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Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Vol. 155 No. 19 Several Central Kentucky farmers plead guilty to charges related to Crop Insurance Fraud LEXINGTON, Ky. the filing of false claims and 2015, even though - Several Central Ken- of loss, which in turn the crop ensured in his tucky men, Roger Wil- caused the federal gov- son’s name actually be- son, Robert Livingood, ernment to pay out in- longed to Livingood. As John Watkins, and demnity payments, or a result of his misrep- Morgan Wayne Culb- to increase the amount resentations, Livingood ertson pleaded guilty in of those payments, to caused a loss to the fed- federal court Monday, farmers who were not eral government of ap- to charges related to entitled to them. proximately $313,652. crop insurance fraud. Robert Livingood, 64, John D. Watkins, 49, Roger Wilson, 88, a farmer who owns and a farmer who owns and former owner of Clay’s rents tobacco farmland rents tobacco farmland Tobacco Warehouse in Bourbon, Fleming, in Bath, Fleming, and and current owner of Harrison, and Nicholas Nicholas Counties, Ag Wood, Inc., both in Counties, also pleaded pleaded guilty to one Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, guilty to conspiring count of conspiring to pleaded guilty to con- to commit crop insur- commit crop insurance spiring to commit crop ance fraud. Livingood fraud and one count of insurance fraud before admitted that, in Crop crop insurance fraud. U.S. District Judge Year 2014, he submit- In his plea agreement, influencing the federal cash at Clay’s Tobacco on MPCI policies in the Karen K. Caldwell. ted a false MPCI claim Watkins admitted to government to pay out Warehouse and fail- names of his brother Wilson admitted that of loss, by submitting failing to report his to- indemnity payments to ing to report tobacco he (2014 and 2015), grand- between September fake tobacco sales bills tal tobacco production which Kevin Watkins sold in others’ names. father (2014 and 2015), 2013 and May 2018, he he obtained from Clays from Crop Years 2011 was not entitled. He also admitted to and mother (2015 and arranged for farmers to Tobacco Warehouse through 2014, which Morgan Wayne Cul- obtaining fake grade 2016). purchase poor quality and underreporting influenced the federal bertson, 33, a farmer sheets by paying $0.20 Previously, two other tobacco to present to the amount of tobacco government to pay out with tobacco farmland per pound to obtain farmers, Jesse Smith tobacco graders, so the production he had that sums of indemnity pay- in Montgomery, Clark, quality adjustments on and R. Chad Price, farmers could receive year. He further ad- ments to which he was and Bath Counties, the tobacco production pleaded guilty to crop poor quality tobacco mitted to selling muddy not entitled. He fur- also pleaded guilty to- he did report. In Crop insurance fraud relat- grades to report to on tobacco, which he knew ther admitted to hav- day to a conspiracy to Years 2015 and 2016, ed offenses. On April their federally-backed would be used by other ing an agreement with commit crop insurance Culbertson also failed 29, 2021, Jesse Smith, tobacco insurance farmers to obtain fake Kevin Watkins, his co- fraud. According to his to report his total pro- 56, pleaded guilty to (called multi-peril crop grade reports. Accord- defendant, to handle plea agreement, Culb- duction on his own poli- committing crop insur- insurance or “MPCI”) ing to his plea agree- Kevin Watkins’s MPCI ertson underreported cies. He also obtained ance fraud. On May 5, claims of loss. Wilson ment, Livingood also paperwork and to fail his crop production on policies and filed claims further admitted he obtained MPCI poli- to accurately report his MPCI claims of loss, of loss, including fake Insurance Fraud knew his actions were cies in his son’s name, Kevin Watkins’s tobac- by, among other things, sale bills from Clay’s cont. on pg. 2 designed to facilitate in Crop Years 2014 co production, likewise selling tobacco for Tobacco Warehouse, First Reading for Sunday Alcohol Sales passed City Council ditures relating to alcohol. The ordinance presented Mayor Clark asked the By Melissa Mitchell Information from the busi- will need to be revamped council if they were inter- KyNewsGroup nesses such as gross sales to make the adjustments ested in allowing Sunday [email protected] will need to be collected as meeting the City of Carlisle alcohol to see if there would well before implementation recommendations. be a need to make some Council members lis- of tax. City Attorney Wat- Mayor Ronnie Clark changes to the presented tened intently during Mon- son advised the council to stated that he preferred to ordinance. day night’s City Council take the time to collect the wait a year to gather the Council member Doug meeting regarding the data before the consider- documentation needed be- Garrett, stated that he Sunday Alcohol Sales. ation of the tax. He added fore trying to implement a didn’t feel that it was his City Attorney Skip it was probably not some- alcohol tax. right to tell business owners Watson presented coun- thing to be done by July 1 Business owner Bill when they could or couldn’t cil members with the first for the 2021 budget. He in- Clark responded to the be open. Council member draft of Ordinance 2021-1 formed council there would council that he could not Sandy Ritchie spoke up and individual business owner would scrub the ordinance regarding alcoholic bever- need to be a line item in the do a alcohol tax and be able stated that she also didn’t when they open and close to make the necessary ages. budget for the alcohol tax to compete with other busi- feel that it was her right however, it can only be dur- changes and present for Watson explained to the for it is to be used strictly nesses in surrounding ar- to take the rights of others ing the allotted time frame. the second reading. Coun- council before implement- for alcohol related item ex- eas. He also added that he while council member Alice The first reading of the cil also agreed to hold the ing a alcohol tax a year’s penses such as DUI’s blood didn’t want to lose custom- Hughes agreed as well. ordinance which will al- alcohol tax until all docu- worth of documentation draws and breathalyzer ers over a alcohol tax and Within the ordinance it low Sunday Alcohol sales mentation is gathered and and data would need to tests. that if it was going to cost had specific times set for was introduced by Council presented. be collected of the expen- him money then he wasn’t the alcohol stores to sale al- member Doug Garrett and for it. coholic beverages. Council all council members agree- City Attorney Skip Wat- members agreed to set the ing. son stated that he inquired time from 7:00 a.m. to 12 The second reading will the presented ordinance a.m. Monday thru Satur- take place at next months from other cities that have day and Sundays to be 1:00 meeting, City Attorney allowed Sunday Alcohol p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The Skip Watson stated he sales. time frame is left up to the Sunny Slope Produce Blackberry Festival dates set Now Open Over 10 variety of vegetable plants With the Covid num- the Governor and Wedco. Peppers, Watermelon, bers declining plans are Rides are scheduled to Cantaloupe, Summer Squash, in the making for the be at the Blackberry Fes- Zucchini, Lettuce, Cabbage, Kale Blackberry Festival. tival and other plans are All plants $0.50 or less The attentive dates for being worked out. the Blackberry Festival Stay tuned into The Set Hrs: Mon. - Sat. 8am to 6pm will be June 29 – July 3. 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February 16, 2016, or evidence* of corruption in the conduct of that case in the Ashland, Kentucky court, or in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio. Your privacy will be protected, and if your testimony is required in either court, or before a Federal Grand Jury, they can provide identity protection if required. YOU ARE AFRAID TO TESTIFY AND CLAIM THE REWARD? VERY UNDERSTANDABLE. WE DO NOT NEED TO KNOW WHO YOU ARE. THE COURT AND FBI CAN HELP FACILITATE GETTING THE REWARD TO YOU AND PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY. IF A JUDGE DECLARED YOU “WON”, BY UTILIZING False Testimony, YOU DID NOT WIN, YOU LOST. THE False Testimony WAS CHEATING. Someone needs to make it right! GOOGLE RICO? ...if 3 attorneys (A,B, & D) with no motives to give False Testimony, have declared that 1 other “...PAYBACK AND POLITICS...” “...PAYBACK attorney (C) with strong motives to give False Testimony made the statement, and attorney (C) testifies that he did not, how do you unlock the truth from attorney (C), and a group of his colleagues, who (may) all continue to benefit from suppressing the truth? Offer a large reward forthe truth? A U.S. Attorney may grant attorney (C) immunity, in exchange for his cooperation re colleagues’ conduct It is a separate crime to lie to an FBI Agent The ad above has appeared, with minor changes since its start, in all of our papers in Rowan, Bath, Menifee, Fleming and Nicholas Counties * U.S.D.C. admissable PLEASE CONTACT BY TEXT OR CALL - (702) 591-2799 Nicholas County FRYSC Family Bigfoot Search May 14-16, 2021 Below you will find a list of items to look for pertaining to Bigfoot and then you will post pictures on the FB Page “FRYSC Blue Licks State Park Bigfoot Search 2021”

Each Nicholas County students in grades P-3 (and their younger siblngs attending) who post pictures will receive a Bigfoot medallion for their walking stick (you can make your own walking stick with a tobacco stick/long stick, or they are available for purchse on Amazon), backpack and cup. You may search the entire weekend on your own schedule for pictures. Many people have started collecting medallions from many of the places they visit and putting them on a walking stick. Some of you may already have one and for others, this will be your first to record you adventures. Also, on May 15th we will be having a Movie Night at the park with “Son of Bigfoot” showing on the big screen at 9:00 pm. If you are one of the first 200 to register, you will have a space marked with a flag and we will begin seating at 8:00 pm. This will be FREE of charge but some guidelines must be followed. Each Nicholas County family will have a place marked for their family (bring your chairs or blanket) to watch the movie. You can call 859-289- 3702 beginning on April 21 from 7:00 am-3:30 pm to make your reservations. PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANYTHING TO SCHOOL WITH YOUR CHILD, BECAUSE WE ARE ONLY TAKING PHONE RESERVATIONS. (If we have too many, we will maintain a waiting list and have another one later this summer and the “waiting list” members will be first). Please make sure you plan to attend before calling. You NO PAYMENTS FOR 12 MONTHS do not have to attend the movie to get your bag and medallion (you only have topost pic- tures on our FB Page). The following restrictions will be in place due state COVID guidelines: • This is a free event, but you must be pre-registered for movie. (You must have one pass per person in your family-no matter the age) We cannot have over 200 guests as mandated by state regulations Check out more inventory on • Spots will be marked for each family and you should stay with your family group. They will be marked accortd- ing to state guidelines with flags. www.amishheritagefurniture.com • Masks will be required when not sitting in your family group. • Pre-packaged concessions will be available to purchase through the park. You may bring your own food/ drinks or eat at the lodge prior to movie. • You are encouraged to stay with your family group when hunting for Bigfoot clues through the weekend. 606-763-9048 • Each family will receive a trash bag for their area, so please put trash in the bag and we will pick up after the movie. • It will be outdoors where it is well ventilated. 5895 US 68 May’s Lick, KY • Families are responsible for their own blanket/chairs and any bug spray, etc. they may want to use. Hours: Mon-Sat 9am to 5pm • • There is no smoking or drinking alcohol at this event. This is a family fun night and we want everyone to enjoy. • You will be asked to leave if the guidelines are not followed Closed Thursday & Sunday • This movie event may be cancelled and rescheduled for rain, or if COVID guidelines should change. You may still do the search. • If you have questions, contact Paula Hunter at 859-289-3702. Bigfoot Search GREAT SELECTION OF STORAGE BUILDINGS (Please take pictures and post on FRYSC Blue Licks State Park Bigfoot Search FB Page or email to: paula. [email protected]) Guaranteed Lowest Prices in the Area Use your imagination with your family and take pictures of the following items and download them on our Face- book site. Each student in your family in grades P-3 (and siblings ages 2-4) will receive a goody bag. Have fun Garages with your family. New 2 Story Cabin Variety of Sizes 1. Where do you think Bigfoot might sleep? 11. Where is a good hiding place for Bigfoot? Cabin 14’x36’ 2. Where do you think Bigfoot might take a bath? 12. Where are broken sticks, dead plants, etc. 16’x40’ & Styles 3. What do you think Bigfoot might eat? where Bigfoot might have been? 4. Where do you think Bigfoot might play golf? 13. Where is a bridge Bigfoot might cross? 5. Where do you think Bigfoot might play basket- 14. Where might Bigfoot go to church? ball? 15. Where could Bigfoot build a fire? 6. What would Bigfoot use to brush his teeth? 16. What kind of flower would Bigfoot pick for 7. What do you think Bigfoot poo might look like? Mrs. Bigfoot? 8. Can you find Bigfoot hair on a tree? 17. Where might Bigfoot play basketball? 9. Can you find any Bigfoot tracks? 18. Take your family pictures with the wooden 10. What would Bigfoot use as a tool? Bigfoot in Campground. Since 1867 The Carlisle Mercury May 12, 2021 -3 obituaries Edith M. Walton Ty J. Hardin daughter, Faye Myers, Care ad Advent Health one brother Jody (P.J.) ments were a big deal four grandchildren; Eric Hospital, Orlando after Hardin, Albuquerque, (all decked out in blue Tolson, Stephen Tolson, a long illness. NM and mother, Sylvia UK gear). He loved the Lashana ( Terry) Mor- Born in Lexington, Snapp (Hardin) Young, water: Scuba diving or ris, Tammy Biddle, four KY July 17, 1969 to the Lexington, KY. One un- fishing from his 1947 great-grandchildren; Cady Hollar, Kathleen late Ronald W. Hardin cle; Charles (Kay) Har- Jon Boat (that he re- Chappell, Raegan Tol- and Sylvia Snapp (Har- din, Jamestown, KY. stored) or just enjoying son, Rhett Haakinson din) Young. Ty was One aunt; Ruby (Larry) the scenery of the many and a daughter-in-law preceded in death by Land, Georgetown, KY. Springs close-by, and Connie Hollar and sev- his father, Ronald W. Close cousins: Paige disc golf. eral nieces and nephews. Hardin, an uncle Joe (Kevin) Kincaid, Chad A gathering has been Visitation is Sunday May D. Hardin and Clyde (Kayte) Land, Charity planned to honor Ty 9, 2021 at Carlisle-Clark A. and Wilma (Harris) (Chris) Sexton, Mela- and celebrate his life Funeral Home from 5 – 9 Snapp. nie (Ken) Sizemore. on Saturday, May 29, pm. Funeral services will Ty J. Hardin, 51 Ty is survived by his Although Ty moved 2021 at one of his fa- Edith M. Walton 81, be held Monday May 10, passed away on May 6, 2021 at 10 am with Bro. years old of Orlan- loving wife, Rebecca to Orlando, FL in 1986, vorite Disk Golf Cours- 2021 at Harrison Memo- Alvin Eckler and Bro. do, FL passed away (Becca) Hardin, one he remained an avid es: Turkey Lake Park, rial Hospital. She was Wayne Tolson officiating Wednesday, Decem- daughter, Corrin Har- UK basketball fan. 3401 South Hiawassee born July 8, 1939. She with burial following in ber 9, 2020 in Hospice din, Winter Park, FL Games and tourna- Rd., Orlando, FL. was retired from Jockey Camp Nelson National International. She was Cemetery. Pallbear- preceded in death by her ers are; Danny Tolson, parents, Emma Bussell Eric Tolson, Stephen Baker selected 2020-2021 Cunningham and Jesse Howard, her Tolson, Stevie Walton, step-father Brooks Bus- Terry Morris and Todd sell , her husband Clar- Gaunce. Honorary bear- ence Walton, a son Fred- ers are; David Tolson, Outstanding Scholar and Teacher die Hollar, a sister, Helen Jerry Frederick, Michael Patrick R. Baker, in Graduate Teaching litigator focused on Phillips, a brother, Jim Frederick, Terry Gates, J.D., Associate Profes- twice. In the summer Employment, Regula- Howard and a grandson, Larry Gates and Gary sor of Law, The Uni- of 2017, he served as tory, and Energy Law. Dwight Earls. She is sur- Gaunce. Carlisle-Clark vived by a daughter Tina Funeral Home in charge versity of Tennessee a Visiting Scholar at Patrick is a 1994 grad- (Heath) Tolson, step- of arrangements. Martin was recently Queen Mary Univer- uate of Nicholas Coun- selected as the 2020- sity of London. Before ty High School. He Carolyn Lavonne Payne Moore 2021 Cunningham joining UTM, Patrick earned a B.A. in histo- McFarland and Kashton Outstanding Scholar served as an Associate ry and minored in psy- Ritchie; one brother, Wil- and Teacher. The Professor of Law at the chology at the Virginia liam Ray “Bill” Payne; award is given out an- Appalachian School of Military Institute and nieces, Donna Payne nually to a tenured Law in Grundy, Vir- was awarded his J.D. Sikes and Kathy Payne faculty member who ginia. There Patrick at the Appalachian Beane; several great nieces, and nephews demonstrates notewor- was appointed the in- School of Law, cum and special friends, Nate thy scholarship and augural director of laude. His scholarship Leggett, Julie Leggett, outstanding classroom the Natural Resources focuses on Business, Dalton Leggett and Hal- teaching. He joined the Law Center. He taught Property, Environmen- Gas Energy Quarterly. ey Martin. A special UTM faculty in 2016 Administrative Law, tal, and Energy Law. He has been inter- thanks to her caregivers, viewed and quoted on Haley, Kenzie and Faith. and currently teaches Hard Mineral Law, Le- He is licensed to prac- Funeral services were Law within the College gal Research and Writ- tice law in Virginia and legal issues by national conducted at 11:00 AM of Business & Global ing, Oil and Gas Law, Tennessee. His articles and international pub- Tuesday May 11, 2021 at Affairs. Since coming and Water Law. Before have been published by lications including the Carolyn Lavonne the Lusk-McFarland Fu- London Times, Wash- Payne Moore, 78, widow to UTM, Patrick has joining academia, he leading law journals neral Home, 1120 Main ington Post, Associ- of the late Paul Andrew St., Paris, KY by Wayne earned the College of practiced at one of the and publications, such “Buck Andy” Moore, died Logan. Burial will fol- Business & Global Af- oldest law firms in Vir- as BYU, Journal of ated Press, US News Friday May 7, 2021 at low in the Carlisle Ceme- fairs Excellence in Un- ginia, Penn, Stuart & World Energy Law & & World Report, ABC her home. She was born tery. Visitation was from dergraduate Teaching Eskridge, in Abingdon, Business, West Virgin- News, and the Rich- in Paris, KY to the late 5-8 PM Monday May twice and Excellence Virginia. He was a civil ia, Vermont, and Oil & mond Times. Ray and Virginia “Gin- 10, 2021 at the funeral ny” Logan Payne. She home. Pallbearers were was a retired seamstress Charles “Bubby” Lukins, from Kentucky Textiles Dale Ritchie, Andrew and Hansley Mills. Car- Ritchie, Jake Garrett, Harmon Monuments olyn was a member of the Wesley McFarland and American Legion Post Nate Leggett. Honorary Email Obituaries to Owners: Derek and Bethany Harmon 257 Ladies Auxiliary pallbearers were the late and Millersburg United Aaron Biddle and mem- [email protected] Fleming County Methodist Church. She is bers of the Ole 68 Club. Monument Co., LLC survived by three daugh- Memorials may take the ters, Terry Lynn (Charles form of contributions 2390 Bypass Rd, “Bubby”) Lukins, Tammy to the Bluegrass Care Serving Bath, Flemingsburg, KY 41041 Raye (Dale) Ritchie and Navigators, 1317 US Bracken, Fleming, Tracy Ann Moore; five 606-876-5174 HWY 62E, Cynthiana, Mason, Nicholas & grandchildren, Amber KY 41031. The funeral Find us on Facebook! Harmon Monuments (late Aaron) Biddle, Beth arrangements were en- Robertson Counties. 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Ladies Totes all- non - One year trustee. danger for Nicholas ties if the driver of the 5 oz Ribeye Steak Only 250 students were weather coats - $39.88 Auxiliary officers in- County school children vehicle is caught," Lane Served with choice of two selected from throughout Pro-Pistol Profes- stalled were: Leona Trus- has been uncovered- remarked. vegetables the state. The theme of sional Hair Dryer - sell - President; Minnie reckless, uncaring mo- He explained the pro- Baked Potato, Green the program is "Science, $10.88 Rawlings - Senior Vice torists. cedure, "The bus driver Beans, Corn, Yams, Rice, Technology and Ken- Ladies Twill Wrap President; Betty Fay - Linda Stone, a Nicho- must know the person's Cole Slaw, Broccoli or tucky's Future" and will Skirts - $16.88 Junior Vice President; las County bus driver, license and have a good tossed salad. - $4.95 be taught by college pro- Classic Style Chee- Carol Power - Treasurer; elaborated. description of the driver. Top it off with a slice of fessors and selected high no Pants - $14.88 Lucille Stone - Secretary; "At the top of Sycamore Many times I write them fresh strawberry pie - 99 school faculty. Cathy Hord - Chaplain; Hill, there at the inter- a letter and explain our cents Students will attend 1973 Dorothy Gray - Conduc- section of Sycamore and position as well as the free, with funds for tress; Aileene Boots - North, I pick up a handi- dangers their actions 1983 the program provided V.F.W. awards pre- Guard; Anna Lee Finch - capped child. "While let- have posed to our kids through a partnership sented; officers installed Three year trustee; Ruth ting this child on and if a signal is misunder- Lyons picked for Gov- of government, business Friday Curtis - Banner bearer; off my bus I have been stood or the person un- ernor's program and education. Kenneth Shannon, Martha Tapp - Flag passed by cars. I have knowingly doing some- Keith Lyons, son of Mr. "I am extremely member of V.F.W. Post Bearer; Janice Garrett - my stop sign out and thing wrong." and Mrs. Ralph Lyons of pleased by the outstand- 8666, was presented a Color Bearer No. 1; Doro- vehicles just keep going However some situa- Sharpsburg, has been se- ing quality and diversity service award by the post thy Ritchie - Color Bear- around my bus. Often tions call for stiffer pen- lected as a student in the of the students who will at the officers installa- er No. 2; Mayme Price the car behind me will alties. Governor's Scholars Pro- attend our first Scholars tion ceremony and ban- - Color Bearer No. 3; Ju- stop, but all four at the "We will not hesitate to gram to be held at Centre Program," Gov. Brown quet Friday night, May lia Boyd - Color Bearer stop are supposed to stop prosecute those respon- College in Danville from said. "The enthusiastic 11. No. 4; Anna Lee Finch - when that sign is out and sible for repeatedly and July 3 through Aug. 5, response of school offi- Making the presenta- Patriotic Instructor; Lil- they aren't. I'm afraid blatantly endangering 1983. cials, teachers, counsel- tion was Mayor William lie Koehler - Historiam; this is going to result in a these kids. Yesterday Keith was nominated ors and parents to this Power, Post Commander, Carol Power - Musician. real tragedy. Someone is an offender received a by the faculty at Nicho- program shows their and installing officer. going to get a child killed $150 fine and 45 days in las County High School deep commitment to ex- Joint services were Mitchell Birth and I want it stopped," jail. That jail time may for the prestigious pro- cellence in education." conducted by Mayor Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stone explained. be probated but I think gram. He will choose one liam Power, Post Com- Mitchell, Ewing, are the Mary Jo McCord, an- we got the point across." basic field of study from Wilson Birth mander of Lloyd George parents of a daughter, other Nicholas County concluded Lane. a variety of courses de- Mr. and Mrs. William Post V.F.W. 8666, and born May 6, 1973 at the Bus driver added, "We signed to broaden intel- David Wilson, Carlisle, Mrs. Frank Stone, past Nicholas County Hos- also have a problem with Sanders-Farrow to wed lectual horizons, rather announce the birth of a president of the V.F.W. pital. She weighed six motorists passing bus- Saturday, May 29, than material offered in son, William Alexander, Auxiliary, to install new pounds and three ounces. es right here on school 1993 is the date chosen regular school classes. Sunday, May 1, 1983 at officers for the year 1973- grounds. And its not only for the wedding of Susan Courses will include Central Baptist Hospital, 74. True Value Hard- high school kids, its older Kathleen Sanders and biology, geology, as- Lexington. He weighed Lee Gray Jr.-Com- ware & Variety Store people even parents, that Tracy Clay Farrow. tronomy, physics, math- eight pounds two ounces. mander; Malcolm Steel Planters - seem to have no prob- Susan is the daughter ematics, function of lan- The maternal grand- Hardwick- Senior Vice $1.00 lem passing a bus that is of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- guages, history, fine arts, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Commander; Robert Potted Geraniums - trying to let off kids for sell Sanders of Nicholas literature, anthropology Nelson Alexander, Ir- Trussell-Junior- Vice .29 cents school." County and Tracy is the and political economy. vine. Commander; Ronnie 20 in portable Although catching son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Computer studies will be The paternal grand- Lawson- Quarter Master; breeze box fan - $12.88 culprits often proves to ter Farrow, also of Nicho- integrated with the cur- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox-Judge Ad- Sunglasses - $1.47 be difficult, Rob Lane, las County. riculum and a computer William S. Wilson, Carl- vocate; Ronald McLean 4 lb bag grass seed - director of pupil person- All family and friends laboratory with teaching isle. - Chaplain; Arthur Ruble .97 cents nel and transportation, are invited to attend the assistance will be avail- He will be welcomed - Surgeon; Jake Early- says it is a step Nicholas ceremony at 2:30 p.m. able. home by his sister, Lydia wine Jr. - Service Officer; Bread of Life The hand of God has dure. God provided the Blessed is the nation born in Hardin County ness of America with- our nation. Omitting God been on our nation from place we call America. whose God is the Lord, Kentucky. He was a man out recognizing the tre- is very dangerous. It’s the beginning. God’s God placed in the heart and the people, whom of great courage and per- mendous part the word God that we as a nation plan for our nation was of man a desire and a He hath chosen for His severance. It was he who of God has played in need to call on for help. to be a country led by Al- promise for liberty. God own inheritance. Our na- guided the union through molding and developing Our forefathers had an mighty God for the Glory called the colonies to- tion has been great be- the Civil War. The Bible this great country. Last abiding faith in provi- of God and the advance- gether and arranged for cause we have trusted was an extremely strong Thursday was the 70th dence, a faith that was ment of the Christian a GRAND UNION. God, in God who made us influence on President annual National Day of justified. Providence is faith. Our pilgrim fore- not man, declared that all great. George Washing- Lincoln. His memorable Prayer and by law, since the belief that not only fathers believed that in men are created equal, ton was the first Ameri- public speeches are 1952, a Presidential does God supply all crossing the Atlantic to that they are endowed by can president. When he filled with words of the Proclamation must be is- things; He lines things establish a settlement their creator with certain was sworn into office he Bible and references to sued for the day. It is very up according to His plan on its further shores, unalienable rights. God added these words to the deep spiritual issues the sad that when President and for His glory. Please they were carrying out a chose this nation to be oath he had just taken: scriptures illumined for Biden made his procla- join together in prayer Holy mission and fulfill- an example of Christian “SO HELP ME GOD”. He him. The words of the Bi- mation he omitted the that the United States of ing the will of God. They FREEDOM and liberty then reverently stooped ble had a great effect on word “God”. He is the America never forsakes had faith that their divine among the nations of the down and kissed the his own use of words and first President in history our Christian heritage destiny would be upheld world. God gave men the Bible, used in the oath. spoke to his heat and to omit the word “God” founded on God. by God’s grace. God pro- resolution that this nation Abraham Lincoln was gave him the strength to in his proclamation. This vided them with courage should be “One Nation the 16th president of the endure. It is impossible speaks volumes. It is Trust, Believe and and determination to en- under God”. Psalm 33:12 United States. He was to understand the great- God that created us and Obey Subscribe to your local newspaper! Call today at 859-289-6425! 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Olivet, KY [email protected] Backhoe Work Since 1867 The Carlisle Mercury May 12, 2021 -7 Opinion The opinion page does not reflect to the views of the KyNewsGroup. Heaven Is GO TELL THE ORPHANS The following takes way across the landscape, Generals Office published had lost an arm at Chan- A Lot Like place in Gordon County, along the edge of the a General Order provid- cellorsville and who had Georgia, just northwest ridge where he and his ing for a “Roll of Honor” convalesced and later Kentucky of the small community comrades of the Fourth to be produced with the moved to Resaca, where of Resaca, and just east regiment had repulsed names of “one private or he ran a store. By of Camp Creek. wave after wave of Union non-commissioned offi- As a hobby, Norton Charles Mattox soldiers in two days of cer of each company af- and a friend would occa- 70-year-old, L.D. Young fighting so long ago, and ter every signal victory sionally walk the valley Eighteen hundred and stood at the edge of the yet, in his minds’ eye, the it shall have assisted to where the Yankees had sixty-one: Eighteen hundred and clearing that marked the events occurred as if only achieve,” and to be read marched straight into the There in the echo of sixty-four: position where he and his yesterday. before the regiment at guns of the Orphans and Sumter’s gun Their banners are tat- Confederate comrades The Orphans were so dress parade. The award- pick up the Minnie balls Marches the host of the tered, and scarce twelve had made their deadly named because they lost ees were chosen by vote or bullets fired during the Orphan Brigade, score, stand against General so many of their officers of the other soldiers of battle. Lit by their banners, in battered and wearied William Tecumseh Sher- as the war dragged on the company. The Army Young saw first-hand hope’s best arrayed. and seared and old, man’s vast Union Army and because once they of Tennessee, to which a three-bushel-box com- Five thousand strong, stay by the staves where 48 years earlier in May left their home state of the 4th Regiment of the pletely full of such bul- never legion hath borne the Orphans hold 1864, as Sherman’s army Kentucky, they never Kentucky 1st Infantry lets they had picked up Might as this bears it firm as a rock when the was beginning its south- went home during the was assigned, selected and was told they had ac- forth in that morn: surges break ward surge toward At- war, not as a unit and not the battles of Murfrees- cumulated a total of over Hastings and Crecy, shield of a land where lanta. singularly as soldiers on boro, TN (December 31, a thousand pounds more Naseby, Dunbar, men die for His sake. Lieut. Lot Dudley (LD) leave. 1862 – January 2, 1863) of the bullets. Cowpens and York- For the sake of the Young was born in Nich- Kentucky was the only and Chickamauga, GA Young would continue town, Thousand Years’ brothers whom they have olas County, Kentucky state to have a star in the (September 19-20, 1863) on his tour of the south War, laid low, in 1842. At the age of Battle Flags of both the as battles for which the and particularly loca- Is writ on their hearts to the roll of their muf- twenty he joined a band Northern and Southern Roll of Honor should be tions where he and his as onward afar fled drums. of citizen soldiers known Armies. produced. Robert Lind- fellow Orphans had made They shout to the roar as the "Flat Rock Grays,” One of the banners say was named to the their stands across seven of their drums. Eighteen hundred and a Kentucky militia unit under which the 4th Roll of Honor for both of states before they sur- sixty-five: that would eventually Regiment of the Orphans these battles; one of only rendered one month af- Eighteen hundred and The Devil is dead and become Company H of fought was a red cross on seven such double award- ter General Lee and the sixty-two: the Lord is alive, the Fourth Kentucky In- a blue background with ees in the entire Army of Army of Virginia surren- Well have they paid to in the earth that springs fantry Regiment, First 13 white stars on the Tennessee. He had been dered. the earth its due. where the heroes sleep, Kentucky Infantry Bri- cross. All of the battle wounded at the Battle of L.D. had promised Close up, steady! The and in love new born gade, Confederate States flags of the 4th Regiment Murfreesboro on Janu- himself after the war half are yet here where the stricken weep. of America, known across were carried into battle ary 2, 1863, and was that if able, he would one and all of the might, for That legion hath the annals of time simply by Robert ‘Bob’ Lindsay, mentioned by his colonel day trek back across the the living bear marched past the setting as The Orphan Brigade. of Scott County. (Robert H. Trabue) in battlefields of his youth the dead in their hearts of sun: As the Battle of Resaca Bob and LD were best his official report of the and pay tribute to his over Shiloh’s field - Beaten? Nay, victors: had loomed, the Orphan friends and were seldom battle: “The color-bearer comrades buried across Rich, O God, is thy har- the realms they have won Brigade’s Battle flags more than a few feet (Robert Lindsay), being the south. vest’s yield! are the hearts of men were adorned with the away from one another wounded, refused to al- The Orphans began the Where faith swings the who forever shall hear names of major engage- before, during or after, low anyone to accompany war with almost 5,000 sickle, trust binds the the throb of their far-off ments and battles the any battle. him to the rear, although souls. When they sur- sheaves, drums. unit had survived thus The 4th Regiment’s bleeding at the mouth rendered at Washington to the roll of the surging far: SHILOH, CORINTH, first battle was at Shiloh, and nose.” (Official Re- Georgia on May 7, 1865, drums. ‘THE ORPHAN BRI- VICKSBURG, BATON TN on April 6-7, 1862. cords of the Union and Capt. Lot Abraham of GADE’ ROGUE, PORT HUD- During that battle the Confederate Armies, Se- the 4th Iowa Calvary of Eighteen hundred and By Harvard geol- SON, STONES RIVER original color-bearer of ries I, Vol. 20 page 828). Union forces accepted sixty-three: ogy professor, and Ken- OR MURFRESSBORO, the 4th Kentucky fell, “Oh how I miss my the parole of the surviv- Barring Sherman’s tucky native; Nathaniel JACKSON, CHICKAM- and Lindsay took the brother, Bob,” L.D. said ing 526 members of the march to the sea - S. Shaler. Prof. Shaler AUGA, and MISSION- flag. He remained the aloud to his companion Orphan Brigade. Most of shorn to a thousand; fought on the side of the ARY RIDGE. regimental color-bearer, of the day, J.H. Norton, them, like LD Young at face to the foe Union Army during the At this place, the Or- and carried the flag in all a resident of Resaca, as the time were on crutch- back, ever back, but American Civil War. Like phans had been part of the rest of his battles. they stood on the long es or otherwise wounded stubborn and slow. many Union soldiers, a defensive strategy to Lindsay was twice cited forgotten ramparts and at least once. Nineteen hundred Shaler came to admire try to hold onto some of for gallantry in battle. In beheld the cleared valley If the Good Lord is will- wounds they take and respect his dreaded the railroad systems that October 1862 the Confed- before him where waves ing, we will rejoin LD in that service of Hell, Kentucky Confederate were bringing supplies in erate Government autho- of soldiers dressed in blue Young, Bob Lindsay and yet the hills they shake foes that made up the and around Atlanta, one rized “medals of honor” to had been annihilated by their companions within with the roar of their Kentucky Orphan Bri- of the major hubs of Con- be awarded for bravery. Young and his fellow sol- the confines of this col- charge as onward they go gade. federate operations at The actual medals were diers. umn in the future. to the roar of their this late point in the war. never produced, but the Norton was also a Con- throbbing drums. MAY 14, 1912 LD Young made his Confederate Adjutant federate veteran, who The cicadas are coming By Charles Mattox be emerging from the and forested areas are they climb onto a conve- on the sides of their bod- and amount to a bumper KyNewsGroup ground all across Ken- expected to see the big- nient vertical surface to ies making a click that crop of food for animals [email protected] tucky. gest numbers. molt and leave behind a reverberates in their ab- that don’t feed solely Brood X, is one of the Annual cicadas are brittle exoskeleton. domen, which is mostly on plants. The insects largest groups of cicadas green, black and brown After quite literally hollow provide a rich source of in the U.S. In addition to and appear in two to shedding their skin, the Entomologists say ci- protein for lots of ani- Kentucky, these cicadas three-year cycles. Peri- adult males set out to cadas can produce four mals; from birds, to rep- will be present in Michi- odical cicadas like Brood climb atop a tree, like an shrill, calls… one is a tiles, squirrels, foxes and gan, Illinois, Indiana, X, on the other hand are oak, ash or a hickory, and call to attention, and many other creatures Ohio, New York, Geor- appearing after a 17-year begin to play (screech?) others are designed for that roam across north- gia, Tennessee, North slumber, have black exo- the mating song of their courtship, distress and east Kentucky. Carolina, Virginia, West skeletons, bulging red female of the species. a group chorus which Some brave survivalist They’re not here yet, Virginia, Pennsylvania, eyes, needles for mouths Other males will join in can reach decibel levels types have even tasted but the cicadas are com- Maryland, New Jersey (they all have needle to make the song louder comparable to those of a the cicadas for protein ing and Delaware. mouths) and wings that to recruit more females chainsaw or leaf blower. and sources say the cica- Brood X (the X is not While cicadas will be fold tent-like over their The cicadas don’t make Though the cicadas das have a nutty, sort-of- a letter but the Roman present throughout Ken- bodies. the sound with their can be annoyingly loud, walnut flavor. numeral for ten) mem- tucky, counties along the When the cicadas crawl mouths, instead, the they offer little harm to Most of us will likely bers of cicadas will soon Ohio River, state parks out of the soil as nymphs, males flap membranes humans or other animals take their word on that. 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JIMMIE WILL BE AT MEDSAVE (136 JESSICA LANE, OLIVE HILL, KY) EVERY FRIDAY IN MAY (MAY 7, 14, 21, 28 FROM 10A.M. TO 4P.M.) WHY PAY MORE FOR YOUR INSURANCE? YOU CAN CONTACT JIM BY PHONE (606) 683-2104 or EMAIL: [email protected] 8- May 12, 2021 The Carlisle Mercury Since 1867 court news NC Court News to wear seat belts, entry buy/possess, op mv u/ Amanda Kay Linville, 10am. ruled. 5/3/21 of plea 6/7/21 at 10am. infl cont sub 1st, sen- poss cont sub 1st degree Samantha Jo War- Patricia White Et Al Hon. Jay Delaney Larry Edgar Bowles tencing 6/7/21 at 10am 3rd or > offense – her- mouth, probation vio- vs Timothy White, re- Jr, criminal possession psi. oin, drug parapherna- lation (for technical view, review 6/14/21 at FV-I, Inc. in Trust for forged instrument 1st Carolyn Ann Dea- lia-buy/possess, poss of violation), admission to 9am. Morgan Staley Mo vs degree, theft by decept- ton, probation violation marijuana, sentencing absconding probation Mick Anthony Gaud- Kenneth Hill, motion incl cold checks u/$500, for technical violation, 6/7/21 at 10am psi. contd on same terms en, poss cont sub 1st de- hour, motion withdrawn poss cont sub 1st degree recall bw disposition Krystle E Mitchell, and conds. gree 3rd or > off (meth- request of plaintiff. 3rd or > off (metham- 5/17/21 at 10am. motion hour, restitu- Demetrius Lee Wash- amphetamine), drug Farmers Deposit phetamine), drug para- Brenda L Fryman, re- tion paid in full, case re- ington, convicted felon paraphernalia-buy/pos- Bank Inc vs Jerry Jolly phernalia-buy/possess, view, review 7/13/31 at manded. in possession of a fire- sess, tampering with Et Al, motion hour, mo- fail to produce ins card, 10am. Amber E Purcis, tics arm, persistent felony physical evidence, com- tion granted, judg ent. tampering with physi- Samuel M Fulton, 1st degree 1st off (< 10 offender 2nd degree, jt plicity tampering with Ditech Financial LLC cal evidence, persistent probation violation for du drug unspecified), 8/5 and 8/6, fptc 7/13/21 physical evidence, per- vs Pamela Owens Et felony offender first technical violation, prh drug paraphernalia- at 10am. sistent felony offender – Al, motion hour, motion degree, ptc 5/17/21 at 5/17/21 at 10am. buy/possess, fail to or Ruth Lane Watkins, first degree, ptc 6/14/21 granted, ord ent. 10am. Iva Elizabeth Hamil- improper signal, care- probation violation (for at 9am. Jeramy Wells vs Fred- Adam Joseph Bowles, ton, 3 counts criminal less driving, fail to technical violation), prh Jeffrey Allen Barker, die Richmond Et Al, mo- review, bonds posted abuse 1st degree, aban- produce ins card, mos 7/13/31 at 10am. receiving stolen proper- tion hour, motion grant- 3/1/21 at 12/21/21 to be donment of minor, ptc dismiss, fail to notify Ruth Lane Watkins, ty u/$10,000, complicity ed, oe. applied to restitution. 6/7/21 at 10am. address change to dept sentencing, 7/13/21 at receiving stolen proper- Westlike Services Tyler C Brumback, Logan dale Hans, mo- of transp, dismiss, sen- 10am. ty u/$10,000, tampering LLC vs Rodney Taylor probation violation for tion hour, hearing to tencing 6/7/21 at 10am with physical evidence, Et Al, motion hour, mo- technical violation), void pretrial diversion psi. Robertson Court complicity tampering tion granted, judg ent. hearing set 5-17-21 at 6/7/21 at 10am. Justin Tyler Rawl- News with physical evidence, Carlotta A Sweet vs 10am. Scott Curtis Hobbs, ings, poss cont sub 1st 5/10/21 ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Thames Healthcare Walter Adroyal Burch motion hour, prh 6/7/21 degree 1st off (metham- Hon. Jay Delaney Jeffrey Allen Barker, Group LLC Et Al, mo- III, poss cont sub 1st de- at 10am. phetamine), drug para- tics 1st degree 1st off tion hour, motion grant- gree, 3rd or > off (meth- Terry Neal Lewis II, phernalia-buy/possess, Onemain Financial ed, oe. amphetamine), drug tbut all others $500 or ptc 6/7/21 at 10am. Group LLC vs Larry Court News Jason Brent Bishop, paraphernalia-buy/pos- more but u/$10,000, re- David Allen Straus- Phillips, motion hour, cont. on pg. 10 poss cont sub 1st degree sess, fail to produce ins ceiving stolen property baugh, probation vio- motion to transfer over- 3rd or > off (metham- card, lic to be in pos- u/$10,000, persistent lation (for technical phetamine), drug para- session, entry of plea, felony offender 2nd violation), first appear- phernalia-buy/possess, 5/17/21 at 10am. degree, complicity re- ance contd to 5/17/21 at op mv u/infl of alc/drugs Shawn Mason Bus- ceiving stolen property etc .08 1st off, disre- sell, 1st degree posses- u/$10,000, jt 9/16 and garding stop sign, fail to sion of cs/heroin 1st off, 9/17, fptc 8/11/21 at or improper signal, fail drug paraphernalia- 10am.

Request for Qualifications for Engineering Services Fish Fry City of Carlisle Water and Sewer Improvements Projects The City of Carlisle seeks to procure professional engineering services in connection with the City of Carlisle Water and Sewer Improvements Projects. All ducuments must be SEALED and MARKED ON THE OUTSIDE th “REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS CITY OF CARLISLE WATER AND SEWER IMPROVFEMENTS PROJ- ECTS.” Submittals in excess of 10 single-sided pages will not be considered. The City of Carlisle reserves the May 15 right to evaluate the responses submitted, to waive any informalities and irregularities therein, or to reject any or all submittalls should it be deemed in the best interest of the city. at Dick’s on Main Engineering/Architectural firms desiring to provide these services should submit THREE copies of their Proposal to : 118 East Main St., Carlisle, KY Ronnie Clark, Mayor City of Carlisle Beginning at 4:00 pm 107 E. Chestnut Street Carlisle, KY 40311 (859) 289-3700 Enjoy watching the kids get ready for prom and sending them on their way! Electronic Submission of proposals will not be accepted. We got you covered for supper! Catfish, Statement of Qualifications must be received by 5:00 PM local time on May 21st, 2021. Cole Slaw, Fried Potatoes, Hushpuppies, Questions concerning this RFQ should be adressed to Mayor Ronnie Clark at Carlisle City Hall or by calling (859) 289-3770; TDD for the hearing impared (800) 648-6056. & a drink only $10.00!

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COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY NICHOLAS CIRCUIT COURT CASE NO. 17-CI-00044

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE NICHOLAS CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF THE CASE NO. 18-CI-00055 CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-9 PLAINTIFF WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, d/b/a CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS VS: NOTICE OF SALE TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST PLAINTIFF STEVE KIMES; LAURA KIMES; VS: NOTICE OF SALE CENTRAL KENTUCKY MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC., ASSIGNEE OF THE UK MEDICAL CENTER DEFENDANTS PAMELA F. OWENS, et al. DEFENDANTS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * By virtue of an In Rem Judgment and Order of Sale of the Nicholas Circuit Court entered in the above styled By virtue of Judgment and Order of Sale entered by the Court in the above styled action on November 16, action on February 18, 2020, and Order to Reschedule entered on March 15, 2021, to make enough money to 2020, and an Order to Reschedule said sale signed by the Court on May 3, 2021, and to make enough money to satisfy said judgment lien owed Plaintiff in the amount of $128,640.23 as of January 31, 2018, plus interest on the satisfy said judgment lien owed Plaintiff as of April 30, 2019, in the amount of $68,777.73 ( said amount including principal amount thereof at the rate of 2% per annum from February 1, 2018, until paid, plus any other amounts, principal as of August 1, 2016, in the amount of $48,968.29), plus interest on such principal at the Note rate of including but not limited to late fees, costs, attorney’s fees, and other advances made pursuant to the terms of 7.5% until paid, plus any other amounts, including but not limited to late fees, costs, attorney’s fees, and other the Note and Agreement and Mortgage as Plaintiff is hereby permitted to demonstrate by Affidavit and Motion for advances made pursuant to the terms of the Note and Mortgage as Plaintiff is hereby permitted to demonstrate by Supplemental Judgment at any time prior to distribution of the proceeds from the sale, payment of any delinquent Affidavit and Motion for Supplemental Judgment at any time prior to distribution of the proceeds from the sale, plus ad valorem property taxes, and costs of the sale, and the right is reserved to the Plaintiff to make a later claim for any delinquent ad valorem property taxes, plus costs and fees of this action including expenses of sale, all as set amounts advanced for taxes, insurance, assessments, sums expended pursuant to KRS 426.525, and other levies out in said judgment, the undersigned Master Commissioner will on May 22, 2021, at 10:00 AM, at the Nicholas and costs paid by the Plaintiff, and for its reasonable attorney fees expended; all as set out in the judgment; the County Courthouse door (inside or outside depending on weather conditions and crowd size and subject undersigned Master Commissioner will on May 22, 2021, at or about the hour of 9:30 a.m. at the Nicholas County to required COVID-19 health and safety measures to include social distancing and use of facial coverings Courthouse door (inside or outside depending on the weather and subject to required COVID-19 health and over the nose and mouth) in Carlisle, Kentucky, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder(s) the following de- safety measures to include social distancing and use of facial coverings over the nose and mouth) in scribed property known as 300 Sugar Creek Road, Carlisle, Nicholas County, Kentucky 40311, being the land only Carlisle, Kentucky, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder(s) the following described property located at 2448 (the manufactured home having been removed therefrom), and more specifically described as follows: Whetstone Road, Carlisle, Nicholas County, Kentucky 40311, together with all improvements on the real estate, in- cluding the principal place of residence, and appurtenances related to it, and the rents, issues and profits thereon, Parcel No.: 027-00-00-014.01 and more particularly described as follows:

“A certain tract or parcel of land lying on the Sugar Creek Road in Nicholas County, Kentucky, and Parcel No: E39-00-012.00 more particularly described as follows: “A certain tract or parcel of land located on the Whetstone Road in Nicholas County, Kentucky, and “Beginning at a corner post of Arnold Ball and Thelma Fryman and Sugar Creek Road; thence north more particularly described as follows: east 292 feet to a cedar tree in line fence between Arnold Ball and Thelma Fryman; thence South 218 feet to post and Sugar Creek Road; thence West 266 feet following Sugar Creek Road to starting point. “BEGINNING in center of Whetstone Road and corner to Willie Lee Tabor; thence leaving road with his line north 52 degrees 47 minutes east 127.0 feet to stake; thence north 39 degrees 10 minutes west “Being the same property conveyed to Danny Lee Owens and Pamela F. Owens, husband and wife 195.0 feet to stake; thence south 75 degrees 25 minutes west 125.0 feet to center of Whetstone Road; who acquired title, with rights of survivorship, by virtue of a deed from Blaine K. Price and Patricia thence out center of road south 37 degrees 05 minutes east 239.0 feet to the beginning, containing Price, husband and wife, dated March 3, 1993, recorded March 3, 1993, at Official Records Volume 87, 0.614 acre. (Note: Beginning corner is located north 37 degrees 05 minutes west 260.0 feet out center Page 776, Nicholas County, Kentucky records, of Whetstone Road from Clinkenbeard and Shrout (now Lowe) property corner.)

“INFORMATIONAL NOTE: Danny Lee Owens died June 16, 2007, and pursuant to the survivorship This conveyance is made subject to legal highways and all easements and restrictions, conditions and language in the above-mentioned deed, all his interest passed to Pamela F. Owens. covenants of record.

“Being the same property conveyed to Doug Michael Tirey husband, and Sandra Fay Tirey, wife who Being the same property conveyed to Steve Kimes and Laura Kimes, his wife, by Todd Quinn and Lisa may claim a Vendee’s interest as evidenced by that certain Land Contract by and between Pamela Quinn, his wife, by Deed dated August 7, 2004, of record in Deed Book 115, Page 682, in the Office of Faye Owens, 1245 Arlington Drive, 1245 Arlin, Paris, KY 40361, as Vendor, and Doug Michael Tirey, the Nicholas County Clerk. husband, and Sandra Fay Tirey, wife, 300 Sugar Creek Road, Carlisle, KY 40311, as Vendee, in the amount of $58,000.00, dated January 7, 2008, recorded January 11, 2008, as Official Records Volume “There is not a mobile home, doublewide and/or manufactured home included in the sale and/or 122, Page 463, Nicholas County, Kentucky records.” located on the property.”

“Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to all legal highways and easements.” Upon the sale of the above-described property, the purchase price shall be payable in cash. If the purchase price is not paid in full, the successful bidder(s) shall make a cash deposit of ten (10 %) percent of the total purchase Upon the sale of the above-described property, the purchase price shall be payable in cash. If the purchase price price to be applied to any expenses occasioned by any default of the purchaser(s) and give bond with approved is not paid in full, the successful bidder(s) shall make a deposit of ten (10%) percent of the purchase price in cash good and sufficient surety or sureties thereon for payment of the remaining part of the purchase price within thirty to be applied to any expenses occasioned by any default of purchaser(s), and give bond with approved good and (30) days after the date of sale, said bond to have the same force and effect as a judgment and to be and remain sufficient surety or sureties thereon for payment of the remaining part of the purchase price within thirty (30) days a lien on said property sold as additional security for the payment of the purchase price and to bear interest at after the date of sale, said bond to have the same force and effect as a judgment and to be and remain a lien on the rate of two (2%) percent per annum from date of sale until paid, which bond and accrued interest can be paid said property sold as additional security for payment of the purchase price, and to bear interest at the rate of 7.5% before maturity. per annum from date of sale until paid, which bond and accrued interest can be paid before maturity. Said property shall be sold as a whole “as is” and free and clear of all liens, claims, encumbrances, right, title and Said property shall be sold as a whole “as is” and free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, claims and interests of interests of all parties hereto and anyone claiming through them, but shall be sold subject to: the parties herein but shall be sold subject to (a) 2021 and subsequent years ad valorem property taxes which shall be paid by the purchaser(s), for which (a) 2021 and subsequent years ad valorem property taxes which shall be paid by the purchaser(s), who shall take purchaser(s) shall take no credit on the purchase price; no credit on the purchase price; (b) Legal highways, easements, restrictions, covenants and stipulations of record affecting said property, and (b) Legal highways, easements, restrictions, conditions, covenants and stipulations of record affecting said prop- applicable zoning ordinances and governmental laws and regulations affecting same; erty, and all applicable zoning regulations and other governmental laws and regulations affecting same; (c) Any current assessments for public improvements levied against the property; (c) Any current assessments for public improvements levied against the property; (d) Any facts that could be disclosed by an accurate survey and inspection of the property. (d) Any facts that could be disclosed by an accurate survey and inspection of the property; (e) Any right of redemption which may exist. (e) Any right of redemption which may exist. Neither the Plaintiff, the Court nor the Master Commissioner shall be deemed to have warranted title to any Neither the Plaintiff, the Court nor the Master Commissioner shall be deemed to have warranted title to any purchaser(s). Purchaser(s) shall be entitled to possession of the premises, and a deed will be delivered to the purchaser(s). Purchaser(s) shall be entitled to possession of the premises, and a deed will be delivered to the purchaser(s), upon full payment of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale and approval of the deed by the purchaser(s), upon full payment of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale and approval of the deed by the Court. Court. To secure purchaser(s) possession of the real estate, a writ of possession will be issued and entered by the Court. Upon confirmation of the sale, the risk of loss shall pass to the purchaser.

Upon confirmation of the sale, the risk of loss shall pass to the purchaser(s). To secure the purchaser(s) possession of the real estate, a writ of possession will be issued and entered by the Court. Following sale of the above-described property, the Master Commissioner shall promptly report same to the Court, and said Following sale of the above-described property, the Master Commissioner shall promptly report same to the Court, and said report shall be held over for a period of ten (10) days for confirmation or exceptions. Anyone desiring to ______object or except to the sale shall do so by that time or be forever barred. Joseph H. Conley, Master Commissioner, ______Nicholas Circuit Court Joseph H. Conley, Master Commissioner, Nicholas Circuit Court Published in the Carlisle Mercury on 05.12 & 05.19 of 2021 Published in the Carlisle Mercury on 05.12 & 05.19 of 2021 10- May 12, 2021 The Carlisle Mercury Since 1867 nalia-buy/possess, public Court News intox controlled subs (excl alc), terroristic threaten- cont. from Pg. 8 ing 3rd degree, disorderly conduct 2nd degree, re- (< 2 gms methamphet- sisting arrest, falsely re- amine), traffic in -con porting an incident, entry When I was little I of- bottle away from the Now it seems the world trolled substance 1st of of plea 6/14/21 at 9am. By Melissa Mitchell ten thought a blackberry girls, he would say wait can’t function without (heroin), traffic in mari- Fondest Memories Jeffrey William Pilosky, KyNewsGroup winter was more about till it is in the sign, I can’t technology, it becomes a juana, less than 8 oz 1st tbut all others $500 or [email protected] when the bushes beared recall what sign that was standstill. off, op mv u/infl alc/drugs more but u/$10,000, com- their fruit. And I guess but whatever it was I It would not hurt for us .08 aggravator 2nd off, Spring has sprung and plicity tbut all others $500 in some ways that is, have to say it worked. to bring our younger gen- tics 3rd degree 1st off (< rain showers have fell. or more but u/10,000, re- however, the phrase is I have to say that pa- eration up to speed on the 20 du drug unspecified), This year we started ceiving stolen property more about the cold spell paw Lyons could go by old ways. drug paraphernalia-buy/ out with a wet cool spring. u/$10,000, persistent fel- that moves through with those signs and you could IF we went back to the possess, ptc 7/12/21/at My grandfather would ony offender first degree, freeze warnings. guarantee that he would older ways just imag- 9am. call it a Blackberry Win- ptc 6/14/21 at 9am. Some other names for have a good crop, or have ine how much happier Jane Margaret Coge, ter, now that sounds Kenneth Dale Potter, the cold snap could be success on whatever it we could be and how our 1st degree possession of strange to me, however strangulation 1st degree, Dogwood Winter, Whip- was that he was doing lives would not be so fast cs/heroin 1st off, 1st de- it seems to be a very com- wanton endangerment poorwill winter, Locust with the signs. paced. gree possession of cs/drug mon saying for just last 1st degree, assault 4th winter, and Redbud win- I know that I cant Where have we lost our unspecified 1st of, poss week you would hear degree domestic violence ter. Now I have only remember all of those grip at? Something to cont sub 1st degree 1st people even on the news minor injury, poss cont heard of the Blackberry things and that I could think about huh? off (methamphetamine), speak of a Blackberry sub 2nd degree drug un- Winter, and Dogwood almost say that the Thank you papaw for drug paraphernalia-buy/ Winter. specified, persistent felo- winter when I was little youngers wouldn’t be able sharing your ways with possess, ptc 6/14/21 at This is a cold snap ny offender first degree, from my Papaw Lyons. to do so either. I do how- me, at the time I didn’t 9am. that moves through dur- ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Papaw would go by the ever bet that as you are understand however as I Jane Margaret Coghe, ing late spring, when the Jami Lyn Quinlin, tics almanac and he would reading this you can re- have gotten older I have bail jumping, ptc 6/14/21 blackberry bushes start 1st degree 2nd or > (> = 2 have a calendar that call your parents or even to say they make more at 9am. to bloom. gms methamphetamine), would have the moon, grandparents utilizing sense to me now. Christopher Stephen Its funny how some- tampering with physical zodiac signs of where he those calendars as well. How much do you recall Collins, receiving stolen things that you heard evidence, drug parapher- would check it often when It just goes to show you that your grandparents property u/$10,000, com- when you were younger nalia-buy/possess, poss it came to planting seed, that the old ways worked used the almanac calen- plicity receiving stolen you run across or hear cont sub 3rd degree-drug weaning calves amongst without all of the technol- dar? property, tampering with them say it when you are unspecified, poss cont sub other things. ogy and the world was a Until Next time keep physical evidence, com- older and think back to 3rd degree –drug unspeci- I can remember when better place at that time those memories roll- plicity tampering with when you first heard it. fied, persistent felony of- we wanted to take the then what we are now. ing!!!!!!! physical evidence, ptc fender 2nd degree, ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. 6/14/21 at 9am. Orville Allen Doyle, Brandon Wayne Rick- complicity criminal mis- ert, assault 3rd degree chief 2nd degree, persis- My Wheelbarrow Collection (EMS, FIRE, RESCUE tent felony offender first SQUAD), public intox My father was a wood- the weekends, we could find picked up furniture, wood, sister, or I would be inter- degree, review 9/13/21 at controlled subs (excl alc), worker, and there wasn’t him in his shop. and miscellaneous antiques ested in. When I was fasci- 9am. 2 counts criminal mis- much he couldn’t do when it Going to the weekly Fri- that he added to his consid- nated with tropical fish and Derek Michael Finch, chief 3rd degree, attempt came to refinishing or build- day night neighborhood erable collection. he ran across an aquarium strangulation 1st degree, escape 2nd degree, wan- ing furniture. He had grown auction sale was an event An interesting side effect that was cheap enough, he unlawful imprisonment ton endangerment 2nd up hanging around in his he just wouldn’t miss. Also, of these activities was his would get it for me. Used 1st degree. wanton en- degree, disorderly con- grandfather’s furniture fac- on weekends he frequented penchant for bringing home dangerment 1st degree, duct 2nd degree, entry of tory, and that experience the second-hand (junk) different things he would Wheelbarrow Story assault 4th degree domes- plea, 6/14/21 at9am. just stuck with him. Almost stores that were all over run across at the sales that cont. on Pg. 11 tic violation minor inju- every day after work and on the city. It was here that he he believed my brother, my ry, menacing, terroristic threatening 3rd degree, jt 9/2 and 9/3, fptc 8/9/21. 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If interested, Carl David Hendricks, please call 859-473-0001 7A-3P • 3P-11P • 11P-7A tbut all others $500 or Please come by and fill out an application. more but u/$10,000, com- plicity tbut all others $500 We will contact you for an interview. or more but u/$10,000, No phone calls, please. receiving stolen property Bourbon Heights, Inc. u/$10,000, persistent fel- 2000 South Main Street • Paris, KY 40361 ony offender first degree, E.O.E. ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Carl David Hendricks, convicted felon in posses- sion of a handgun, per- sistent felony offender first degree, ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Carl David Hendricks, enhancement tics 1st de- gree 2nd or > (> = 2 gms methamphetamine), re- ceiving stolen property u/$10,000, enhancement poss of marijuana, en- hancement drug para- phernalia-buy/possess, receiving stolen property (firearm), enhancement poss cont sub 1st degree 3rd or > of f- drug unspec- ified, persistent felony offender first degree, ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Dustin Keith Hughes, enhancement traffic in marijuana, less than 8 oz 1st degree, enhancement traffic in marijuana, less than 8 oz 1st off , traffic in industrial hemp (less than 8 oz) 1st off, complic- ity traf in industrial help (less than 80z ) 1st off, re- sistant arrest, menacing, drug paraphernalia-buy/ possess, persistent felony offender first degree, ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Dustin Keith Hughes, convicted felon in posses- sion of handgun, persis- tent felony offender first degree, ptc 7/12/21 at 9am. Jeremy David John- son, theft of identity of another without consent, persistent felony offender first degree, arr passed to 6/14/21 at 9am. Teri Kay Ruth Meeks, poss cont sub 1st degree 1st off (methamphet- amine), drug parapher- Since 1867 The Carlisle Mercury May 12, 2021 -11 NBCA Students of the Week Cara O'Brien graduates from University of the Cumberlands WILLIAMSBURG, KY grow, and try new things, this spring's graduates lands.edu/classof2021 to Emilee Schanding Parker Lyons was se- (05/10/2021)-- Univer- and laugh a lot." for their lasting, positive download their gradua- was selected for her lected for his very ener- sity of the Cumberlands President Cockrum influence on Cumber- tion ceremony video and dedication to learn- getic, lively personality. wishes to congratulate also took a moment to lands' campus and the photos. ing. Emilee takes Everyone he sees will Cara O'Brien of Carlisle, recognize the family and community and congrat- University of the Cum- her studies very se- be given a big smile and KY (40311), on complet- friends who had sup- ulates all Class of 2021 berlands is one of the riously. She works probably leave with a ing their Master of Arts ported the graduates scholars and award win- largest and most afford- hard to complete all smile on their face as Education in School while they were taking ners on a job well done. able private universities her work on time and well. He is also a high- Counseling this spring! classes, noting their "sac- From everyone at Uni- in Kentucky. Located in correct. She is funny ly intelligent student, Cumberlands held rifice, concern, and labor versity of the Cumber- Williamsburg, Kentucky, and interesting. She grasping new concepts commencement cer- of love" that helped the lands, congratulations, Cumberlands is an in- enjoys her donkeys quickly and always gives emonies this spring to graduates succeed. Class of 2021! stitution of regional dis- and takes good care his best in all his work. celebrate its newest The university also Graduates who attend- tinction offering quality of all her pets (dogs, Parker may have been graduates. Students in honored exemplary stu- ed commencement cere- undergraduate, gradu- cat, cows, pigs). We new to NBCA this year, the Class of 2021 hailed dents during its under- monies (both the Class of ate, doctoral, and online are proud to honor but we all feel as if he from 40 states and ter- graduate commencement 2020 ceremony and Class degree programs. Learn her as “Student of the has always been one of ritories as well as mul- ceremonies on April 30 of 2021 ceremonies) may more at ucumberlands. Week”. Emilee is the us. We are proud to hon- tiple countries, including and May 1, acknowledg- visit www.ucumber- edu. daughter of Sarah or him as ‘Student of the Canada, Gambia, India, ing the students' excep- Schanding and the Week”. Parker is the son Jamaica, Madagascar, tional academic perfor- late Andy Schanding. of Ginger and Tony Fry- Serbia, Spain, Taiwan, mance, leadership, and man. and Ukraine, among oth- character. me. And then here came ers. Graduates from the Hutton Scholars in- Wheelbarrow Story another, and later, another; Class of 2020 were also clude all undergraduate cont. from pg. 10 each one was an improve- able to participate in this students who completed ment over the latest. It end- year's ceremonies. a minimum of 200 com- books, toys, gadgets and ed when my wheelbarrow Cumberlands Presi- munity service hours tools for our hobbies were in supply reached five! dent Dr. Larry Cockrum during their Cumber- steady supply. It was kind Believe it or not, I still gave his heartfelt con- lands career. The Class of gentle and thoughtful. have all five! I occasionally gratulations to the stu- of 2021 had 31 Hutton Years ago, I left the city use four of the five. That dents and offered them Scholars and performed and moved to the country first one, the heavy iron a few reminders as they 30,935 hours of commu- and small-town Kentucky. brute, just sits there out of take their next step in nity service throughout In very short order, I bought the way. I don’t use it. It life. their college careers. The Protect What Matters Most an old hill farm. I had an old probably has some value "You will have a unique Corporation for National pickup truck, a chainsaw, as an antique, but selling story to tell through- and Community Services and a few hand tools. With- it is out of the question. If out your life about the values volunteer work at out doubt, I was ill equipped it were gone, I wouldn’t be circumstances of your $25.43 per hour, making to take up farming. It was able to smile every time I senior year," Cockrum this graduation class' to- in those earliest farming looked at it. said. 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Paris, Kentucky (May Mental Health in Our due to struggles with hospitalist program, in- for Professionals in Pa- 10, 2021) – During a Community.” Resource mental health, as well About Bourbon Com- ternal medicine, nephrol- tient Safety. Additional- beautiful spring day on tables were erected on as food trucks from Red munity Hospital ogy, neurology, ortho- ly, Bourbon Community Friday, May 7, Bourbon the fairgrounds so par- State BBQ and Tacos Lu- Bourbon Community pedics, otolaryngology Hospital has earned des- Community Hospital ticipants could easily nas, chair massages, mu- Hospital, part of Life- (ENT), radiology, sleep ignation as a LifePoint held its first Community go from table to table to sic and speeches. Point Health®, provides medicine and urology. Health National Qual- Mental Health Fair at pick up literature on di- The mental health fair high-quality healthcare The hospital has been ity Leader for its ongo- the Bourbon County Fair verse topics such as fam- was free to attend and services in Bourbon, recognized for its com- ing efforts to transform Grounds in Paris. The ily counseling, addiction open to the public. Bour- Nicholas and surround- mitment to quality care its culture of safety and purpose of the fair was recovery and more. bon Community Hospital ing counties and is dedi- and patient safety by achieve high standards to provide resources for In addition to the re- hopes to make the fair a cated to Making Com- national organizations of quality care, perfor- people and organizations source tables, Kelly Gun- yearly event. munities Healthier®. such as the American mance improvement and in the community who ning, director of advocacy ### A 58-bed, acute care Academy of Sleep Medi- patient engagement. For have friends, family or and policy with the Lex- Photo caption: The facility, Bourbon Com- cine, American College of more information about coworkers that are strug- ington branch of the Na- inaugural Bourbon Be- munity Hospital offers a Cardiology (Chest Pain Bourbon Community gling with addictions, tional Alliance on Mental havioral Health Commu- wide range of both inpa- Center accreditation), Hospital, please call 859- thoughts of suicide, anxi- Illness (NAMI), gave a nity Mental Health Fair tient and outpatient ser- American College of Ra- 987-3600 or visit Bour- ety, depression and other speech about the impor- was held at the Bourbon vices, including allergy, diology, American Soci- bonHospital.com. For behavioral health issues. tance of managing stress County Fair Grounds as anesthesia, behavioral ety for Gastrointestinal more information about Twenty-four vendors in work-life and at home. a way to reach the com- health, cardiology, emer- Endoscopy, Certification LifePoint Health, visit participated in the event, The day also included a munity as part of Men- gency medicine, family Board for Professionals www.LifePointHealth. which was titled “I Am memory walk for those tal Health Awareness medicine, gastroenter- in Healthcare Quality net. Not Alone- Addressing who have passed away Month. ology, general surgery, and Certification Board Morehead State University and Craft Academy host graduation ceremonies Morehead State Univer- Humanities, and Social Sci- Science in Biology and a jor in Spanish. He graduated with a Bach- Commencement ceremo- sity and the Craft Academy ences; the Elmer R. Smith Bachelor of Science in Math- Clark was recently offered elor of Business Adminis- nies, the graduation cere- for Excellence in Science College of Business & Tech- ematics. an annual $10,000 scholar- tration in Marketing with mony for the Craft Academy and Mathematics honored nology and the Ernst & Sara LaBreche plans to enroll ship to attend the Universi- minors in social media and Class of 2021 was held to 2021 graduates this past Lane Volgenau College of in graduate school to study ty of Kentucky (UK) School public relations and event recognize the 58 graduates weekend. Education; and the College epidemiology and pursue a of Medicine. After complet- planning. of the academy. Ceremonies for more than of Science. career in public health. ing medical school at UK, Highley plans to continue The student speaker at 1,000 MSU spring and sum- Elizabeth Gayle LaBreche Georgia Cali Clark (Class Clark plans to pursue a ca- his education at MSU and the ceremony was Cameron mer 2021 graduates were (Class of 2021) of Morehead of 2021) of Princeton served reer as a neurologist. earn a Master of Business Snowden of Jackson. He is held this past Saturday at served as the commence- as commencement speaker Zackary Highley (Class of Administration with a goal the son of Gregory Snowden the Academic-Athletic Cen- ment speaker representing representing the Caudill 2021) of Owingsville served to pursue a career in brand- and Renee Davidson. In the ter on the campus of MSU. the College of Science. She College of Arts, Humanities, as commencement speaker ing, consumer engagement fall, he will become the first To maximize health and is the daughter of Marvin and Social Sciences. She is representing the Elmer R. and social media. Craft Academy graduate to safety, guests were limited and Rebecca Hereford and the daughter of Patrick and Smith College of Business & View 2021 Spring Com- attend Harvard University and separate ceremonies is the wife of Clay LaBreche Jenny Clark. She graduated Technology. His parents are mencement Photo Gallery where he plans to major in were heldALE8_BEST-AD_10-5x10-5.pdf for graduates of (Class 1 1/23/15of 2019). 5:04 She PM gradu- with a Bachelor of Science, Mindy (Class of 1991) and Here. political science and Eng- the Caudill College of Arts, ated with a Bachelor of neuroscience area and ma- Jeff Highley (Class of 1993). Following the 2021 Spring lish.

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