the cleavage of a nightmarish that this was in fact an official govern- throwing the phone down, “that outlook,situation while concocted considered bypessimistic the Ohio by beganment onletter the issueand not this something week in the sent House, by soundsa big glasslike crazy of water talk ifto you swallow ask me.” the 263 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE some,Bureau is based of Motor on the Vehicles state’s continuing— a situa- withsome a vote depraved on the yahooHouse’s lickingredistricting his “hardIt became pills,” evident but we shortly will thereafterget them PRESTONSBURG, KENTUCKY 41653 cycletion of that slow forced revenue me growth into the coupled position with of billschops expected at the opportunityearly next week. to defraud my thatdown. the We postal will servicedo whatever delivered we must the demented liaison between the two identity. I did some research and letter to the wrong address, which hap- Phone: (606) 886-8506 an increasing demand for state services Fax: (606) 886-3603 entities I despise most in life: the gov- learnedPassing thata budget it was and indeed redistricting only will the pensdo to frequently.preserve and Not improve a week the goes lives by of andernment the unavailabilityand my ex-wife. of significant takegovernment a lot of time demanding this session, private but infor- these thatKentuckians I don’t find in our a [kitten] districts in and the acrossmail www.floydcountytimes.com In the olden days, it used to be a mation and, thank goodness, not some for my ex, mistakenly sent to me by a additional federal stimulus funds. The arestranger far from trying the to only con issuesme out lawmakers of sensi- [kittenthe Commonwealth. collector] who It has is anot sworn updated duty USPS 202-700 terror to travel to the BMV with all of Entered as second class matter, June 18, 1927, at the post office at outlookthe other could noble change, taxpayers but as of only today, to it be plantive detailsto consider. that could Add be$30 used billion against in thethat addresses we gladly in accept. their [credit-card kit- Prestonsburg, Kentucky, under the act of March 3, 1879. appearsfleeced we yet lawmakers again by will Uncle be faced Sam. with The unfundedme. liability in the state’s public tenFrom database]. now until the session concludes Periodicals postage paid at Prestonsburg, Ky. lines were long, the clerks wore entire- Slowly, my gaze turned to the bot- Sorry about all of that word modi- passing a 2012-2014 state budget that is SUBSCRIPTION RATES PER YEAR: ly too much perfume and the wallet- pensiontom of thesystems, letter renewed— and the debate real prob-on a fication.in mid April, I just youthink can it’s stay wise informed to shield of In Floyd County: $63.60 millionssized of pictures dollars short they of snapped what Kentucky of you casinolem with gambling this caper: amendment They anddidn’t a host want of myselflegislative from action the on bills ugly of prospectinterest to ofyou In Kentucky: $84.80 rivaled something you might see in a (set ital)my(end ital) proof of insur- future court proceedings. Outside Kentucky: $125 needsphoto and spread wants. on third-world deformi- otherance. tough They session wanted topics my ex-wife’s.to this session’s The by Followinglogging onto a the long Legislative and drawn-out Research Postmaster: Send change of address to: ties.Redistricting sounds simple enough: lengthyprospect agenda of cooperating and it becomes with clear: my The ex- sessionCommission of gratuitous website at email www.lrc.ky.gov finagling The Floyd County Times HouseBut andat least Senate you had members to deal with get the 2012wife Regularon anything Session left could me feelingprove to like be andor by a Bigcalling Gulp the of LRC morphine, toll-free IBill eventu Status- P.O. Box 390 license bureau on only one occasion I’d rather submit to a deep-scrubbing ally got my grubby little paws on the Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653 togetherevery fourin their years: respective before caucusesyour birthday and theaudit most by thedifficult IRS. Kentucky lawmakers requiredLine at insurance866-840-2835. card fromFor mycommittee ex in PUBLISHER MANAGING EDITOR chambersor maybe to redraw a few state days legislative afterward. and I has facedAnd in now, 30 years fate or hadmore. placed me ameetingprocess schedules, about as pleasantplease call as thepulling LRC Joshua Byers Ralph B. Davis showed up two days after my birthday squarely on the battlefield, saddling teeth from one’s own rectum. [email protected] [email protected] congressionalonce to get districtmy license lines renewed. that reflect The meThe with governor the grim presented task of trying his agendato ref- toll-freeBut atMeeting the end Information of the day, Line Iat had 800- populationclerks treated changes me likerecorded zombie by Hitler,the foreree the the ensuingsession bloodbath.in a State of the somehow633-9650. Or, managed to comment to conquer on a bill, bothplease 2010and U.S. the Census. photo theyBut slappedchanges in on the my CommonwealthI called the BMVAddress and before attempted a joint to thecall the beasts toll-free of tyrannicalLegislative governmentMessage Line license nearly looked the part as well. explain to an incredibly intolerant and the demons of former matrimony configurationThese days, of districtsthe BMV and takes (as is advan- often Housewoman and that Senate I hadn’ sessiont had contact Wednesday with —at 800-372-7181.thanks to one heck of an X-factor. THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • A5 Nation’s top drug official to appear at April drug summit
The nation’s top official solutions.” in the war on drugs will Prior to his confirmation, be a keynote presenter at Kerlikowske served as the first National Rx Drug deputy director for the Abuse Summit next April. U.S. Department of Justice, R. Gil Kerlikowske, Office of Community director of the White House Oriented Policing Office of National Drug Services, and was police Control Policy (ONDCP), commissioner of Buffalo, has identified prescription New York. Most of his law drug abuse as a top priority enforcement career was for public health in the served in the St. Petersburg United States. Police Department in “Mr. Kerlikowske is very Florida. aware of the devastating He was twice elected to impacts of prescription be president of the Major drug abuse and diversion,” Cities Chiefs, which is said Karen Kelly, president/ comprised of the largest city CEO of Operation UNITE and county law enforcement (Unlawful Narcotics agencies in the United Investigations, Treatment States and Canada, and was and Education), a Kentucky- also elected president of the based organization Police Executive Research coordinating the event. “The Forum. Prevention Plan unveiled In 2011, Kerlikowske Danese Fannin Amburgey was one of three residents honored Dec. 15, during Riverview Health Care’s annual Hall of Fame last year by the ONDCP received the American banquet. Also honored were Lynn “Jack” Cobbs and Melvina “Nina” Howell. recognizes the need to Medical Association’s Dr. take a balanced approach Nathan Davis Award for between education, Outstanding Government monitoring, proper disposal Service. and enforcement efforts.” Joining Kerlikowske as a Riverview honors residents The Summit, which will keynote presenter during be held in Florida April the Summit will be: 10-12, 2012, is intended to • Dr. Nora D. Volkow, foster better understanding director of the National in Hall of Fame ceremony and cooperation between all Institute on Drug Abuse groups – state and national (NIDA) at the National leaders, law enforcement Institutes of Health, one Jack Latta distinguished service in at John M. Stumbo aide and restorative aide. officials, medicalof the nation’s foremost Staff Writer academia and volunteerism, Elementary School. She When Riverview Manor, professionals, community experts on the neurological Danese Fannin Amburgey retired after 32 years. She now Riverview Health advocates, treatment effects of drug addiction. Riverview Health Care was born January 30, 1924, would work the summer Care, opened in 1978, she experts, educators, private • Hon. Joseph T. Center held its annual Hall the daughter of Joe and school program, go home, transferred here to work industry leaders, and others Rannazzisi, deputy assistant of Fame ceremony last Olive Fannin, graduated change clothes and go to as a restorative aide. She – who are finding success administrator for the Office month, and some familiar from Wayland High School work at Pack’s Restaurant retired in 2011. in battling this nationwide of Diversion Control in the names to Floyd County in 1942. Danese saw a need in McDowell. After she Also, community leader epidemic. U.S. Drug Enforcement were among those honored. for an education and began retired, she volunteered for John M. Rosenberg was “Diversion of prescription Administration (DEA), The banquet was held her teaching career at age the Salvation Army and the honored for his personal and medications from their an expert in preventing, Dec. 15 at the center and 19 and her college career Mud Creek Senior Citizens professional achievements. legitimate medical uses detecting and investigating recognized both residents at Pikeville College a few Center. She loved ring the Born in Magadeburg, impacts every American, the diversion of controlled and community members years later. She started her bell for the Salvation Army Germany. Rosenberg fled not only through the pharmaceuticals. for their support. teaching career in a one at Christmas, and began Nazi Germany when he was devastating personal toll For more information The three residents room school, and taught volunteering for them in 6 years old. He earned his exacted on individuals about the Summit call honored during the First Grade for 36 years at 1998. undergraduate degree from and their families, but 1-866-678-6483, visit www. ceremony included: Daniels Creek, Arkansas Her service unit, the Pike/ Duke University in 1953, on an economic level as NationalRxDrugAbuseSummit. • Lynn “Jack” Cobbs, Creek, Slick Rock, and Floyd Counties Service then went onto earn his law well,” Kelly stated. “This org
FRANKFORT — A bill Bill 40 sponsor Rep. least once a year — if you evaluation system, he said. that would require the Carl Rollins, D-Midway. don’t have tenure. That’s School districts that state to create a uniform By creating one system very subjective,” Rollins already have a multiple teacher evaluation of teacher evaluation, said. “I think it would be measure system of system for Kentucky’s Rollins said HB 40 would much better if a peer (a evaluation could apply 174 school districts for “promote continuous certified employee who to the state Department implementation during professional growth of our teaches the same subject of Education to have the the 2014-15 school year teachers so that they can matter) evaluated that requirements in HB 40 has cleared the House become better.” teacher once every three waived, Rollins said. Education Committee. “It’s one-size-fits-all, but years to help determine The Department of Currently, each school it should be,” he said. that teacher’s content Education would work district in the state has “In most districts, knowledge.” with professional school its own evaluation system you have a principal Multiple measures, and teacher organizations for certified personnel, observation that may last including principal to develop the system according to House an hour once every three observation, parent and prior to the 2014-2015 Education Committee years if you have tenure student feedback, would school year, according to Chairman and House and once every year — at likely be part of the new the bill.
RITA OWSLEY AND SAM CAMPBELL Rita Owsley and Sam attending the University of Campbell, along with Kentucky. Johnny Owens, announce She will graduate in June the engagement of their with a Master’s in Business daughter, Tiffany Owens, to Administration. Daniel is Daniel Combs, son of David from Viper and attended and Judy Combs. Tiffany is Perry County Central High from Mousie and attended School. He then went on Knott County Central High to play basketball at Alice School. Lloyd College and graduated After high school, she with a Bachelor’s in Sports attended Alice Lloyd and Fitness Management. College, where she met He now operates heavy Daniel. She graduated equipment for James River from ALC with a bachelor’s Coal Company. They are degree in Business planning a fall wedding for Administration. She is now 2012. A6 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES MSU delivers satellite to NASA for upcoming launch MOREHEAD — potentially lending insight Space Science Kevin Brown, spacecraft will be operated Space Systems Development the award. Dr. Malphrus Morehead State University into both the high energy who serves as the systems by students using MSU’s Laboratory. Nearly all of indicated that “the project was Space Science Center staff background radiation and into engineer, leading the efforts 21-meter Space Tracking the environmental testing only possible on this timeline and students delivered a the evolution of primordial to design, fabricate and Antenna and other ground (including vibration analysis, because of the extraordinary satellite to NASA’s Launch galaxies. test the spacecraft systems. assets. The science data electromagnetic testing, dedication of time and effort Services Program Friday, Jan. The mission was selected Brown added significant collected will be reduced, and functional testing) from the team and because 6, marking a major milestone in January 2011 by NASA nanosatellite experience to calibrated and analyzed by was conducted in the MSU nearly all of the space systems in the Space Science to fly on the Operationally the Space Science Center astrophysics students under Space Systems Verification development, fabrication, Nanosatellite program. The Unique Technology Satellites team, having designed and the direction of faculty Laboratory. Thermal- and testing infrastructure has Cosmic X-Ray Background (OUTSat ) Mission as part of built spacecraft systems at mentors. vacuum (T-vac) testing was been established at the Space Nanosatellite (CXBN) was NASA’s Educational Launch Lockheed Martin, Stanford To participate in design conducted at the Kentucky Science Center, allowing all developed by MSU and of a Nanosatellite (ELaNa) University and Astrodev. reviews, mission readiness Space facilities and the of the work to be done in- partners during the past year program. The Space Science He worked closely with the reviews, design and University of Kentucky. house.” and passed rigorous space Center submitted a proposal student team, training them fabrication of the spacecraft CXBN is significant in “The accomplishments environment testing and to NASA in Fall 2010 which in the various technologies subsystems, proto-flightthat it is the first satellite of this team at MSU in a series of design reviews, was subsequently awarded, and processes involved in testing, operation of the entirely built at MSU, partnership with Kentucky culminating in the flight resulting in the flightdesigning and developing spacecraft, and analysis of with the exception of the Space staff that I have seen readiness review held on Dec. opportunity on the OUTSat spacecraft components the science data represents science payload which was since coming to MSU are 31. Mission. to operate in the extreme extraordinary opportunities built at BFE, UC Berkeley truly amazing. I have been CXBN is an astrophysics The idea behind the science environment of space. for students. and Morehead State. on the sidelines watching mission whose goal is mission was developed by Other team members The satellite itself adheres Space Science Center staff and the level of complexity to provide an improved Dr. Ben Malphrus, director include Dr. Roger McNeil, to the CubeSat form factor—a participated in the design, in the projects and the measurement of the universe’s of the Space Science dean of the College of Science nanosatellite standard now fabrication and operation professionalism skills they X-Ray background and could Center and chair of the and Technology; Jeff Kruth, adapted worldwide, that was of a number of other micro now posses make an help resolve a mystery in Department of Earth and electrical and radio frequency invented by Bob Twiggs, and nanosatellite systems awesome team that I would modern cosmology— the Space Sciences, and his long- engineer; Eric Thomas, Star professor of Space Science, including KySat-1 (with rank as the best university origin of the cosmic X-ray time collaborator Dr. Garrett Theater director; Bob Kroll, while at Stanford University. Kyspace), EduSat (with team that I know of. These background. In Big Bang Jernigan, astrophysicist at space systems engineer; CXBN is among the most the University of Rome), skills have been demonstrated cosmology, the universe was the University of California Michael Combs, satellite sophisticated and capable RAMPART (with a by the delivery of CXBN—a created 13.8 billion years ago Berkeley. earth station operations CubeSats ever built. consortium of universities very sophisticated satellite and relic radiation across the A partnership ensued that engineer; and a team of The satellite is a 2U Cube and government labs), and developed on a nearly electromagnetic spectrum resulted in MSU becoming undergraduate and graduate (measuring 10 x 10 x 20 cm Frontier-1 (with KySpace), impossible timeline,” said that the event produced the lead institution on the students. and weighing 2.5 kg) and but CXBN represents the first Twiggs. is studied to lend insight program- being responsible The student engineering will track the sun and orient major satellite project that The CXBN project into the physics of the early for the design, fabrication team is led by Tyler Rose of itself toward the sun on orbit Morehead State University represents an important universe. The relic radiation and testing of the spacecraft Carlisle, who participated in using an innovative attitude has taken the leading role in benchmark for MSU’s Space peaks in the microwave part bus, including spacecraft the design and fabrication determination and control developing. Science program— a satellite of the spectrum with a smaller structures, subsystems, of every component of system, while rotating once CXBN was developed designed, built, tested and secondary peak in the X-ray software systems and on-orbit the spacecraft. Numerous every 6 seconds, allowing on a highly compressed to be operated by staff and regime. While the microwave operation of the spacecraft. students had the opportunity the science array to scan the schedule—having been students. background radiation is well Dr. Jernigan’s team at UC to participate in the program, universe. designed, built, and tested in CXBN will be launched understood having been Berkeley and collaborators providing invaluable The satellite also contains one year. from Vandenberg Air Force studied since the mid-1960s, at Black Forest Engineering experience for them in actual state-of-the-art command This rapid development Base, Vandenberg CA in the X-ray background is (BFE) in Colorado designed space systems design—a and data handling systems, time is a hallmark of the August of 2012. less well understood and and built the science rare opportunity for graduate power management systems CubeSat form factor. NASA Additional information few measurements exist payload—a silicon-based students, and an exceedingly (using deployable solar made the award in January is available by calling Dr. that allow astronomers to X-ray detector, one of the rare event for undergraduate panels), communication 2011 and the satellite was Malphrus at 606-783-2381 interpret its origin. The most sensitive ever built students. systems, and thermal and delivered to CalPoly in San or by visiting the project’s existing measurements are in the 20- 100 keV energy About a dozen students structural components—all Luis Obispo, Calif., in January website at http://universe. imprecise and differ from range. Other collaborators from Kentucky, Ohio and designed and built at MSU’s 2012, almost one year after sonoma.edu/CXBNanosat/ each other significantly, a are engineers and scientists international — from Italy, condition which precludes including Dr. John Doty South Korea, and South astronomers from knowing from Noqsi Aerospace, Dr. Vietnam — form the student which of the physical models Lance Simms at Lawrence engineering team. They Battle developed to explain the Livermore National participated in all aspects From Page A1 organization dedicated the development of the X-ray background is correct. 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THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • A7 HealthConnections 1-888-377-KDMC (5362) | kdmc.com • January 11, 2012 UrG ent CA re CertI f ICAt I on Urgent Cares earn national certification Portsmouth, Grayson, Ironton facilities King’s Daughters Urgent Care join Ashland in distinction centers are located in:
King’s Daughters Urgent Care centers in King’s Daughters Urgent Care centers are Ashland, Ky. Portsmouth, Ironton, and Grayson, Ky., open convenient hours with no appointment 2245 Winchester Ave. recently received the Certified Urgent needed, Parker noted. Services include Care designation from the Urgent Care care for unexpected cuts, burns, sprains or 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily Association of America. fractures that do not require a trip to the emergency department. Grayson, Ky. “Urgent care fills the gap I-64 Interchange “Urgent care fills the gap between between primary care and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily primary care and hospital emergency hospital emergency departments, offering increased convenience department, offering increased conve- Ironton, Ohio and cost savings,” she noted. The 912 Park Ave. nience and cost savings.” certification helps the public 4 p.m. to midnight identify facilities whose operating —Wanda Parker Monday-Friday; director of King’s Daughters Urgent Care model is consistent with the standard expectations for urgent 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. care, Parker added. Saturday & Sunday King’s Daughters Urgent Care in Ashland “We are very proud of our Urgent Care achieved certification in 2010. Team,” Parker said, “Certification of any Portsmouth, Ohio The changing healthcare environment kind requires entities to excel and hold 2001 Scioto Trail makes it even more important for facilities themselves to a higher standard. This 4 p.m. to midnight to communicate clearly with the public certification sets us apart.” Monday-Friday; about the services and technology available For more information or current wait 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. to them in the urgent care setting, said times at any King’s Daughters Urgent Saturday & Sunday Wanda Parker, director of King’s Daughters Care Center, visit us at kdmc.com. Urgent Care. A convenient iPhone app that puts UCAA certification is granted only to wait times at your fingertips also is facilities that demonstrate compliance with available. A link to download the the organization’s criteria for urgent care app can be found at kdmc.com. services. This includes having an on-site licensed provider qualified to: Urgent Care Team Members, • obtain and read EKGs and X-rays clockwise from front: Kelly Smith, RN, Ironton; • administer injections and IV fluids Devin McGoon, RN, clinical supervisor, Grayson and • perform minor procedures, such as Ironton; Kayla Maynard, POC, suturing, cyst removal, incision and Portsmouth; Evan drainage, splinting and casting Condee, D.O., Grayson; John Gartin, clinical In addition, the facility must have equip- supervisor Ashland and Portsmouth; Eric ment commonly used in emergency resus- Rigsby, radiologic, citation–an automated external defibrillator, technologist, Ashland. oxygen, ambu-bag/oral airway, and appro- priately stocked crash cart. Cardiac testing ... Cardiac Testing without the stress At King’s Daughters, we are continually looking for ways to make it easier and more convenient for heart Services patients to get the testing and care they need. We offer cardiac testing services in our Northside Center King’s Daughters offers comprehensive array of heart and vascular office, 1709 Ky. Route 321, Suite 2; Prestonsburg; in our Paintsville office, 313 West St.; and in Pikeville testing services in Prestonsburg, Paintsville, Inez and Pikeville. Services and Inez. are provided by specially trained and certified technologists and We are pleased to welcome our newest Team Member, sonographer Connie Blevins. interpreted by our credentialed heart specialists. Blevins is registered in both adult and pediatric echocardiography, with extensive experience in adult testing, transesophageal echocardiography and stress Echocardiography echo testing. • Adult • Fetal (prenatal) Connie Blevins Previously, she was supervisor of echocardiography • Pediatric sonographer at Highlands Regional Medical Center, where she was responsible for performing and overseeing Vascular Testing inpatient and outpatient echocardiograms. From 1987 to 2005, Blevins was employed • Ankle-Brachial Index • Carotid Duplex by Eastern Kentucky Cardiology. Blevins will be performing testing in Prestonsburg’s Northside Center as well in KDMC’s Paintsville and Inez locations. Holter and Event Monitors For more information about our services, please call our Prestonsburg offices at (606) 886-1260 or (606) 886-0892. • Used to detect arrhythmias over 24-hour or 30-day period. Stress Testing King’s Daughters provides the following cardiac testing • Exercise Stress – with or without nuclear imaging services at its Southeast Kentucky offices: • Pharmacologic Stress • Stress (nuclear, non-nuclear, stress, echo) • Stress echo • Echocardiograms • EKG All tests are read by King’s Daughters Additional Services • Carotid duplex studies board-certified physicians and Advanced cardiac services at the King’s Daughters • Ankle Brachial Index studies communicated to the referring physician in Ashland include: • Holter and event monitoring or provider within 48 hours. • Cardioversion • Tilt table testing • Pacemaker / AICD insertion • NIPS • Generator change • MUGA scan • Lead extraction • TEE Prestonsburg earns • Electrophysiology study with or without ablation • Cardiac and vascular catheterization accreditation with or without intervention King’s Daughters Medical Specialties – Prestonsburg has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in nuclear medicine as the result of a recent review by the American College of Radiology. The office, located at the Northside Center, 1709 Ky. Route 321, offers a comprehensive range of cardiac testing services, including nuclear stress testing, noted Pam Trimble, Kentucky Heart Institute manager. Nuclear medicine is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of radioactive material, ingested by the patient, to diagnose and treat a variety of disease, including many types of cancers, heart disease, and certain other abnormalities within the body. The ACR gold seal of accreditation represents the highest level of image quality and patient safety. It is awarded only to facilities meeting ACR Practice Guidelines and Technical Standards after a peer-review evaluation by board-certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the field. Image quality, personnel qualifications, adequacy of facility equipment, quality control procedures, and quality assurance programs are assessed. The findings are Vaughn Payne, M.D.; Connie Blevins, sonographer; Ghassan Dalati, M.D.; and Richard Ansinelli, M.D. reported to the ACR Committee on Accreditation, which subsequently provides the practice with a comprehensive report they can use for continuous practice improvement. For more information or to schedule an appointment, For more information about the testing services available at the Northside Center call (606) 886-0892 or (606) 886-1260. office, please call (606) 886-1260 or (606) 886-0892.
OUR MISSION: To Care. To Serve. To Heal. OUR VISION: World-Class Care In Our Communities. A8 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Community Calendar
Calendar items will be Submissions must be in taking applications for Mondays, at Minnie The Big Sandy Area C.A.P. printed as space permits either Word or as an RTF Autism Awareness & home repairs. If you or (beside pharmacy), from 7-8 office is taking applications Editor’s note: To and emailed as attached Support Group someone you know are p.m. for its “Senior Training announce your community documents to http:// 2nd Monday of each low income and need help Mondays, at Little Mud, Program.” You must be 55 event, you may hand- kudzu.submishmash.com/ month. Calvarys Call with repairs on your home, Spruce Pine School, from 7-8 or older to apply. In Floyd, deliver your item to The submit/5144/submission Church, Lancer, Ky. (6-7 please call 606-886-0709 for p.m. call 886-2929; Johnson, call Floyd County Times office, No snail mail submissions p.m.). Contact: Billie Chain, your application, or stop by Tuesdays, in Prestonsburg, 789-6515; Magoffin, call 349- located at 263 S. Central will be accepted. Please eastkyautismawareness@ the office at 21 South River in the Van Ark Building, from 2217; Pike, call 432-2775; Avenue, Prestonsburg; or contact Professor Scott. gmail.com Street, Auxier. Office hours: 2-3 p.m. and in Lawrence, call 638- mail to: The Floyd County [email protected] at 487- Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:00. Tuesdays, at David, The 4067. Times, P.O. Box 390, 3200, for more detailed Autistic Children Must provide proof of David School, from 3:30-4:30 Prestonsburg, KY 41653; submission guidelines. Support Group plans income and ownership. p.m. Senior employment or fax to 606-886-3603; Deadline is Jan. 15, 2012. monthly meeting Wednesdays, at Allen program or email to: fctfeatures@ Support group for FCHD offers Body Baptist Church, from 7-8 Are you a senior citizen floydcountytimes.com. Volunteer mentors Guardians of Autistic Recall exercise classes p.m. on a fixed income struggling Information will not be wanted Children will meet the The Floyd County Health Thursdays, at Allen Baptist with soaring medical bills taken over the telephone. Mentoring for a Second first Thursday of every Department offers Body Church, from 7-8 p.m. and living expenses? Could All items will be placed Chance is a jail-based month at the Haven of Recall gentle exercise For more information, you use some extra spending on a first-come, first-serve service program designed to Rest, 1601 Airport Road, classes every Monday, call Shirley Combs at (606) money but don’t know basis as space permits. help reduce recidivism and Inez. Call 606-298-0520 for Wednesday, and Friday, at 434-8400, or Tom Nelson at how to get back into the promote positive growth, information. 9:30 a.m. at May Drive, just (606) 478-2836. workforce? Free clothes and by linking nonviolent off 1428, and at 10:30 at the If you are at least age household giveaway offenders with a mentor Non-profit agency First Presbyterian Church Need Help 55, the Senior Community The Middle Creek from the local community. needs foster parents in Prestons-burg. With Home Repairs? Service Employment Volunteer Fire Department M2C is looking for local Non-profit agency in Classes are free and open The Auxier Lifetime Program (SCSEP) may Ladies Auxiliary will give men who are motivated to need of foster parents to the public. Call 886-2788 Learning Center can help! We be able to help. Earn extra free clothes and household make a difference in the in your area. Financial for more information. are now taking applications money, learn new skills, and items to anyone need on life of an individual while compensation/ bonuses, for home repairs. If you, help your community at the Friday, Jan. 27, from 9 a.m. having a positive impact on free foster parent trainings, Become a Volunteer with or someone you know, are same time! To find out more, to 6 p.m., and on Saturday, the community. mileage reimbursement, Victim Services Program low income and need help call: 886-2929 Jan. 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 If you or someone and 24-7 support are You are more likely to with repairs on your home, p.m. The giveaway will you know is interested available. All foster be hurt by someone whom please call 606-886-0709 for Looking for a Support take place at the old Middle in becoming a mentor, children get a medical you know rather than be your application, or stop by Group? Creek Fire Department contact mentor coordinator card, free school lunches, assaulted on Kentucky’s our office at 21 South River Floyd County Alzheimer’s on Route 114. For more Joshua Kinzer, (606) 886- and clothing vouchers/ streets by a total stranger. Street, Auxier. Office Hours: Support Group meets infomration, call Dearl Faye 4439, (606) 339-8878, or other reimbursements. Call Learn to assist victims of Monday-Friday, 8-4. regularly at Riverview Manor Holbrook at (606) 886- [email protected]. for more information, at sexual assault, child abuse Healthcare Center. Call the 8481 or (606) 226-3525. 606-886-0163 or visit our and domestic violence by Hope in the Mountains center for meeting times. There will also be a Veterans service officer website at: becoming a Volunteer with Hope in the Mountains Domestic Violence Support sewing class on Jan. 19, VFW Post 5839 in http://www.benchmark Victim Services Program. will host public meetings Group - The Big Sandy Family from 6 to 8 p.m. Lancer will have a service familyservices.org/ Call today to receive an on Mondays, at 9 a.m., at Abuse Center holds meetings officer available every application for our free the junction of U.S. 23 and each Tuesday from 5:30 to University of Pikeville Wednesday, from noon Foster parent info training program. Rt. 80, on Water Gap Rd., 6:30 p.m. The meetings are spring registration until 4 p.m. Some services Benchmark Family Call the Volunteer behind the Trimble Chapel free of charge. Call 886-6025 Open Registration - Jan. offered will be initial claim Services is offering a free Coordinator at (606) 886- Church. for more information. 17 filing, upgrades, appeals, informational session 4323 for further information Meetings focus will be to Overeater’s Anonymous Classes Begin - Jan. 18 permanent and total claims for anyone interested in or to request an application. offer information in regard - Meetings held each Scholarships and and others. becoming a foster parent. (The Victim Services to community resources Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., at financial aid are still Contact (606) 886-9428 If you have ever wanted to Program is a program of available to women seeking the old Allen Baptist Church, available. Please file 2012- or (606) 297-1973 for more help a child in need, this Mountain Comprehensive freedom from drug abuse. located in Allen, just past red 2013 FAFSA by January 15. information. is your chance. Monday, Care Center.) Family members are also light. Call 889-9620 for more Call (606) 218-5251 for Jan. 24, at 10 a.m. and welcome to attend. The info. more information. Free Parenting Classes Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 5 OutPatient Drug Hope initiative proposes to US TOO! Prostate Cancer To determine eligibility, p.m. at Benchman Family Treatment Program help women break free from Survivors Support Group - For Kudzu seeking call John 791-9887. Services Office. For more and Education addictive lifestyles to become all men with prostate cancer submissions information, please call Narconon warns parents self-respecting contributing and their families. Group Do you have a poem or Communities Against (606) 886-0163. that abuse of addictive members of society. meets the 3rd Thursday of a story to share? HCTC’s Drug Addition pharmaceutical drugs Call 874-2008 or 788-1006 each month, at 6 p.m., at the literary magazine, Kudzu, Floyd County Auxier Learning Center with youth is on the rise for more information. Ramada Inn, Paintsville. is seeking submissions Communities Against Drug offers home repair aid with deadly consequences. Community Weight Loss for its spring 2012 issue. Addition meets at 5:30 p.m. Need help with home Learn the signs of drug Democratic Woman’s Support Group - Meets Send your original poetry, the third Thursday of each repairs? The Auxier abuse. Club Thursdays at 6:30 p.m., at the short stories, flash fiction, month, at Allen Baptist Lifetime Learning Center Call Narconon for a free The Floyd County Martin Community Center. and creative nonfiction. Church. can help. We are now brochure on the signs of Democratic Woman’s Club For more info., call 377- addiction for all drugs. 877- meets the third Monday 6658. Those who have had 379-0208. of each month at 6 p.m., at gastric bypass surgery most www.drugsno.com Prestonsburg City Hall. especially welcome to attend. Meetings being offered as Auxier Have an ‘Out of this support to anyone needing Community Center World’ birthday party! extra support in dealing with Free GED classes, The East Kentucky weight loss. Monday, Tuesday and Science Center is now Domestic Violence Hotline Wednesday, from 10 a.m.-12. offering a fun and distinctive - 24-hour Crisis Line manned party venue for kids of all by Certified Domestic Free Bible Lessons ages. The Birthday Party Violence counselors. Call Write to: Bible Way package includes rental of 886-6025, or 1-800-649-6605. Outreach Ministry, P.O. Box a classroom and admission Remember, “Love Doesn’t 3371, Kingsport, TN 37664. to exhibits and planetarium Have to Hurt.” Lessons completely free of programs. Must be booked Disabled? - You may be charge to all interested. two weeks in advance; limit eligible for grant money to 40 guests. Call 889-8260 for assist in your daily living. Need help more information. For an application or more with addiction? information, call 886-4326. Lifeline of Floyd County Prestonsburg A.S.K. (Adoption Support “Conquer Chemical Rotary Club for Kentucky) - Support Dependency” is a Christ- Prestonsburg Rotary Club group for all adoptive parents centered 12-step program meets, 12 noon to 1 p.m., (public, private, international, offering support to those at Made From Country and kinship care), foster who are coping with at Heart. For additional parents and all others addiction and learning to live information, contact Chris interested in adoption. To be drug-free lives. The support Daniel, 886-7354. held the first Monday of each group meets on the following month, at the Department schedule: ‘Earn While You Learn’ for Community Based Services office, 1009 North Harold Primary Care Lake Drive, Prestonsburg, from 6-8 p.m. Childcare will not be provided. For more information, contact Dedra Family Medicine Sponsored by Slone, adoptive parent liaison, Southern Hospitality at 432-4110 or 422-7927, or Antiques & Gifts Harold Imaging email to: [email protected]. CT X-Ray PARENTS! - Contact the Big Sandy Area Community Outpatient Physical Therapy Action Program, Inc. to find out about child care services On-Site Pharmacy in your area, the STARS for KIDS NOW licensing standards program, and how you can earn an income by staying home with your own children while caring for the children of others. Find Now offering Free Health Screenings out more by calling Cheryl Endicott at 886-1280, or 888- 872-7227 (toll free). Family East Kentucky S.T.A.R.S. Submit your photos through Homeschoolers - Will hold Harold Primary Care monthly meetings at the January 6! Paintsville Recreation Center. 24½ Penhook Rd Harold, KY For more information, call floydcountytimes.com Trudy at 889-9333, or 297- Open M-F : 8am - 4:30pm 5147. Everyone welcome. 478-8787 Narcotics Anonymous (NA) - Each Wednesday, Walk-ins Welcome from 7-8 p.m., in the Atrium Conference Room, 2nd floor, May Tower, Pikeville Methodist Hospital. For 60% Off more info., contact Chris Christmas Clearance Cook at 606-433-1119 or beginning Friday December 26 until Jan 15. christophercook@hotmail. highlandshealthsystem.org This will exclude Antiques and Demadaco. com. 5459 Ky Route 321 • PRestonsbuRg, Ky 41653 (606) 886 9995 (located “down fRom the highlands) Wednesday, January 11, 2012 FLOYD COUNTY Section B
www.FloydCountyTimes.com “Your BEST source for local and regional sports” email: [email protected] Bobcats fall to Johnson Central STEVE LeMASTER short of a double-double, percent (10-of-15) from the Freshman Peyton Case Betsy Layne SPORTS EDITOR sophomore Nick McKenzie free throw line. also scored 11 points for senior Andrew contributed 10 points Dominating on the Betsy Layne in the loss. Roberts scored PAINTSVILLE – and nine rebounds for the glass, Johnson Central Only five players dented two of his 15 Sophomore Shane Hall had Golden Eagles. outrebounded Betsy Layne the Bobcats’ scoring points against 15 points, 12 rebounds and Freshman Braxton Blair 34-25 column. Cody Luster and Johnson Central. five blocks on Thursday as was 4-of-4 from the free Betsy Layne played well Garran Newsome rounded Johnson Central defeating throw line and added 13 offensively, shooting 47.1 out the Betsy Layne scoring visiting Betsy Layne 64-61 points for Johnson Central percent (24-of-51) from the with six and two points, at the Fieldhouse. in the win. field. Limited from beyond respectively. Johnson Central halted a Johnson Central played the arc, Betsy Layne The Bobcats shot 68.8 two-game losing skid while 10 players and featured finished 2-for-12 frompercent (11-of-16) from the Betsy Layne had a two-game nine different scorers. Slade 3-point range. free throw line. winning streak snapped McPeek pushed in eight Four Betsy Layne scorers Betsy Layne had 12 in the matchup between points and Kyle Gullett reached double figures.assists opposed to 11 the two 15th Region chipped in five for the Sophomore Dylan Meade turnovers. championship contenders. Golden Eagles. netted 16 points and senior Reigning champion Betsy The Golden Eagles Johnson Central shot 46.3 Andrew Roberts tossed in Layne will face Prestonsburg improved to 9-5 after percent (25-of-54) from the 15 for the Bobcats. on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in posting the win. field. The Golden Eagles Senior Landon Hale had the opening round of the With the loss, Betsy were 4-of-14 (28.6 percent) a double-double, adding 11 15th Region All ‘A’ Classic Layne dropped to 9-2. from 3-point range. points and 12 rebounds for at the East Kentucky Expo Finishing one carom Johnson Central shot 66.7 the Bobcats. Center in Pikeville.
Lady Rebs beat Piarist for Lady Raiders second straight KENTUCKY ALL-STAR oust P’burg district win
STEVE LeMASTER from All ‘A’ SPORTS EDITOR
EASTERN – Nine STEVE LeMASTER SPORTS EDITOR different players provided scoring as the Allen Central PIKEVILLE – The South Floyd Lady Rebels defeated 58th Lady Raiders eliminated Prestonsburg District/Floyd County from the 15th Region All ‘A’ Classic on Conference rival Piarist Saturday, defeating the Lady Blackcats School 71-33 on Friday 71-54 in the small school regional evening at J.E. Campbell tournament’s opening round at the East Arena as part of a girls-boys Kentucky Expo Center. doubleheader. South Floyd excelled offensively, Allen Central claimed shooting 55.1 percent (27-of-49) from its second straight win, the field. The Lady Raiders were 9-of-18 improving to 6-7 overall from 3-point range. and 3-2 in the 57th District/ The Lady Raiders improved to 5-6 Floyd County Conference. thanks to the win. South Floyd returned Sarah Rife paced Allen to the win column after suffering back- Central with a team-high 21 to-back losses. points. Rife was one of only Kiana Hall led South Floyd with a two Allen Central scorers to game-high 30 points. Hall 24 points in reach double figures. Krista the second half, draining five 3-point Parsons chipped in 14 field goals afetr intermission. points for the Lady Rebels. Ashley Castle had a double-double Allen Central enjoyed for the Lady Raiders. Castle scored 18 balanced scoring as Hannah points and handed out 14 assists. The MacElhose, Brooklyn experienced senior also recorded six Martin and Alyssa Moore steals and registered six rebounds. Gabrielle Bailey accompanied Hall and See WIN | B2 Castle in double figures, adding 10 points for the Lady Raiders. Finishing one shot short of reaching double figures, Kelsey Piarist girls Dye chipped in eight points for South Floyd in the winning effort. defeat Red Bird South Floyd shot 66.7 percent (8 of 12) from the free throw line. Brandi Stumbo and Branda Hamby for first win rounded out the South Floyd scoring STEVE LeMASTER with four and two points, respectively. SPORTS EDITOR The Lady Raiders controlled the Prestonsburg High School senior defensive lineman Alex Garner (55) competed for the Kentucky All-Stars on boards, outrebounding Prestonsburg 29- BEVERLY – The Piarist Saturday in the National Guard Border Bowl at the University of the Cumberlands. Tennessee edged Kentucky 23. School Lady Knights edged 24-20 in the all-star game. Red Bird 60-58 on Saturday See OUST | B2 to register their first win of the season. Kelli Akers poured in a game-high 31 points for the Lady Knights. Cathryn St. Catharine completes comeback, beats Bears Calhoun joined Akers in double figures, adding 19 Times Staff Report But from there, it was throughout. Back-to-back rebounding honors with But a three by sophomore points for the Piarist girls’ all Patriots. Five different baskets by Travis Wilkins seven, and now has 1,013 Josh Whitaker with 8:33 basketball team. PIKEVILLE – St. players shared in scoring put the Patriots on top points as a Bear. left began an 11-point run Seventh-grader Marianna Catharine College scored the last dozen points, with 6-0 with 17:05 left in the The game was tied four by the Bears that included a Jacobs and freshman Alex the final 12 points of the a dunk by junior Stephan opening half, but the Bears times from that point pair of three-point buckets Barthel rounded out the game Saturday evening Pope giving the guests the used a 12-5 run that ended before recess, which saw by Setty, including the one Piarist scoring with eight to record a come-from- lead at 69-67 with 16.7 on a putback by senior the teams tied at 31. that ended it with 5:56 left and two points, respectively. behind 70-67 win over the seconds left. Andre Young to take a 16- The teams were tied to make it 62-51. Akers broke a 58-58 University of Pikeville. After a turnover, Pope 15 lead with 8:49 left. four more times in the first The Patriots scored six of tie when she drained a Pikeville (10-6, 2-4 in the hit the second of two free In the midst of the run, 11 second-half minutes, the next eight, but Setty’s shot with seven seconds Mid-South Conference) throws with 9.1 seconds Setty recorded a four-point including at 51 with 9:07 three with 3:36 left seemed remaining. took a 67-58 lead with 3:36 remaining. An off-balanced play with 11:08 left to score left after a three-point to stem the tide. But from Piarist (1-10) played the to play when junior Trevor three-pointer at the horn by the 1,000th point of his shot from the right wing there, the Patriots slowly Setty nailed a three-pointer Setty was no good. career. The junior led the by Patriot senior Brandon See FIRST | B2 from left of the top of the The game was tight Bears with 18 and shared Johnson. See COMEBACK | B2 arc.
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FREE Delivery and Setup! B2 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Late buckets send SCC women over UPIKE Times Staff Report freshman Sydni Wainscott with 4.5 seconds left. guards Kayla Smith and it out in the closing 13 rebounds, eight of them with 16.1 seconds left gave Howard paced all players Wainscott consistently seconds. off the offensive glass. PIKEVILLE – A pair the Bears a lead. Wainscott with 26 points and 13 beating the Patriots off the Wainscott was joined in Senior Courtney Milam of layups in the final led the Bears with 20 rebounds. dribble. double figures by Smith’s added 23. eight seconds lifted St. points on 7-of-9 shooting. St. Catharine forced 21 Smith had eight to 16. Sophomore Brogan Pikeville (4-13, 0-6) Catharine College to But the Patriots brought first-half turnovers to take kickstart the run with Conley tossed in 12, with will be back in action on an 86-83 win over the the ball downcourt and a 41-31 lead at the half. Wainscott scoring the final sophomore Kayla Stamper Thursday night, beginning University of Pikeville on worked it inside to junior But Pikeville stormed seven, and her layup with coming off the bench for a three-game road stretch Saturday afternoon. Janae Howard for the out of the gate to start 12:29 to play put UPIKE 10 points and a team-high at Rio Grande. The game St. Catharine (15-3, go-ahead basket with the second half. After on top 57-49. eight rebounds. will tip off at 6 p.m. 2-3 in the Mid-South 7.7 seconds to play. A giving up the first basket From there the teams In addition to Howard, St. Catharine will Conference) trailed 83-82 turnover resulted in of the half, the Bears battled down the stretch junior Kasei Evans scored visit Campbellsville next after a three-point play by another Howard layup went on a 26-6 run, with before the Patriots pulled 24 points and pulled down Saturday at 2 p.m. Ellis tip-in gives Eagles suffer setback Bears win over No. 25 Campbellsville at Tennessee Tech Times Staff Report Junior Marsell Holden a team-high six assists half before MSU began to led MSU with 15 points for Tech, while junior Jud chip away at the deficit. Times Staff Report put the Tigers in front 69- COOKEVILLE, Tenn. 63 with 3:36 left. on the strength of five Dillard totaled 14 points The Eagles trimmed the PIKEVILLE – Senior – Ohio Valley Conference three-pointers. Senior Ty and nine rebounds and hosts margin to 50-46 The six-point Tiger lead Preseason Player of Cordaro Ellis tipped in a was the largest spread of Proffitt collected a team senior Zac Swansey had with 8:24 remaining, but missed free throw with the Year Kevin Murphy and career-high nine 10 points. that was as close as MSU the night in a game that scored a game-high 24 7.0 seconds left to give was tied on 11 different rebounds and scored nine The visiting team fell got. the University of Pikeville points, including six points in 36 minutes. behind 29-16 following Morehead State shot 43 occasions. three-pointers, and host a much-needed 72-71 win Ennis led the Tigers TTU took advantage a Murphy jumper at the percent (21-of-49) for the over No. 25 Campbellsville Tennessee Tech held off of 20 Morehead State 3:45 mark of the first half, night, including 8-of-22 with 19 points thanks to a Morehead State second- University Thursday night hitting 5-of-11 from the mistakes, outscoring the but the Eagles doubled from three-point range. at the East Kentucky Expo half comeback attempt in Eagles 17-7 in points via up Tech in the final three TTU hit 45 percent in the arc. Henderson narrowly a 66-55 win on Saturday Center. missed a triple-double with turnovers. The Golden minutes. opening half before the Ellis, a 6-9 center, tipped night at the Eblen Center. Eagles also outscored A pair of three-pointers Eagles limited them to 18 points, 10 rebounds and MSU falls to 8-9 and 2-2 in the miss after junior nine assists, and added four MSU 21-5 at the free throw by Holden and freshman just a 37 percent efficiency Trevor Setty pulled the in the OVC, while TTU line, but MSU did win a Deandre Mathieu pulled in the final half. steals. moves up to 11-6 and 3-1 team within one on the From there, the Bears close rebound battle, 30- MSU to within 33-24 at The Eagles will continue first toss. Campbellsville in league contests. The 29. The Eagles have now the break. their three-game OVC scored nine of the final 11. Golden Eagles broke a got a nice look at the basket A pair of free throws by only been out-rebounded The Golden Eagles road trip on Wednesday at but the three-point shot nine-game losing skid to once in the past 10 games. increased their advantage Tennessee State. Tip-off is junior Malik Thomas with MSU as well. bounced off the rim as time 1:11 on the clock gave the Murphy, a senior, added to 10 early in the second set for 8 p.m. ET. expired. Tigers a 71-67 lead. The win raised the Bears But senior Andrew Young to 10-5 overall and 2-3 in the sank two free throws with Mid-South Conference. The 55.9 seconds left pulled the No. 12 Campbellsville rolls past Bears loss sent Campbellsville to Bears within two, setting 11-4 overall and 1-3 in the the stage for the heroics at Times Staff Report league. the end. the arc. The 47.1 percent overall and was a sizzling They were the only Pikeville held a 63-59 shooting from deep was 5-of-7 from the three- Lady Tigers in double Setty led all scorers with PIKEVILLE – No. 12 lead after Ellis sank two 21, adding five rebounds, the same as their overall point stripe. figures as all 13 players free throws with 5:00 to Campbellsville University percentage. Junior Mackenzie in uniform scored. five steals and three assists. hit nearly half of its 17 play. But the Tigers went on Young followed with 16 Pikeville, meanwhile, Lee led Campbellsville UPIKE (4-12, 0-5) was a 10-point run, beginning three-point shots to roll managed to make only with 27 points and eight led by sophomore Kayla points while junior Chris to a 92-52 win over the with a pair of three-point Watson tossed in 11 with a 1-of-10 from the arc and rebounds. She was 10- Stamper and freshman shots by junior Justin University of Pikeville was only 7-of-19 (36.8 of-15 overall and 3-of-5 Christin Haney with 11 team-high eight rebounds. Thursday night at the Ennis, and when senior Pikeville had 11 percent) from the free from the arc in the win, points each. Cedric Henderson hit a East Kentucky Expo throw line. adding three of her club’s They both had six steals while forcing 18 Center. jumper from the elbow to Campbellsville turnovers. Campbellsville broke 14 steals. rebounds and Haney The Lady Tigers open a 38-27 halftime She was joined in added three of her team’s improved to 11-6 overall lead by scoring 54 double figures by eight assists. and 2-2 in the Mid-South second-half points. In the Courtney Clifton with Sophomore Brogan Comeback Conference thanks to last 20 minutes, the Lady 13. The junior added six Conley tossed in 10. 8-of-17 shooting from From Page B1 rebounds off the offensive Tigers shot 57.6 percent rebounds. glass. took control of the game. Senior Kashiff Carr added Setty was joined in 12 while junior DeShawn double figures by only one Mitchell scored 11 while Win Oust teammate, as junior Kenny handing out six assists and From Page B1 for the Lady Blackcats. Rhymes added 17. picking up six steals. From Page B1 Calhoun led Piarist with Pikeville lost the game Through 11 games, South Narrowly missing double The Bears will be back in a game-high 22 points. figures, Caitlin Kidd despite having half its 44 added eight points apiece. Kelli Akers accompanied Floyd has made 62-of-231 action on Thursday night The Lady Rebels secured chipped in nine points for rebounds off the offensive when they visit Rio Grande Calhoun in double figures, 3-point field goals. Hall glass. an early lead, outscoring leads the Lady Raiders in the Prestonsburg girls. in an 8 p.m. opening tip. finishing with 11 points. Tiffany Meadows had six Wilkins led St. Catharine Piarist 16-5 in the opening Akers was 6-of-6 from the scoring with a 17.6 points St. Catharine (7-6, 3-2) quarter. Allen Central points, Catie Burchett four with 22 points and 17 will visit Campbellsville free throw line. per game average. Castle rebounds, having 12 carried a 39-16 lead into and Bailey are averaging and Allison Hall two for next Saturday at 4. Piarist was limited Prestonsburg in the loss. halftime. to six field goals. The 12.6 and 10.6 points per Megan Layne and Kacie game, respectively. Dye is Catie Burchett also Lady Knights, however, had six rebounds for Poston pushed in four connected on four 3-point averaging 9.5 points per Engagement points apiece for the Lady game for the Lady Raiders. Prestonsburg in the All ‘A’ field goal attempts. Classic game. Rebels. Emlee Adams and Piarist was 9-of-23 from Prestonsburg shot 41.3 Destiny Niece rounded out percent (19-of-46) from the As a team, Prestonsburg Announcement the free throw line. shot 71.4 percent (10-of-14) the Allen Central scoring In the boys’ game, Allen field in the loss. The Lady with two points each. Blackcats were 6-of-15 (40 from the free throw line. Central pulled away for a The 15th Region All Allen Central led 54-21 at 102-45 victory over Piarist. percent) from 3-point range. the end of the third quarter. Cassie Burchett led ‘A’ Classic resumed on Both Allen Central teams Monday at the Expo Center Only two Piarist School completed a regular-season Prestonsburg, scoring 16 players broke into the points and grabbing 12 with Betsy Layne battling sweep over the Piarist Phelps and Paintsville scoring column. Cathryn squads. rebounds. Kristian Waugh scored a team-high 17 points playing Pikeville in a pair of opening round matchups. Thank You... First The Milton Ryan family would like to take this oppor- From Page B1 Tyler Stumbo added 12 tunity to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone for final 3:36 with only four points for Piarist in the the overwhelming support and condolences at a most players. loss. difficult time. A special thanks to the staff of Nelson In the boys’ game, The Knights dropped Charles and Julia Waugh Vice and Doug and Sherry Frazier Funeral Home for their caring and professional Michael Williams paced to 0-6 after suffering the Greene announce the engagement of their daughter, arrangements, Revs. James Stephens and Robert Piarist with 15 points. Red setback. Kritsta Nicole Greene, to Rodney Horning II, son of Ousley for their comforting words, The Little Light- Bird, however, defeated the Piarist is scheduled to Jim and Connie Maxam and Rodney and Kathy Horn- house Choir for their beautiful music, Bill May for his Knights 71-54. host Red Bird on Friday. ing. Ms Greene is also the granddaughter of Floyd and kind words and beautiful song and all of our friends Betty Greene and Earl and Mary Jo Waugh. and neighbors for being there with us, for sending floral tributes, for calling and stopping by and for the much The couple met at their alma mater, Eastern Ken- appreciated food. We also want to thank Dr. John tucky University. The future bride received a Bachelor Triplett and the entire staff of Saint Joseph-Martin for of Science Degree in Special Education (LBD) and giving Dad the best care ever. We also send a special Elementary Education. The future groom received a thanks to Dr. Anthony Stumbo and his staff. So many Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. people did so many comforting things for us and we know that we will forget to say thanks to someone, but A June 2012 wedding is planned at Central Baptist we want everyone to know that we are truly thankful for Church in Winchester, Kentucky, and the reception your help and support. will be held following the ceremony at the Winchester Opera House. The Milton Ryan Family
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PAINTSVILLE — Appalachian Artists, Inc. continues to bring outstanding regional talent to the historic Sipp Theater in downtown Paintsville. The next scheduled Rural Roots Series concert will feature Brittany Taylor and Tumbleweed on Jan. 21, at 7 p.m., and is sponsored by Hutch Chevrolet Buick GMC. Concert tickets are available at U.S. 23 Country Music Highway Museum, Paintsville City Hall, and the Johnson County Public Library. All tickets are $15 and will also be available at the door. Brittany Taylor grew up in Hindman. At the age of 7, she began performing at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg. When she was 12, she was selected to perform with the U.S. 23 Artists in Nashville, Tenn. She decided that Music City would someday be her new home. At age 17, she packed her bags and moved to Nashville to pursue her music career. Brittany enrolled Hindman native Brittany Taylor will perform Jan. 21 at the Sipp Theatre in Paintsville. at Middle Tennessee State University where talented musicians. They 12th and Porter. catchy lyrics. Her songs love and support. She in the Sipp Theater Rural she majored in Music formed a band called Brittany recently truly represent all that she always looks forward to Roots Series include: and minored in Public Tumbleweed. They’ve received her Recording is. “My passion for music coming back home to Appalachian Wireless, Relations. Aside from her appeared at various Music Industry degree from grows unbelievably deeper Eastern Kentucky where Care More Medical school work, she hosted City night spots, including MTSU. Her ambition is with every breath I take,” it all began. For further Management, Citizens and performed at local Margaritaville and the to become a success in Brittany said. information on Brittany National Bank, Hutch writers’ nights to hone her famous Bluebird Café. In country music, not only Brittany’s family and Taylor and Tumbleweed, Buick Chevrolet GMC, singing and songwriting March 2010 they performed as a performer but as a friends are very important please visit their website at McDonalds of East talents. During this time, their first Music Industry songwriter as well. She to her. She attributes www.brittanytaylormusic. Kentucky, Ramada Inn and she became acquainted Showcase at Nashville’s has a knack for writing everything that she’s com. U.S. 23 Country Music with five amazinglypopular new artist venue, beautiful melodies and accomplished to their Participating sponsors Highway Museum. B4 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES (Items taken from The Floyd County Times, 20, 30, 40, 50 OUR YESTERDAYS 60, 70 years ago.)
20 years ago now, a civil lawsuit filed Creek. The Floyd County investigators were in the at Our Lady of the Way county schools for a record (January 8 and by a Combs’ Field pilots’ Sheriff’s Department and district to review school Hospital; Anna S. Gibson, fourth four-year term. January 10, 1992) association. Kentucky State Police are administraive procedures. 96, of Groveport, Ohio, The grand jury of the A Floyd County man An incumbent city investigating the incident. Sanders did not reveal formerly of Minnie, Floyd circuit court in its pleaded guility to charges councilman at Martin quit The Kentucky Division what operations were Tuesday, at the Mt. Carmel final report last week of murder for hire and his post Monday prior to for Air Quality’s public being reviewed. East Hospital in Columbus, to Circuit Judge Hollie cocaine possession in U.S. a ceremony that would meeting regarding Medisin No definite plan to Ohio; Lee Andrew Baker, Conley, asked for the District Court Monday. formalize his election. Inc., originally scheduled fill a vacancy created 55, of Beaver, Tuesday, at assistance of the Attorney Three other Floyd County James Robinson, in a one for January 9, has been by incumbent James McDowell Appalachian General’s office and the men entered guilty pleas sentence letter to the rescheduled to Thursday, Robinson’s resignation Regional Hospital; Jesse Kentucky State Police in in federal court on drug council, resigned from his January 23, at 7 p.m., at from the Martin city Perry Wright, 67, of a probe of what it termed charges in December. seat on the city council. Jenny Wiley State Resort council was made during Grethel, Wednesday, “organized bootlegging.” Wendell Ray Newman, Robinson had served the Park. Medisin, which the second special meeting at Highlands Regional William H. May, who also faces a murder previous two years on operates a medical waste held Tuesday night at 7 Medical Center; Thelma Prestonsburg native, now charge for a 1978 shooting the council and had again incinerator at Highlands p.m. at Martin city hall. Hart Meade, 86, Friday, at of Frankfort, and George in Floyd County, pleaded regained his seat during Regional Medical Center, Robinson sent a letter the Medical Care Center in E. Evans, Jr., of Wayland guilty to trying to hire an the November 5 election. has applied for an of resignation to council Lynchburg, Virginia; Velva and Lexington, have been undercover FBI agent to A meeting is set for operating permit required members dated January Derossett Compton, 65, of named to the Kentucky kill Dave Slone, who was at Thursday, January 9, to under state regulations 6—the day of the first East Point, Wednesday, at State Racing Commission. one-time his co-defendant elect the parent screening which went into effect in special meeting and Central Baptist Hospital, Born: A daughter to Mr. in the Floyd murder case. committee representative February 1991. swearing in of the council. Lexington. and Mrs. Travis Goble, Prestonsburg’s new to recommend a Some light could be shed Newly appointed Justice of East McDowell, Jan. postmaster, Edith Risner, superintendent for the on the problems and delays Secretary and Kentucky 30 years ago 4; a daughter to Mr. and was welcomed by city school system. John surrounding the new Left State Police Commissioner (January 13, 1982) Mrs. Teddy R. Shepherd, officials, business owners Rosenberg, who was asked Beaver High School project Billy Wellman announced John Henry Newsome of Hueysville, Jan. 6; and area residents, by the board to coordinate at Tuesday’s meeting of key appointments in ended his long plea a daughter to Mr. and Tuesday, in a standing room the meeting, said Tuesday the Floyd County Board the force last week that holdout and pled guilty to Mrs. Russell Brewer, of only swearing-in ceremony that anyone interested in of Education. Project includes a new commander manslaughter and is now a Galveston, Jan. 6. at the Prestonsburg being a candidate for the architect James Ellis has for the Pikeville free man. He accepted his There died: Roy Colvin, post office. The official position should attend been directed to attend post. Captain Robert 15-year jail term, but since 73, last Wednesday at his ceremony began in prayer Thursday’s meeting at Tuesday’s meeting adn Forsythe was moved he already had served five home at Van Lear; Hansford with Bro. Clem Stambaugh Allen Central High School. bring a wide variety of to command the KSP years he was eligible for Lackey, 65, Sunday at his followed by Boy Scout Voter turnout was 100 records pertaining to the Pikeville post. Forsythe parole. home at Halo; Mrs. Lurline Troop #877 leading the percent and election project. was post commander in William Oakie Bevins, C. Goble, 49, of Harold, group in the Pledge of results were unchanged Prestonsburg may be Madisonville before being accused slayer of five last Thursday at her Allegiance. Two songs were in the Prestonsburg City ahead of other contenders reassigned. men at Allen last October home; John B. Dills, 82, performed by Kentucky Council race following in the race for a proposed As the filing deadlines for asked for change of venue of Nippa, last Wednesday, Opry representatives a special election held $3 million harness the May Kentucky Primary since he feels he could not at the Paintsville Hospital; Rebecca Recktenwald, in Floyd Circuit Court racing track and facility. election draws near a look receive a fair trial here. Wesley N. Martin, 73, of Jonathan Estep, Angela Friday. Special Judge Representative and at the state of open offices Ralph Gene Rowe of Allen, Saturday afternoon Carr, and Nikki Queen. James Knight asked the attorney Greg Stumbo, who promises a spring season Martin was wounded by a at a Martin hospital; Introductions were made 30 registered voters is representing an unnamed of heavy campaigning. shotgun blast and Thomas Mrs. Nannie Slone, 72, by postmaster, Leslie C. subpoenaed from the Cliff client interested in placing Besides the Presidential Bartrum of Martin of Topmost, Saturday Nelson, of Paintsville. 2 precinct to cast their the harness racing track primary on the national was jailed for allegedly at a Martin hospital; Special Judge Stephen ballots to settle a lawsuit near Prestonsburg, has scene, many of Kentucky’s shooting Rowe. James McSurley, 73, of “Nick” Frazier ruled filed by former councilman reached a “tentative verbal federal legislators are at Senate district plans Emma, December 22, at Tuesday that members of Dr. Gary Brown. agreement” with Chester the end of their terms. draw fire as Prestonsburg Prestonsburg General a Paintsville-Prestonsburg Questions remain in the Porter, owner of harness U.S. senator Wendell may be split between Hospital; Mrs. Mintie G. Airport commission Sunday evening shooting of racing’s Louisville Downs. Ford’s term expires, senatorial districts 25 and Robinson, 92, of West Van are city officers whose a Floyd County man where Investigators from the leaving his seat up for 29. Lear, last Tuesday at the appointments to the joint investigators are hampered state’s Office of Education grabs. All six of Kentucky’s There died: Ted Miller, home of a daughter, Mrs. board must be confirmed because of the victim’s Accountability were congressional districts 77, of Prestonsburg, Gayle Perkins; Sanford by the city councils of the reluctance to discuss the in Floyd County this have representatives up Sunday at his residence; Parsons, 90, of Honaker, respective cities. Frazier’s incident. Eugene Tackett, week to review school for election, including Milton (Bill) Osborne, Friday at West Union, ruling effectively voids 40, of Branhams Creek records pertaining to U.S. Representative Chris 85, of Hi Hat, Monday at Ohio; Ralph Mullins, 55, the October 29, 1991 was shot one time in his certain operations in Perkins’ seat in the newly McDowell Appalachian of Dayton, O., formerly appointments of six new left shoulder at Tackett’s the district. Dr. Penney created 5th Congressional Regional Hospital; South of Hueysville, in Dayton, members to the airport Store, a small grocery store Sanders, director of District. No one has Arnett, 50, of Menifee Ohio, December 29. board and resolves, for he operated at Branhams OEA, said Thursday that currently filed for the County, last Wednesday senatorial position, but at Blue Sky Motel; 50 years ago Jerry Cecil of Hazel Green William James Caudill, (January 11, 1962) in Wolfe County has filed to 77, of Melvin, Friday at A large gathering of challenge for Perkins’ seat. McDowell Appalachian supporters of the move Cecil ran unsuccessfully Regional Hospital; Emma toward the establishing of against Perkins in 1990. Akers Compton, 86, of a junior college to serve There died: Bert Prestonsburg, Sunday Floyd and surrounding Colvin, 78, of LaFollette, at Riverview Manor counties heard at Tennessee, formerly of Nursing Home; Charles C. noon Wednesday the Prestonsburg, Saturday, at Rowe, 49,of Clarksville, encouraging news that LaFollette Medical Center; Tennessee, native of approximately half the Roy Mullins, 47, of Martin, Floyd County, Sunday, $100,000 sought toward formerly of Bevinsville, at Veterans Hospital purchase of a site has Sunday, at his residence; in Tennessee; Laura T. already been contributed Josephine Wilhelm, 88, Ramey, 54, of Hueysville, or pledged. of Allen, formerly of last Thursday at U.K. A blast which last Lewisburg, Ohio, Sunday, Medical Center; Tilton Friday night damaged a at Highlands Regional Hall, 66, of Roseville, crane being used in the Medical Center; Preston Michigan, January 2 at construction near here of Hicks, 71, of Sarasota, St. Joseph West Hospital; the Middle Creek sector of Florida, formerly of Floyd Sallye G. L. Clark, 71, the highway from Central County, Sunday, at a of Prestonsburg, Sunday Kentucky brought from nursing home in Florida; at U.K. Medical Center; the Mattingly Bridge Curtis Elliott, 71, of Melvina H. Price, 79, of Company, contractors Detroit, Michigan, formerly Prestonsburg, Sunday at on the road an offer of of Floyd County, Saturday, Riverview Manor Nursing a reward of $1,000 for at The Oakwood Hospital; Home; John M. Stewart, information leading to the Beverly Conn, 84, of Dwale, 66, of Marietta, Ohio, arrest of those connected Sunday, at Our Lady of the formerly of Estill, Sunday with the act. Way Hospital; Charles Lee at Memorial Hospital; and Postmaster General J. Watkins, 71, of Wayland, Bertha Ann Mitchell, 70, Edward Day announced Tuesday, at the Cabell of Teaberry, Monday at her last week that the Post Huntington Hospital; Willie residence. Office Department is (Bill) Burke, 63, of Myra, seeking competitive bids January 6, at Pikeville 40 years ago to build and lease the new Methodist Hospital; (January 13, 1972) post office at Martin. Bonnie Jo Prater Kiser, Construction of a The Area Redevelopment 51, of Warren, Michigan, $500,000 medical clinic Program, what it offers, formerly of Middle Creek, will begun this year its shortcomings and Friday, at her residence on a three-acre tract in what new legislation will due to injuries received the northern section of mean to it—these topics during a house fire;Prestonsburg. were discussed in detail Kenneth Thacker, 64, of Superintendent of Floyd at an area development Greasy Creek, Wednesday, schools, Charles Clark, conference held last at Pikeville Methodist has been notified by the Thursday evening at the Hospital; Betty Elswick Department of Health, Paintsville Country Club. Moore, 93, of Virgie, Education and Welfare Born: to Mr. and January 6, at Pikeville that the Clark Elementary Mrs. Maurice Isbell, of Methodist Hospital; School, near here, has Lexington, a daughter, William Kenneth Fyffe, 60, been selected as the first Nancy Ann, Dec. 20; to Mr. of Independence, Monday, Kentucky center in the and Mrs. Herbert Prater, of at Bradley Memorial national Right To Read Prestonsburg, a son, Barry Hospital; Josephine Brown, program. Frederick, December 16. 86, of Garrett, Friday, at Barkley J. Sturgill There died: Frank May, The University of Kentucky resigned the office of 67, former postmaster Medical Center; Daniel Floyd County Attorney last at Langley, Dec. 30 in B. “D.B.” Gibson, 66, of Thursday after he had been Orange City, Fla.; William Columbus, Ohio, formerly confinned by the Kentucky Prater, 78, of Weeksbury, of Minnie, Wednesday, at Senate as a member of the Christmas Day at the The Lancaster Hospial Kentucky Public Service McDowell Memoral in Ohio; Eva D. Page, 67, Commission, and James hospital; Mrs. Nola B. of Arlington, Virginia, Allen, young Prestonsburg Stephens, 70, at her home formerly of Floyd County, attorney, was named by at Water Gap, Saturday; Tuesday, at The Northern County Judge Henry Herbert V. Mosley, 65, Virginia Doctors Hospital; Stumbo to fill the county of Garrett, in an auto Thelma Hart Meade, 86, post thus vacated. accident Sunday at Deane; Friday, at the Medical The Floyd County Board Mrs. Polly F. Perkins, Care Center in Lynchburg, of Education last Saturday 42, of Wheelwright, at Virginia; Charles Hansford, reemployed Charles Clark the McDowell hospital, 77, of Garrett, Tuesday, as superintendent of Floyd December 24. THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • B5
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125 Acre farm located in Salt Autos REDUCED !!!!!! HOUSE AND LAND Lick, Knott Co. $125,000. Call FOR SALE. LOCATED 703-307-0003 HICKS AUTO SALES AT PRICE, RT. 122. Land for sale-75 acres DAVID ROAD ASKING $25,000.00. 1 Floyd County-Lum DeRos- "Good Titles" sett Branch (East Point) rt. 2002 Dodge Dakota 4x4 +/- ACRE OF LAND. off 23 south r.t. # 1100, Ma- PUBLIC NOTICE NO LAND CON- ture Timber, 20 M/L level 2006 grand prix 79,000 TRACTS. CALL acres building lots, electric Kimberly Adkins, Mailing ad- miles 606-889-0010 OR and water. 149,500 Call dress 100 Click Branch 2002 chevy tahoe z71 606-263-4268. 606-325-2809 or Road Martin Ky 41649 loaded 606-325-4430 Hereby declares intention(s) 98 dodge ram 4x4 quad cab to apply for a retail beer li- Houses For Sale Lots cense(s) no later than Janu- 2000 Buick Lesabre Limited ary, 12 2012, The business Large mobile home lot for rent 146,000 miles Apply online and view our to be licensed will be located 1995 GMC sierra 4wd extra located on private lot. Call 20 Frontier Lane, Harold models on display from the cab comfort of your own home. 886-8366 Legals KentuckyLegals 41653. Other Services 1998 zr2 s10 doing business as Down at www.claytonhomesgrayson.co 1991 Ford F-150 100,000 m Legendary service Award REAL ESTATE RENTALS the bar. miles The (Owner(s); Principal of- Notary signing services, in- Winner nine Consecutive NOTICE OF INTEN- $2,200. Years !!! 606-474-2083 TION TO MINE1 ficers and Directors; Limited cluding mortgage documents. Apartments/Townhouses partners; or members) are Call Bruce 606-230-0917 1999 Ford Explorer as follows: 1998 Chevy Tracker $3,000 1,500 square foot 2 bedroom 2003 Wide Glide H. D. ATTN: Complete turn key Pursuant to Applica- Owner, Kimberly Adkins of FINANCIAL apartment for rent all utilities 100 Click Br Road Martin Ky 12,000 miles $9,000 homes Available now with land fully furnished 850 per month tion Number Improvement packages !! Your 858-5064 Amend- 41649 2003 SS Monte Carlo and 850 deposit. No Pets Call land or family land CALL TO- 606-422-1862 Any person, association, ANIMALS $5,000 ment No. 6 corporation, or body politic 2002 Toyota Rav 4 100,000 DAY TO APPLY !! may protest the granting of miles $7,200 866-597-2083 For rent, In Prestonsburg 2 the license(s) by writing the bdrm. 1.5 bath townhouse. AGRICULTURE 2007 Yukon SLT Loaded In accordance with the pro- Dept. of Alcoholic Beverage 100,000 miles $18,500 W/D hook up $575 per month visions of KRS 350.070, no- Control, 1003 Twilight Trail "Rebuilt Titles" House and lot for sale plus utilities. No Pets deposit tice is hereby given that Frankfort, Ky. 40601-8400, in Auxier 3 bedroom, 1 bath. and references required. Call Czar Coal Corporation, 81 MERCHANDISE 1999 Ford Taurus $ 2,900 For more details call 263-4370 Leave message. within 30 days of the date of 2003 ranger supercab Enterprise Drive, Debord, this legal publication. 606-377-6022 or Kentucky 41214 has applied 2002 Sunfire 4 door 606-587-2685 Furnished apartments for rent for an amendment to an ex- Miscellaneous Auto $3,300 and one nice furnished trailer. isting underground coal min- PUBLIC NOTICE 2006 Chevy Silverado crew Very Clean. Suitable for 2 ing and reclamation opera- For Sale Lawn Equipment: cab $9,800 HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT working people. No drugs, No tion located 2.5 miles south- Notice is hereby given that Several Briggs and Stratton CALL 606-886-2842. $160,000. CARDINAL ES- pets. Near Prestonsburg J.W. east of Odds in Martin, Mark Bates, 4329 Calais ct lawn mowers, weed eater. TATES-ON US 23 NEAR Lake. Out of state workers PRESTONSBURG. CALL Floyd and Johnson Coun- ,Lexington ,Ky 40515,has Brand new 26" bicycle (boys). REAL ESTATE SALES welcome. Call 606-205-0215 ties. The amendment will filed an application with En- Call 886-3849 859-351-3891 or 606-886-3941. add 21.16 acres of surface ergy & Environment Cabinet disturbance and add to fill in a bottom .The prop- Legals 2,729.89 acres of under- erty is located int 122 & For sale 2 new Zumba exhila- ground mining that overlies 680,in Mcdowell 1/4 mile up- rate kits. 7 DVD'S and two ton- existing underground permit- stream on left from creek to ing sticks. Also exercise bike. PUBLIC NOTICE ted boundary, making the to- 2 nd culvert on his property Call 606-263-4244 or 606-226-6985 tal area within the permit Left Beaver Creek.Any com- COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY boundary will be 11,215.56 ments or objections con- FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT acres. cerning this application shall RECREATIONAL VEHICLES DIVISION NO. II be directed to Kentucky Divi- C.A. NO. 11-CI-616 The amendment area is ap- sion of Water,Surface Water proximately 2.5 miles south Permits Branch 200 Fair ATVs CLYDE HOOVER, ET AL PLAINTIFFS of Kentucky Route 3ʼs junc- Oaks Lane 4 th fl tion with Big Sandy Regional Frankfort,Ky 40601 ph 2001 Honda Rancher four VS. Airport Road and located in 606-564-3410. wheel drive 1 owner Sycamore Creek of Daniels four wheeler for sale. $2,400 SHEILA JACKSON DEFENDANT Creek and Crooked Branch SERVICES Call 606-358-3416 of Johns Creek. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE
The proposed amendment is Legals *************** located on the Thomas and Lancer U.S.G.S. 7-1/2 min- By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Floyd Circuit Court entered the 14th day of No- ute quadrangle maps. The PUBLIC NOTICE vember, 2011, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old Floyd County amendment is to add a Courthouse Door, South Central Avenue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new Floyd face-up area in the Coalburg COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY County Justice Center), to the highest and best bidder, at public auction, on the 26th day of seam, add a slope up to the FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT January 2012 at 9:15 a.m., upon the terms set forth following the description, the follow de- Van Lear seam and add un- DIVISION NO. I scribed property, to wit: derground mining acres that C.A. NO. 10-CI-435 A certain tract or parcel of land lying in Floyd County, Kentucky, on Stone Coal Creek, Right overlie currently permitted Beaver Creek, and being the same land conveyed to the Grantors, herein, by Affidavit of De- underground areas. The FIRST GUARANTY BANK, scent dated December 9, 1985, which is duly recorded in Deed Book 297, at page 12, Floyd surface area affected by this MARTIN, KENTUCKY PLAINTIFF County Court Clerkʼs Office. amendment is owned by Po- cahontas Development Cor- VS. Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard Hoover and Rachel Hoover from James poration. The operation will McKenzie and wife, by deed dated January 6, 1934, and recorded in Deed Book 109, at page underlie land owned by Po- JAMES M. ALLEN; 25, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office, containing 27 acres. cahontas Development Cor- RITA ALLEN; poration, New South Mining FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY; Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard and Rachel Hoover from Levi Hoover and Company, Inc., Jerry How- MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC; wife, by deed dated August 17, 1937, and recorded in Deed Book 109, at page 24, Floyd County ell, William Crider, Charles & DYNO NOBEL, INC.; Court Clerkʼs Office, containing 21 acres. Della Bradley, Gene Porter INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; Leslie, John Claude COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY; Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard Hoover from Eva Wicker by deed dated Burchett, Sammy Lafferty, ACTIONS PETROLEUM, CO., LTD.; May 16, 1936, and recorded in Deed Book 109, at page 24, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office, et.al., Frank & Harold JOHN DEERE CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY; containing 20 acres. Buskirk and Virgie Burchett KENTUCKY OIL AND REFINING COMPANY; – Heirs. and LOGAN CORPORATION DEFENDANTS Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard and Rachel Hoover from Kendall Griffith by deed dated April 11, 1936, and recorded in Deed Book 104, at page 603, Floyd County Court The amendment application RE-NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE Clerkʼs Office, containing 29.2 acres. has been filed for public in- spection at the Department *************** Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard Hoover from Laura Crisp by deed dated for Surface Mining Reclama- By virtue of a Summary Judgment and Order of Sale of the December 22, 1930, and recorded in Deed Book 97, at page 209, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs tion and Enforcement's Pre- Floyd Circuit Court entered the 9th day of December, 2010, in Office, containing 18 acres. stonsburg Regional Office, the above cause, as their interest in the subject property, for 3140 South Lake Drive, Pre- the sum of $138,092.07 with interest thereon, plus additional Also, being the same property conveyed to Maynard Hoover from Billie Prater by deed dated stonsburg, Kentucky 41653. sums and costs; please be advised that I shall proceed to offer June 29, 1930, and recorded in Deed Book 90, at page 163, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. Written comments, objec- for sale at the Old Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Cen- tions, or requests for a per- tral Avenue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new Floyd mit conference must be filed And, being the same property conveyed to Maynard Hoover from Bill Prater by deed dated May County Justice Center), to the highest and best bidder, at pub- 15, 1926, and recorded in Deed Book 73, at page 159, Floyd Count Court Clerkʼs Office. with the Director, Division of lic auction, on the 26th day of January, 2011, at 9:00 a.m., Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, upon the terms set forth following the description, the follow U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, The Grantors hereby except from this conveyance and do not convey the following described Kentucky 40601. described property, to wit: tracts or parcels of property, to wit: EXCEPTIONS PARCEL I: TRACT I LEGAL NOTICE Being the same property conveyed to James M. Allen, from Dixie Nell Layne, a widow, by deed dated August 24, 1989, of Beginning at the stake of Louise Yatesʼ border on the west edge of the county road; then from B.D. Nunnery, Attorney at record in Deed Book 330, Page 293, in the office of the Floyd the stake west up the hill two hundred and forty feet (240') to a stake: then south around the hill Law, 268 East Friend Street, County Clerk, and being a certain tract or parcel of land lying to a stake bordering the property of Rayful Griffith two hundred feet (200'); then down the hill two Suite 103, P.O. Box 510, in Floyd County, Kentucky, which is more particularly de- hundred and forty feet (240') east to a stake at the edge of county road; then following the road Prestonsburg, Kentucky scribed as follow: north two hundred feet (200') to the place of beginning. 41653, has been appointed Warning Order Attorney by Bounded as follow, Being the same property conveyed to Earl Being the same property conveyed by Gracie Yates, et al to Elizabeth Joseph and Robbie Jo- the Floyd Circuit Court to Layne and Dixie Layne from Cassie Slone and Everett Slone seph, her husband by deed dated the 28th day of April, 1986, and recorded in Deed Book 339, notify the Unknown Defen- by Deed dated April 1st, 1978, and recorded in Deed Book at page 249, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. dants of the nature and pen- 233, Page 262, reference to which is made for a more particu- dency of a certain lawsuit lar description, with the exceptions of the following prior con- TRACT II filed on or about December veyances, deed dated 7/2/74 recorded in deed book 216, 21, 2011 in which the Un- page 583, deed dated 10/1/77 recorded in deed book 231, Starting at the center of the drain pipe going straight up the hill on the left hand side of the creek, known Defendants were page 199; deed dated 10/1/77 recorded in deed book 232, bordering the Sammonsʼ property, a distance of approximately two hundred twenty feet (220') to named as a Defendant. page 69, all instruments cited and recorded in the Floyd a pipe drove in the ground; from that pipe, going straight around the hill (up the hollow) a dis- Said suit has been filed in County Clerk's office and same are hereby incorporated by tance of approximately two hundred twenty feet (220') to another pipe drove in the ground; from Floyd Circuit Court, Betty reference for a more particular description. that pipe going straight back off the hill to the creek, following the creek to the point of beginning. Mullins, as Executrix of the Estate of Jake Moore, and There is excepted from the above described property and not Being the same property conveyed by Gracie Yates, et al to Connie Newsome and Denver New- on behalf of the wrongful hereby mortgaged that portion of same previously conveyed to some, her husband, by deed dated the 28th day of April, 1986, and recorded in Deed Book death beneficiaries vs. LP Christopher Allen Click, from James M. Allen and Rita G. Al- ____, at page ______, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. Prestonsburg, LLC d/b/a len, his wife, by deed dated September 26, 1995, of record in Prestonsburg Health Care Deed Book 390, Page 1, in the office of the Floyd County TRACT III Center; LPMM, Inc.; LP Clerk, and being a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Floyd Manager, LLC; LP O Hold- County, Kentucky, which is more particularly described as fol- Lawrence and Lucy Sammonsʼ estate starts at the north corner stake of Danny and Gracie ings, LLC; Signature Health- lows: Yatesʼ estate, beside the county road; straight up the hill to two hundred seventy-nine feet care, LLC; Signature Con- (279') to the left northeast corner stake; straight across going south one hundred thirty-four feet sulting Services, LLC; Sig- Beginning at an iron stake on the right-of-way of Highway (134') to the right southeast corner stake; straight down the hill to the right south corner of the nature Clinical Consulting 1210, then running south with a driveway to the property of middle of the driveway, to the county road. Services, LLC; Lynn Mar en a Hale and Hershel Hale to the C & O railroad, thence Fletcher, in her capacity as running east with the C & O railroad to a stake being the com- Being the same property conveyed by Gracie Yates, et al to Lucy Samons and Lawrence Sa- Administrator of Prestons- mon corner to the land of Ollie May and Henry B. May, thence mons, her husband, by deed dated the 28th day of April, 1986, and recorded in Deed Book 333, burg Health Care Center running north to Highway 1210, then running west on the at page 130, records of the Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. and Unknown Defendants, right-of-way of Highway 1210 to the Beginning. Division No. I, Civil Action TRACT IV No. 11-CI-01273. PARCEL NO. II: Beginning at a border line fence post of Lawson property at the edge of the county road on the The Unknown Defendants Being the same property conveyed to James M. Allen, from west side, then following the fence west up the hill two hundred and forty feet (240') to a shall have fifty (50) days Gary M. Allen and Judy Allen, his wife, by deed dated January stake; then from stake south around the hill two hundred feet (200') to a stake; then down the hill from the date of the Warning 16, 1992, of record in Deed Book 353, Page 559, in the office east two hundred forty feet (240') to a stake at the edge of the county road; then following the Order to file an Answer with of the Floyd County Clerk, and being a certain tract or parcel edge of road north to the place of beginning two hundred feet (200'). the Floyd Circuit Court Clerk of land lying in Floyd County, Kentucky, which is more particu- if he desires to do so. If he larly described as follows: Being the same property conveyed by Gracie Yates, et al to Louise Yates and Timothy Yates, does not appear in the suit her husband by deed dated the 28th day of April, 1986, and recorded in Deed Book 334, at page and defend it, a Judgment Beginning at a stake at the Gary Allen line and the State High- 34, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. will be entered at the discre- way property, running with the State Highway Property one tion of the Court. hundred (100) feet in an Easterly direction to an iron stake: TRACT V thence in a Southerly direction to the C & O right of way; Anyone having information thence a westerly direction one hundred (100) feet to the Gary Beginning at the edge of the creek at a chestnut tree twenty feet (20') north from the home place concerning the Unknown Allen line to the state highway and the point of beginning. and then from the chestnut tree east straight up the hill two hundred twenty feet (220') to a Defendants, please contact stake; then from that stake two hundred twenty feet (220') south to a stake; then from stake west B.D. Nunnery at (606) two hundred twenty feet (220') to the edge of creek by an electricity post and then north down 886-1515. the edge of the creek two hundred twenty feet (220') to the place of beginning. B.D. Nunnery A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or make a Being the same property conveyed by Elizabeth Joseph and Robbie Joseph, et al to Gracie Moak & Nunnery deposit of 10% of the purchase price with the balance on a Yates and Danny Yates, her husband, by deed dated the 28th day of April, 1986, and recorded 268 East Friend Street, credit for thirty (30) days, in which event the successful bidder in Deed Book 339, at page 249, Floyd County Court Clerkʼs Office. Suite 103 shall be required to execute bond with good surety thereon. P.O. Box 510 Said bond shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- Prestonsburg, Kentucky terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of sale until A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price 41653 paid. Said bond shall have the force and effect of a Judgment with the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which event the successful bidder shall be re- for which execution may issue, and a lien shall be retained quired to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond shall be for the unpaid purchase upon the above described real estate as additional surety. price and bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of sale until paid. Said bond B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and pay the shall have the force and effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, and a lien shall be PUBLIC NOTICE 2012 property taxes or assessments upon the property for the retained upon the above described real estate as additional surety. current tax year and subsequent years. All taxes or assess- B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all taxes or assessments upon the prop- Kimberly Adkins, Mailing ad- ments upon the property for prior years shall be paid from the erty for the tax year 2010 and subsequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the property for dress 100 Click Branch sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record prior years shall be paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record Road Martin Ky 41649 by the purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase price. by the purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase price. Hereby declares intention(s) C. The property described above is sold subject to any C. The property described above is sold subject to any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or to apply for a retail beer li- easements, restrictions, defects, liens or encumbrances of re- encumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs Office and such rights of redemption as cense(s) no later than Janu- cord in the Floyd County Clerkʼs Office and such rights of re- may exist in favor of the United States of America and/or the record owners thereof. ary, 12 2012, The business demption as may exist in favor of the United States of America Any announcements made on date of sale takes precedence over printed matter contained to be licensed will be located and/or the record owners thereof. herein. 20 Frontier Lane, Harold Any announcements made on date of sale takes prece- Kentucky 41653. dence over printed matter contained herein. Hon. William S. Kendrick, Master Commissioner doing business as Down at Hon. William S. Kendrick, Master Commissioner the bar. The (Owner(s); Principal of- ficers and Directors; Limited partners; or members) are as follows: Owner, Kimberly Adkins of 100 Click Br Road Martin Ky 41649 Any person, association, corporation, or body politic may protest the granting of the license(s) by writing the Dept. of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 1003 Twilight Trail Frankfort, Ky. 40601-8400, within 30 days of the date of this legal publication. THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, January 11, 2012 • B7
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ACCEPTS full time and would be able 901-259-8244. HUD, NO PETS, REFER- to work at either office. Waste Connections is an Affirmative Action /Equal Opportunity For rent, 1 Bdrm Apt. close to For rent, Mobile Home located ENCES REQUIRED. at Minnie. No Pets, must have There will be patient interac- Employer (M/F/D/V). Prestonsburg, No HUD or 606-874-2802 tion along with reception Pets. Call 263-4323, or references. Call 377-6346 skills such as filing, billing 205-9510 and scheduling. A degree is POSITION AVAILABLE House for rent near Prestons- FOR RENT not required, will train on For Rent, Nice, very clean, FOR RENT 2 BR MOBILE the job. Please mail resume FULL-TIME DELIVERY TECHNICIAN WITH A PROGRES- small efficiency Apt. Suitable burg $650 per month. to: Resume PO Box 2038 SIVE FAST GROWING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 886-6694 HOME NEAR PRESTONS- for 1 person. Deposit required BURG. CALL 606-874-0875 Pikeville, KY 41502. 285.00 Per month Call OR 606-226-9792. *COMPETATIVE PAY 886-6208 Community Connections *BENEFITS Two houses for rent one 3 *EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NECESSARY Small furnished trailer For bdrm. and one 4 bdrm. near *MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE WITH GOOD DRIVING RE- Rent, suitable for 1 or 2 peo- Prestonsburg. Private large Mobile home for rent Located at Ivel, KY. 2 br mobile home. Private lot Is accepting applications for CORD ple. Also a 2 story apt. avail- yard. Call 886-8366 *MUST BE ABLE TO LIFT 100 LBS able in 2 weeks. Just off of between the Twin bridges at Persons to assist individuals Martin. No hud. $500/month with *DRUG TEST REQUIRED Mountain Parkway on old 114. Commercial Call 606-886-8724. includes water & garbage. De- Special needs in their posit required. Call 791-7626 homes. PLEASE MAIL RESUMEʼS TO PO BOX 231 PRESTONS- during the day or 874-1850 in Monday – Friday BURG, KY 41653 ATTN: DRIVER OR FAX TO 606 886 Houses For Rent Offices for rent the evenings. day and evening shifts avail- 9980. able. 2 bdrm house for rent sits on 199 N. Lake Drive Background checks re- private lot. Has carport, min- 978 Sq. Feet FOR RENT quired. E.O.E. utes from Prestonsburg. NO Rent includes utilities SINGLE WIDE 3 BR, 2 BATH Apply in person PETS - DON'T ASK. $600 per Free Parking AT AUXIER.$495.00 PER month $600 deposit Call 606-886-2391 MONTH. CALL 367-1605 OR Cosmetologist needed Call 889-0036 or 339-9406 367-1169. Please send resume to p.o. box 212 Mcdowell, KY 41647 Phone 377-6022 LEGAL SECRETARY Applications are now being accepted for NEEDED: Experience pre- ferred. Must be familiar with Microsoft Word and Excell. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Send resumes to Combs, Library Specialist Isaac & Castle, PLLC, 199 (Prestonsburg Campus) North Lake Dr., Ste. 201, Pre- (Prestonsburg Campus) stonsburg, Ky 41653 or ci- [email protected] Please visit our website at www.bigsandy.kctcs.edu/hr Come Grow With Us!! Veterans Outreach needs rep- Highlands, a growing premier healthcare facility resentatives for GREETER for additional information and application deadlines. in Prestonsburg, is currently recruiting for Position to help Fund Raising. Must have car and be willing to Big Sandy Community and Technical College is an equal travel. FT/PT Seniors WEL- Cardiac Sonography Supervisor COMED! opportunity employer and education institution. Women and Cardio Diagnostics 866-212-5592 or email: minorities are encouraged to apply. [email protected] Highlands Regional Medical Center has an opening for a FT Cardiac Sonography Supervisor in the Cardio Diagnostics department. This position is to perform cardiac echocardiography proce- dures of a professional level on all patient population serviced by the hospital. Responsible for Immediate Opening the safety, mental and physical comfort of the patient. Will assist in the planning, directing and coordinating of all activities pertaining to the position. Also, will perform other technical duties as The Floyd County Health Department is accepting applications for a fulltime Local Health Nurse delegated by the Cardio Director. II-Hands Program Two years allied health program or two years of college with biological sciences. Registered General Duties include: This position serves under limited direction of the Director or other ap- with The American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers. Five years of experience pre- propriate supervisor. Responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to; Perform ad- ferred. Must be able to stand and walk for long periods and do heavy lifting. vanced level functions with increasing independence in the Health Access Nurturing Develop- ment Services (HANDS) program providing Parent Visit Assessment/Survey with parents (pre- natal and/or immediately after the birth) to determine appropriate level of support from the com- * Nine (9) Paid Holidays munity. May mentor program staff, who provide home visitation as well as make home visits to * Retirement Plan eligible clients involving infant and toddlers from birth up to 2 years of age. * Medical/Dental Insurance * Life Insurance Additional duties will include participation in specialized or program specific clinics providing nursing care and assessment to the client consistent with the Public Health Practice Reference Interested applicants may apply to the (PHPR), Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice. Provide lactose training classes to nursing Human Resources Department mothers. Must obtain lactose certification training and certificate within 6 months or hold certifi- Highlands Regional Medical Center cation. Maintain confidentiality and privacy according to guidelines. 5000 Kentucky Route 321 Prestonsburg KY 41653 Minimum Education, Training or Experience: See special requirements. One (1) year of Regis- (606) 886-7531 tered Nurse (RN) experience. Fax (606) 886-7534 Substitution for Education, Training or Experience: BSN or Masters Degree in Nursing, Nursing E-mail: [email protected] Administration, Nursing Education or Public Health may substitute for one (1) year of experi- Highlands is an equal opportunity employer. ence.
Special Requirements: (Age, Licensure, Regulation, Etc.) Must have RN license in Kentucky or compact state. Starting Salary: 16.30 to 17.34 per hr negotiable with additional experience. Grade 18 Applications may be obtained at the Floyd County Health Department 283 Goble Street or HY- PERLINK "http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm" http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm Completed application and transcript must be returned by close of business 4:30 pm January 13, 2011to Floyd County Health Dept. Resume will not substitute for completed application. Equal Opportunity Employer Come Grow With Us!! Applicants and employees in this classification will be required to submit to a drug screening test Highlands, a growing premier healthcare facility and criminal background check. in Prestonsburg, is currently recruiting for Floyd County Health Department is accepting applications for a Director of Obstetrical Services FT Family Support Worker/Home Visitor. Obstetrical Department General Duties include: This position serves under general direction of the Program Coordinator and/or appropriate supervisor. Responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to: Highlands Regional Medical Center has an opening for a Director of Obstetrical Services in the Conduct regular planned visits to establish a trusting rapport for voluntary eligible HANDS par- Obstetrical department. Under the direction of the Vice President of Patient Care, the Director ticipant/s to assist first time parent/s and or families with child development, parenting skills, assures service development, personnel management, resource allocation and control in order health services and other needed resources identified at assessment or during visits. Maintain to support and enhance patient care on the Obstetrical Services department. Administrative re- confidentiality of program information obtained from home visit/s. Initiate and maintain regular sponsibilities include: annual work plan development, budget preparation, performance reviews, and long term contact and provide support to first time voluntary parents during the prenatal pe- performance improvement programs, professional development programs for staff, and prepara- riod and extending up to, but not inclusive of the childʼs second birthday through home visitation tion and maintenance of regulatory requirements, such as DNV, OSHA, etc. that may take place in the clientʼs home or another community site if justified; Tracking appoint- ments to ensure they are being kept, performing follow-up services as identified; performing peri- Graduate of accredited nursing program and currently licensed in the state of Kentucky, BSN re- odic evaluations of the participantsʼ changing needs; preparation and maintenance of case re- quired with five (5) years experience in an administrative management role preferred. MSN/MS cords, consultations and crisis assistance. desired with a Certification as a Nurse Executive preferred. Must be able to stand or walk for long periods. Heavy lifting required. Minimum Education, Training or Experience: High School Diploma or GED and experience in a Social or other health related field such as but not limited to, working with children, teens and * Nine (9) Paid Holidays adults in a daycare, medical office or facility, school etc., that provides a medical or a community * Retirement Plan support service. * Medical/Dental Insurance * Life Insurance Special Requirements: Must be 18 years of age. Must have telephone accessibility. Must have reliable transportation and valid Drivers License; CPR Certification. Working knowledge of geo- Interested applicants may apply to the graphic area and/or ability to locate participants and community resources with use of maps, Human Resources Department contacts and directions provided. Highlands Regional Medical Center 5000 Kentucky Route 321 Starting Salary: $8.10 Grade 8 Prestonsburg KY 41653 (606) 886-7531 Applications may be obtained at the Floyd County Health Department, 283 Goble Street, Pre- Fax (606) 886-7534 stonsburg, Ky. or HYPERLINK "http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm" E-mail: [email protected] http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm Completed application and transcript must be returned by close of business January 13, 2012 to Highlands is an equal opportunity employer. the Floyd County Health Department. Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants and employees in this classification will be required to submit to a drug screening test and background check.
Mountain Manor of Paintsville is accepting ap- plications for the following positions:
LPN'S RN'S CNA'S
Please apply in person between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Af- ter hour interviews may be scheduled by call- ing 789-5808, ext. 215. B8 • Wednesday, January 11, 2012 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES
Sponsored by City of Prestonsburg and Mayor Jerry Fannin Holiday Recipe Contest Winner
Grand Prize Winner Name of Cook: Sandra Osborne Recipe: Vanilla Wafer Cake Ingredients:
-6 whole eggs -3.5 oz. can of coconut (if you use bagged sweetened coconut, just use 1 cup - Don’t use frozen) -1/2 cup milk -(1) 12 oz. box of Vanilla Wafers -2 cups sugar Grand Prize Winner -1 cup chopped pecans Photographer name Title of Photograph Recipe Instructions:
Beat eggs well. Crush vanilla wafers and place with the egg mix- ture along with all other ingredients. Mix well. Pour into greased and floured tube pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
Enjoy!
First Place – School | Photographer name | Title of Photograph First Place – Family | Photographer name | Title of Photograph
First Place – Sports First Place – Community Photographer name Photographer name SandraTitle of Photograph Osborne (left) is pictured with Lane Dutton, owner of Southern Hospitality Antiques andTitle Gifts of Photograph in Prestonsburg. Sandra was the recipient of a $45 Gift Certificate from Southern Hospitality and a $90 Gift Card, courtesy of Mayor Jerry Fannin and the City of Prestonsburg. DESSERTS Congratulations from all of us at The Floyd County Times!