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Your Fleming County Newspaper Since 1880 • 115 S. Main Cross, Flemingsburg, KY 41041 • Ph.: 606-845-9211 Fleming man fatally shot by Fleming deputy KSP investigation of hospital begins County. When deputies tion into allegations of The investigation CI-00139’ (Kimberly By Charles Mattox attempted to stop the By Charles Mattox medical records tam- is a result of allega- Johnson vs. Amanda KyNewsGroup KyNewsGroup vehicle, it sped off and pering at the Fleming tions made by former Applegate ET AL), was [email protected] [email protected] travelled north along County Hospital is un- patient, Kim Johnson, filed with the Kentucky Maysville Road at ap- derway. who is seeking damages Supreme Court on April A Fleming County man proximately 4:30 in the Kentucky State Po- “I was advised it will through a civil lawsuit. 15, 2020, by Lexing- was fatally shot by a afternoon March 29. The lice Post 8 Information be a lengthy investiga- A ‘Petition For Writ ton Attorneys, J. Dale Fleming County Deputy vehicle left the roadway Officer, Trooper Scott tion,” Trooper Ferrell of Mandamus From Sheriff, Monday after- near Lewisburg and the Ferrell, confirmed this confirmed to the Ga- Fleming Circuit Court, Hospital cont. pg. 2 noon, following a rolling fatal shooting occurred week that an investiga- zette on Monday. Civil Action No. 16- domestic violence inci- moments later. dent. Community sources Although no informa- say the man who was fa- tion has been officially tally shot lived at Ewing, Officials raise concerns about solar projects, released from Kentucky but had recently moved State Police as the Flem- there from Cincinnati. ingsburg Gazette goes to Kentucky State Police some questions answered press, multiple local com- Officers continue with ing County fiscal Court. munity sources confirm the exhaustive investiga- By Charles Mattox One project, coming in that a domestic argu- tion and are being assist- KyNewsGroup at nearly $200 million; ment between a Fleming ed by Deputies with the [email protected] AEUG Fleming Solar, County man and woman, Fleming County Sheriff’s LLC (a subsidiary of AC- who were traveling north Office and Mason County Will several solar proj- CIONA) initially came in a vehicle from Flem- Sheriff’s Office. ects bring hundreds of before the Fiscal Court ingsburg, culminated in The female victim of millions of dollars of rev- on Nov. 10, 2020, to an- Lewisburg, following a the initial domestic as- enue to Fleming County swer questions about police chase, when the sault was treated for mi- or will the proposed new a proposed, local solar man in the vehicle, a nor injuries and released energy projects bring hid- project, that is projected Dodge truck, ran off the at the scene. den problems and health to cost $191 million, in- road near Lewisburg, No officers or motor- concerns much like the volve 13 land owners fled on foot, subsequent- ists, several of whom once praised Maxey Flats over the course of the ly assaulted a Fleming were forced off the road Nuclear Waste Facility next 35 years, employee County Deputy and was during the pursuit, were Site did? eight full-time employ- fatally shot in the pro- injured. These are questions ees upon project comple- cess. More details will be on the minds of county tion and up to 300 dur- Photo by Charles Mattox Deputies with the provided in next week’s leaders, land owners and ing construction and will Fleming County Sher- issue of the Gazette as community members as pay $363,000 per year on Adam Stratton, a representative of AEUG Fleming iff’s Office had witnessed information is released several proposed solar property taxes. Solar, LLC (a subsidiary of ACCIONA), indicates the the domestic violence in- from investigating offi- farm projects are being size of a projected solar farm in Fleming County cident, which occurred cers. considered for approval Solar cont. pg. 10 during his Nov. 10, 2020 discussion with members in a vehicle in Fleming by members of the Flem- of the Fleming County Fiscal Court. Rigdon charged with assault Morgan signs for University By Charles Mattox vious day by Rigdon at gree during his arraign- KyNewsGroup Rigdon’s home. Riggs ment in Fleming County of the Cumberlands [email protected] and Rigdon are friends, district Court. Last week according to court docu- following a preliminary By Charles Mattox ments. The two got into hearing in Fleming Dis- KyNewsGroup A dispute between an argument which cul- trict Court, the charge [email protected] friends has led to a minated with Riggs be- of assault, 1st degree charge of assault against ing struck upside the against Rigdon was for- Fleming County Pan- one of them being for- head with a small base- warded to a future Flem- ther Football senior quar- warded to a Fleming ball bat brandished by ing County grand Jury terback, Buddy Morgan, County Grand jury. Rigdon. following the hearing. signed a letter of intent Lonnie Rigdon, 56, of last week to play football Conley questioned Rig- Assault, 1st degree, in Rawlings Road, Hillsboro at the University of the don about the allegation Kentucky is punishable was arrested March 9, Cumberlands. and Rigdon stated he by up to 20 years in pris- 2021 by Fleming County “Buddy has a tremen- did strike Riggs upside on and no less than 10 Deputy Sheriff, Justin dous work ethic,” Panther the head with a bat. Rig- years in prison, and up Conley. Head Coach Bill Spencer don was placed under to a $10,000 fine but no According to court said. “He always puts in arrest and transported less than $1,000. the extra work. He was documents, on that date to the Mason County de- All persons are to be a great team player and Jonathan Riggs came tention center where he presumed innocent until was willing to do whatev- to the Fleming County was later released after proven guilty or pleading er needed to be done and Sheriff’s Office with his posting bond. He entered guilty. to play whatever position father to report an as- we asked.” a not guilty plea to the sault on Riggs the pre- Morgan helped the charge of assault, 1st de- Fox Valley Wood WANTED Walnut Logs & all other species Fox Valley Wood has been MFG walnut gun stock for 40+ years Fleming County Panthers All of our logs are sawed in the USA Football Team captured Buying All Grades of Export Logs Including We buy standing timber Walnut And Low Grade Logs as Well the Class 3A 6th district Certified Master Loggers Championship Nov. 27 821 Muses Mill Rd. • Wallingford, Ky 41093 674 Turner Road, Flemingsburg, KY 41041 606-876-4661 Morgan cont. pg. 2

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Hospital cont. are allegations that these health care work- Morgan cont. Travelling Vietnam War memorial from pg. 1 ers not only misdiag- from pg. 1 nosed cancer involving Golden and Laraclay Johnson, (sent her a let- Wall is coming to town Parker. The case seeks ling wall being in down- will be free to the public. ter saying she was can- when they downed Pend- By Charles Mattox town Flemingsburg will Guest speakers are be- relief for Johnson and cer free when they in leton County 39-0. KyNewsGroup her attorneys against [email protected] coincide with National ing scheduled along with fact thought she should Morgan carried the ball Prisoner of War/ Missing other possible community Dr. Amanda Applegate, get a biopsy) but then for 114 yards and had two Family Medicine and in Action or POW/ MIA events to be held in con- allegedly destroyed TDs during the game. He Members of Explore Associates; Dr. Rich- Day. juncture with the wall. evidence and acted in also passed the ball for 91 Fleming County and the ard Hartman; Dr. Jen- The wall will be located The Gazette will pro- a conspiratorial man- yards. On defense during Flemingsburg Tourism nifer Hagenshneider; in the city parking lot on vide more details as the ner in which they also the game, Morgan helped Commission are working Dr. Charles Clarke; Water Street, across from date nears and details be- allegedly fabricated lead the Panthers with with local individuals, Maysville Radiology As- the Fleming County Cov- come known. new health records or 10 tackles, but Morgan’s companies and groups to sociates; Fleming Coun- ered Bridge Museum and had knowledge of it, to leadership went beyond highlight Fleming Coun- ty Hospital; Kristal manufacture their inno- the football field. ty tourist attractions Humphries and Gena cence. “He has always been and bring more tourism Barker; who, along with The hospital has de- a leader in the class- into Fleming County and their attorneys, “delet- nied the allegations. room,” Coach Spencer Flemingsburg. ed and fabricated evi- All persons and enti- said. “He’s been taking As part of that mission dence” to provide a de- ties are to be presumed advanced courses since the Kentucky Traveling fense for the health care Land & Lifestyle Realty innocent until prov- middle school. He is a Vietnam War Memorial workers and entities, en guilty or pleading great young man that has Wall will be in Flemings- Farms, Hunting & Recreational Properties according to the case guilty. a bright future ahead of burg for two days, tenta- Robert Snedegar- Broker- 606-336-0494 now before the state su- him.” tively scheduled for Sept. www.unitedcountry.com preme court. 17-18, 2021. www.realtreeuc.com At the crux of the case The dates of the travel- 10+ billion of land sold in 2020 Please read carefully. New Details! $185,000.00 CASH REWARD The $185,000.00 cash will be paid to the person(s) who first provide(s) evidence* of anyone who provided False Testimony or false evidence pertaining to the Hickory Pointe property case in the United States District Court case of et al, beginning on

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The pro- (Bill) Hile and Carolyn Marshall of Ewing, Ky applications to be con- gram provides many Janice (Duke) Smith. and Ashlee (Allan-Mi- sidered for funding this benefits including in- Funeral service will be chael) Jones of Ewing year is April 23, 2021. creased crop yields, de- 12 p.m. noon, Thursday, Ky; Grandchildren Eric, Through CSP, USDA’s creased inputs, wildlife April 1, 2021, at Boone- Aaliyah, Darius, Brax- Natural Resources habitat improvements Nickell Funeral Home ton, and Caylee; a sister Conservation Service and increased resilience with Bro. Shawn Meade Lynette Givens of Day- (NRCS) helps farmers, to weather extremes. Donald Lee Miller, 75, officiating. Military rites ton, Ohio; a brother-in- ranchers and forest land- CSP is for working lands of Flemingsburg, passed will be performed by the law Fred Back of Dayton, owners earn payments including cropland, pas- away Sunday, March 28, W.N. Fant American Le- Ohio; nieces and neph- for expanding conser- tureland, rangeland, 2021, at the Lexington Darin Jay Ridner, 53, gion Post #5 and Frank- ews; a close cousin Billy vation activities while nonindustrial private VA Medical Center. Born passed away at home lin Sousley VFW Post Lear of Dayton, Ohio and maintaining agricultural forest land and agricul- in Fleming County on surrounded by his fam- 1834. Donald will be laid several other cousins. production on their land. tural land under the ju- January 26, 1946, he was ily on March 18, 2021, to rest in Sunset Memo- In addition to his par- CSP also encourages risdiction of a tribe. the son of the late Roger after a courageous battle rial Park. Pallbearers ents Darin is preceded in adoption of new technol- For additional infor- Miller and the late Hazel with cancer. Mr. Ridner include Keith McBride, death by a son Eric “Ju- ogies and management mation about CSP, con- Marshall Miller. Donald was born May 16, 1967 James Tomlinson, Ken- nior” Baker, a sister An- techniques. tact your local service proudly served his coun- in Dayton, Ohio to the neth Lee Unger, Rusty nette Bach and his dear “CSP continues to center. USDA Service try in the United States late Fredrick Joseph and Gulley, Edward Rice, grandchildren Abel and be a very effective tool Centers are open for Army during Vietnam, Betty Ruth Leach Rid- Donnie Rice, Tim Beck- Baby Jones. Darin’s fam- for private landown- business by phone ap- and he was a member ner. Darin was a loving ett, and Richard Gulley. ily is planning a memo- ers working to achieve pointment only and field of the American Legion husband, dad, brother Visitation will be 11 a.m., rial service to be held at their conservation and work will continue with Post #5 in Flemingsburg. and papaw, who enjoyed until the noon service on a later date. management goals,” said appropriate social dis- He worked in Auto Body Thursday, at the funeral Greg Stone, NRCS state tancing. While program Restoration. He is sur- home. In compliance with conservationist in Ken- delivery staff will con- vived by his wife, Peggy state mandate, masks tucky. “It is the largest tinue to come into the J. Helterbrand Miller; Jessie Goodpaster Elected KYSCA are required for those conservation program in office, they will be work- his beloved cat, Roper; in attendance of all ser- the United States with ing with producers by his three daughters, Recognition Director vices. In place of flowers, more than 70 million phone, and using online Donna Miller of Flem- FCHS rising junior Jes- please consider a con- acres of productive agri- tools whenever possible. ingsburg, Dana (hus- sie Goodpaster joined the tribution in memory of cultural and forest land All Service Center visi- band Keith) McBride of Kentucky Student Coun- Donald to the Lexington enrolled.” tors wishing to conduct West Chester, OH, and cil Association (KYSCA) VA Medical Center (1101 While applications are business with NRCS, Denise (husband James) Executive Council. As Veterans Drive, Lexing- accepted throughout the Farm Service Agency, or Tomlinson of Union, OH; the Recognition Director, ton, Kentucky 40502) she’ll work to shine the year, interested produc- any other Service Center his eight grandchildren, or visit www.lexington. spotlight on school and ers should submit ap- agency are required to Chauci Nicole, Kenneth va.gov/giving/index.asp student leaders around plications to their local call their Service Center Lee, Maripeg Francine, and click on the E-Do- the state. When asked NRCS office by the dead- to schedule a phone ap- Victoria Jocelyn, Gray- nate link. Friends may ‘Why Student Council?’ line to ensure their ap- pointment. More infor- cen Elizabeth, Freida persevere as leaders.” We offer online condolences Jessie replied, “Being in plications are considered mation can be found at Shelby, Sara Danielle, are so proud of Jessie and at www.boonenickellfu- Student Council is the for 2021 funding. farmers.gov/coronavirus and Izabella Caroline; can’t wait to watch her neralhome.com foundation for me to help About the Program . and his 11 great grand- myself and other students grow as a student leader. Harmon Monuments Boone Nickell Owners: Derek and Bethany Harmon Fleming County Funeral Home Monument Co., LLC 150 West Water Street FLEMINGSBURG 2390 Bypass Rd, Ph.: (606) 845-2231 Flemingsburg, KY 41041 606-876-5174 Winston Grannis FindDarvin’s us on Facebook! Harmon Monuments Small Engine Repair Darvin’sHours: Mon. Small thru Fri. Engine 8:00 am - 6:00 Repair pm HOURS: Mon.Sat. 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Autism is ris- requiring support, Level the family. We regret Maysville, Owingsville, 1884, his span of life thus raising the “weed” him- ing in prevalence with 2, requiring substantial any inconvenience. The etc. If you have items, covering a period of fifty- self. In unmistakable ev- the current estimates be- support, and Level 3, re- museum will reopen on pictures or stories deal- five years. A good many idence of the confidence ing in the United States quiring very substantial Saturday, April 3rd from ing with the communi- of his active years were and esteem in which he every 1 in 59 children in support. 12-4. Normally we are cation devices which you passed as a merchant at was held by his neigh- 2020. Boys are approxi- Because it is such a also open on Wednes- are willing to loan, please Sherburne, this career bors he was then elected mately 4.5 times more broad spectrum, it's im- days from 10-4. We are bring them in and we will being abandoned in 1860. to the office of County likely to have an autism portant to know and rec- happy to schedule small add them to the display. The farm upon which he Clerk and assumed office diagnosis than girls of ognize that if you have groups (at this time) on This week, I thought was born is still owned January 1, 1898, giving the same age. However, seen one child with au- other days and times. I would share another by members of the fam- the most faithful and ef- research in recent years tism, you have seen ex- Please contact the Flem- biography, found in the ily, Messrs. T. H. ad H. B. ficient service for the en- is indicating that girls actly that. Every child ing County Chamber of 1912 three volume set Dudley, of Flemingsburg, suing eight years. After may be better at mask- exhibits different signs. Commerce for more in- of E. Polk Johnson’s “A the third generation of the close of this term he ing early signs and that Some may be verbal, formation. History of Kentucky and the name to have held it again devoted his entire could be why many girls some may be completely Our special display Kentuckians.” Most of in possession. With the time and attention to his go undiagnosed. non-verbal. Some may on cameras and photog- the biographies dealing year preceding the Civil vocation, and has met Signs of Autism typi- have a difficult time giv- raphers is in place. We with Fleming County War he abandoned mer- with entire success. He cally present at age 2, ing eye contact, and some have quite an assortment residents are found in chandising and operated has made many improve- which is why pediatri- may actively seek it. of cameras from a tiny, volume three. The biog- the farm previously men- ments in all markets. cians can issue an M- It is not really known tiny Japanese camera to raphy of George P. Dud- tioned. . . Mr. Dudley mar- CHAT-R Screening dur- or understood what a World War II military ley is found in volume The subject (of this ried in February, 1892, ing a well-visit at this causes Autism. The best camera to a World’s Fair three, pages 1502-03. article) was one of four Miss Alice Callahan. His age. This assessment will research suggests it can camera and many, many “George P. Dudley children, the other mem- chosen lady is a native of indicate whether a child come from many differ- more. We also have sev- is one of the most widely bers of the family being Fleming County, where is showing signs such as : ent genetic or environ- eral photographs, (many known of the citizens of as follows: Daniel E., of she was born in 1868, and Speech delay, Repeti- mental factors. I’m sorry to say with Fleming County and is Bracht Station, Kenton she is a daughter of Sen- tive movements or lan- Autism can exist with unidentified persons) in- its former county clerk, County who married nett and Sarah J. Reeves guage, avoiding eye con- many other comorbities cluding some tintypes his tenure of office in this Miss Hattie Sleet, of Callahan, both natives of tact, preferring to play such as ADHD, Anxiety, and some glass nega- important capacity hav- Boone County; Walter K., Fleming County. . . alone, being distressed Sleep problems and gas- tives. The display gives ing included eight years of Pueblo, Colorado, ca- Mr. Dudley has been by a change in routine, trointestinal issues. an interesting history of between January 1, 1898 shier of the Pueblo Sav- twice married, his first structured rigid play in- The future for these the camera. It also shows and January 1, 1906. He ings and Trust company wife having ben Miss stead of imaginative, re- kids is often a source of how the camera has been is an agriculturist, mak- who married Miss Lula Anna Wallace, of Millers- strictive diet, or a strong stress for parents and modified through the ing specialties of stock Sleet; and Mary, who is burg, Kentucky. Her un- preference to a specific families with a child with years as technology in- and tobacco, and his at- the wife of R. W. Darnall, timely demise occurred topic, part of a toy or autism. While it is true creased. The display will tractive, well improved of Fleming County. in 1886 and she left one item. that some will need sup- be in place for a few more farm property is the vis- Mr. Dudley was son, Thomas A., who is An official diagnosis is port in their adult lives, weeks, so come on in and ible evidence of his life of reared amid the pleas- twenty-eight years of age made usually by a child it's important to know take a look. thrift, industry and good ant and uplifting influ- and resides at home be- psychologist or a devel- that many will go on to The next special management. His home- ences of Fleming County ing associated with his opmental pediatrician. hold a job, have a family, display which is being stead consists of over two and received his higher father in his farming op- Early diagnosis helps and live life independent- planned will showcase hundred and fifty acres education in Kentucky erations. One son, Hob- give access to services a ly. If a child exhibits good telephones and other in the Battle Run pre- Wesleyan College at son, aged twelve is the child may need. There cognition and some lan- communication devices cinct, No. 3 in Fleming Millersburg, now at fruit of the second union is no known cure for au- guage early on, these are through the years. We County. Winchester, from which . . . tism, but research shows good signs for a bright hope to have examples Mr. Dudley was born well- known institution Politically, Mr. Dud- early intervention can future. of telephones, as well April 16, 1864 on the he was graduated with ley is one of the active ad- make a huge difference. If you suspect your as other devices such as farm adjoining his pres- the class of 1880, his be- herents of the principles Services such as Physi- child may have autism, walkie-talkies, pagers, ent property, the same ing the distinction to be of the Democratic Party cal, Speech, Occupation- speak to your pediatri- etc. I would love to find being now the homestead the youngest member of and he has ever shown al, ABA and other thera- cian and voice your con- an example of a tele- of his brother-in-law, R. his class. His first experi- himself ready to do all in pies have been shown to cerns. The best thing you graph to add to the dis- W. Darnall. He is the son ences as an adventurer in his power to advance its help children catch up can do for your child is play. The museum has of Thomas W. and Mary the world of affairs were interests. He is affiliated and reach developmental learn the signs and act several “vintage” phone Peck Dudley, the latter while engaged in the mer- with the Independent Or- milestones. Preschool has early. books, including some a sister of George Peck, cantile business at Battle der of Odd Fellows and is also been shown to help with only two or three who resides between Run, where he conducted a member of the Meth- in improving social skills. Sources: Autism Soci- digit numbers, as well as Flemingsburg and Eliza- a general store for four odist Episcopal Church, Autism is now diag- ety of America correspondence dealing ville and is mentioned years. He then returned South, as is also his wife.” nosed on a scale called with the Flemingsburg elsewhere in this work. to farming, with which he Business & Professional Guide

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Heaven Is buffalo hearts A tonLot wasLike standing by, anyone from that station to come to the wilderness they stood guard so the ond buffalo cow, the larg- laughing; said it should if they happened to get in and hear stories of atroc- Shawnee did not slaugh- est he had ever seen, and Kentuckybe called Fox Creek and a bad way. ities, but it was much ter them in their sleep, again with a single, well- I’ve ever since known it They stayed sharp and different for Spencer. He as they did many who let placed shot, the animal as that name.” From the alert, sleeping without had seen those atrocities their guard down even fell motionless. He cut depositionBy of John Cur- a fire if they bothered with his own eyes and momentarily. the heart out and gut- tis, Draper Manuscripts, sleeping at all. buried the victims and Sickness brought ted the animal, as he had CharlesVolume Mattox 20S page 240. That was fine with mourned family mem- about through hunger the first and was -chew Heaven Is Spencer as he tended to bers who were killed and and starvation was as ing on the warm heart as Along newly-named have nightmares when their bodies never recov- true a threat to them as he approached camp and A Lot Like Arthur Fox’s Creek, in he slept. ered. Native American raids, saw the smiles on the what would one day Neither the Shaw- He still had night- and thus Spencer had faces of his companions. become eastern Flem- nee nor any of the other mares about burying insisted on making this They quickly devoured Kentucky ing County, in Janu- northern Native Ameri- his former schoolmates dangerous but necessary the fresh buffalo hearts By Charles Mattox ary of 1786. can tribes tended to come along Peter’s Creek back trip so far from home to and returned to the kill south of the Ohio River east. Ten of his school- acquire the highly-prized sites and cut off the Spencer Records and during winter, but Spen- mates, young couples, buffalo. heads of the enormous “The grief and lamen- his companions eagerly cer wasn’t willing to risk five girls and five young The meat was desired beasts, then, carefully tations of poor old Wil- sought the buffalo and their lives by being slop- men, had been attacked. above all others, but al- they placed the entire liam Turner, is still fresh the very life that it pro- py, lazy and inattentive. The girls were never most as importantly, carcass of the first cow in my remembrance, la- vided for them. He had only last seen again. The boys tor- the hide was treasured. backwards on one of the menting the loss of his The immense herds month, on Dec. 11, cel- tured and killed. Spencer The course wool could packhorse and broke the children, his two sons of thousands that had ebrated his 23rd birth- had found their remains be removed and spun buffalo’s spine so the car- George and William, that roamed near the Lick- day. He planned on cel- only one mile from his into strong clothing, that cass would hang evenly lay there tomahawked ing River and around the ebrating another next family’s home, and had didn’t tear every whip over the horse. They did and scalped, and his be- Upper and Lower Blue year and so on until he helped dig the graves. stitch. And the hair- the same with the sec- loved daughter Betsy, a Licks a decade before reached old age. Only a few days later less hide was unequaled ond, larger buffalo cow. beautiful girl of fourteen had been reduced to scat- Such things were con- he had discovered the when it came to making They covered the years of age, taken cap- tered herds consisting of tingent upon a sharp remains of a family that shoe leather and mocca- bloodied snow with fresh tive by the cruel savages; a few hundred at best, mind and a strong will met a similar fate. sins. snow, swept with help not knowing what she and even these were be- to survive along the fron- It had changed him. The four buffalo hunt- from evergreen limbs, had suffered or might ginning to fade from the tier and that was some- It had made him hard ers scattered out along just as a precautionary hereafter suffer. This landscape. thing that Spencer was as a teenager and he the small knolls that measure before they be- grief can be better con- Spencer and three well educated on. carried that hardness overlooked the vast val- gan moving cautiously ceived by tender parents other men, including his Spencer’s father, Jo- throughout his adult- ley system around Fox westward, moving back than described.” brother John, had ridden siah Records, had been hood. Creek, not far from from whence they came. From the autobio- their horses and led sev- a militia officer from the His father along with where Ward Elemen- Perhaps, if they made graphical narrative of eral other pack horses old pre-Revolutionary himself and two of his tary School is situated it to that lone, isolat- Captain Spencer Re- eastward from the com- War days along the fron- brothers-in-law: James in east central Fleming ed and empty cabin of cords, as was written by munities around Cap- tier of Pennsylvania; and Quontromos Finch, County. The men were George Stockton’s at his own hand in 1842 tain Simon Kenton’s Sta- days that saw horrors were very adept black- far enough apart to max- Stockton’s Spring be- and as it appears in the tion near Washington, in inflicted by both Native smiths and millwrights, imize the hunting poten- fore dusk, (where Flem- Lyman Copeland Draper Mason County. Americans and frontiers- who kept pushing fur- tial, yet close enough to ingsburg would one day Manuscripts in volume They were in Indian men alike as the Revolu- ther west, constructing hear gunfire and be of stand) he would sleep 23 CC. This particular country now. No settle- tionary War intensified. mills and moving on. assistance if needed. some. passage refers to Spen- ments for at least 30 His uncle Joseph Eck- Once the mills were sold, It was growing dusk And maybe, if he was cer’s discovery of a mas- miles save Captain John ley, who had married his new land farther west when Spencer saw his lucky, the nightmares sacred sugar camp when Burke’s Station. They father’s sister Susanna, was purchased. And so first buffalo cow. It was would not come as they he was a young teenager, had heard of Burke’s had been killed in 1782, it had eventually come a good one and a single so often did. before coming to Ken- Station, located some- fighting by the side of to pass that land was shot through its heart Snow was falling as tucky. where near the mouth of David Andrews and his purchased in Kentucky, dropped it where it had they made their way in a Locust Creek, but none company in what would near the community of stood. He would return single column toward the “I was carrying chain of them had any idea come to be known as Col- Washington, and they to camp to get the others setting sun amid the oth- for George Lewis in 1786 exactly where it was, onel Crawford’s Defeat. built the second cabin and bring up the pack erwise vast and ancient when Arthur Fox slipped so there could be no ex- It was one thing for ever constructed there. horses. On his way to wilderness. into a creek. Simon Ken- pected assistance from Kentucky frontiersmen And many, many nights camp he spotted a sec-

Yesteryear March 31, 1966 tionally known Buckeye William Darrin born March 21st. Another one William Estle Born county are being asked Donkey Ball Co. to bring March 11 to Mr. and of the activities was sell- March 20 to Mr. and to donate $4,000 each. Jaycees Sponsor Don- their Donkeys here for Mrs. Billy Hillis. ing of candy. The candy Mrs. Bobby Newsom. The county had offered key Ballgame. the exhibition. Our local Pearlie McKee and was sold in bars and also Loretta Ann Souder to donate $4,000 in doz- The Fleming Co. Foot- players will ride the don- Raymond Fritz Wedding boxes. The sale went and Danny Thomas ers, other equipment and ball team and Jaycees keys and many are in se- Told. from March March 7th Hawkins Betrothal Told. work. have announced that rious training for the big Dorothy Reeves and to the 28th. The candy Kristopher Kelly born they have scheduled a event. William Conley Engage- sale was very successful. March 20 to Mr. and Other News… Donkey Ball game at ment Told. Several members of the Mrs. Lonnie Brewer. Alice Litton Gets Busi- FCHS on April 9. The Other News… Teens Who Care will be ness Award. game, played on the R.J. Farris Takes Ads of the Week… going to Louisville Fri- Ads of the Week… City Loses $225,000 backs of real live don- ROTC Award. Ladies Denim Capri day, April 4th. All will Bed Sheets $2.99/Ler- Grant for New Sewer keys, has for years been FFA Youth to Meet At Pants $1.77/Fleming Co. stay overnight. This is mans. Plant. the laugh hit of the cen- Morehead. Dollar Store. when the Teens Who Sweet Pickles .69cents/ Earl Rankin Retires As tury. It’s been said if you Charles Simons to Get 30% Off Easter Shoes/ Care Convention is going Bob’s Shopworth. Rural Mail Carrier. haven’t seen a donkey Law Award. Walton’s Shoe Store. to be held. At this con- Vitamin C Tablets 2 Lady of the Year Ban- game your haven’t lived. Fleming Band in Mu- Spring Coats $19.98/ vention two members of bottles for $2.98/Dunbar quet is April 23. The local Fleming Co. sic Festival. Lermans. TWC will speak on why Drug. Jaycee’s Club has gone Fresh Whole Fryers the Thanksgiving Din- Wall Paint $6.75 gal/ Talk of the Town… to considerable expense Talk of the Town… .27cents/Jerry’s Shop- ner was successful. Also Watson and Brewer Charles Owens Aitkin in brining this game to Joan Thomas and worth. at this time there will Building Supply Co. born March 22 to Mr. you. They have secured Johnny Mineer to Wed be members of the TWC and Mrs. Richard Aitkin. the services of the na- April 16. going to Morehead for Latasha Nicole Barn April 3, 1975 Special Olympics. TWC April 3, 1985 March 16 to Mr. and made Easter favors for Mrs. Eddie Gardner. Public Notice Teens Who Care Going hospitals and also made Jeff Donovan New Phyllis Jean Bethel Budget hearing regarding proposed use of County Road Aid to Louisville. Easter baskets and bun- Park Director. and David Finke Wed- And Local Government Economic Assistance Funds The Teens Who Care nies for the Comprehend. Chuck Brown, chair- ding April 27. A public hearing will be held by Fleming County Fiscal Court at the regular meet- honored their sponsor, man of the Recreation Community Wide Good ing on April 13, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. for the purpose of obtaining citizens comments Mrs. Wayne Darnell on Other News… Board announced that Friday Service April 5. regarding the possible uses of the County Road Aid (CRA) and Local Government Valentine Day, with red FCHS Band to Dog- Jeff Donovan has been Economic Assistance (LGEA) Funds. All interested persons in Fleming County are invited to the hearing to submit oral or written comments on possible uses of roses. They were pre- wood Festival. hired as director of the the CRA and LGEA Funds. Any person (s), who cannot submit written comments sented to her by the pres- Hargis Foxworthy Re- park for seven months. Ads of the Week… or attend the public hearing but wish to submit comments, should call the Office of ident, Debbie Williams. tires After 16 Years with The assistant director, Honda Nighthawk 650 the County Judge/Executive at 845-8801 by April 9, 2021 so that arrangements can be made to secure their comments. On March 6, four mem- Randall. lifeguards and the rest of $2298/Honda of Flem- bers of the TWC served Hospital Finds Risk the staff will be hired at a ingsburg. This advertisement was paid for by the Fleming County Fiscal Court using tax dollars in the amount of $40. at the Lions Club Ban- Insurance. meeting Thursday night, Maternity Dresses 20% quet. They were Debbie 300 Pupils Show Ex- Mr. Brown said. He re- Off/Barbara’s Apparel. Published in the Flemingsburg Gazette 03.31.21 Williams, Vickie Gray, hibits at Science Fair. ported that the senior Easter Dresses 20% Betty Jones, and Mildred division ball diamond Off/Markwell and Jones Hamilton. Loading of fire Talk of the Town… needs work and that Buf- Inc. PUBLIC NOTICE wood was one of the ac- Jennifer Rena Born falo Trace said the cost of Triaminic Syrup $2.64/ tivities. TWC loaded fire March 16 to Mr. and putting a fence around it Colonial Village. The second reading of a proposed ordinance amending the Fleming County Budget for Fiscal Year 2020-2021, to include unanticipated receipts in the General, Road wood for the elderly on Mrs. Scotty Howard. would be $16,000. Buf- and LGEA Funds: falo Trace would furnish Surplus Items $8,000 and the city and 01-4101 REAL PROPERTY TAX $16,242.54 01-4102 TANGIBLE PERSON PROPERTY TAX $9769.06 The Fleming County Board of Education is accepting sealed bids for surplus 01-4104 DELINQUENT TAX $2341.51 items. Please contact the Fleming County Board of Education at 606-845-5851 to 01-4130 BANK FRANCHISE TAX $11,212.00 receive a bid packet. The District would prefer to provide packets through email 20TH ANNUAL 01-4504-C CARES FUNDING REIMBURSMENT $168,145.00 but packets will be available for pick up at Central Office, located at 211 West ANGUS BULL/FEMALE SALE 01-4504 RURAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT $12,500.00 Water Street, Flemingsburg, KY 41041. Sealed bids must be received at Central 02-4510 STATE LITTER ABATEMENT $407.14 Office by 3:00 pm of April 8th, 2021. They must be identified on the envelope as GRASS TIME PARTNERS 02-4513 EMERGENCY 3% CRA $27,049.67 “Surplus Bid”. Bids will be opened on April 9th and the winners will be contacted Monday, April 12, 6:30 p.m. 02-4518-JJ BALANCE PRIOR YEAR CRA $53,585.00 immediately. 04-4529 MINERAL TAX $8679.72 Bluegrass Stockyards East, Mt. Sterling Items will be combined into lots. The highest bidder for each lot will win the Totaling $309,931.64 and increasing expenditures in the following: lot. Each lot will have a minimum winning bid amount set in advance. If the minimum amount is not obtained, the highest bidder will be contacted and given 01-5010-548 COVID RELIEF FUND REIMB. CO CLERK $19643.80 the opportunity to purchase the items at the set minimum amount. The winner 01-5085-548 COUNTY COVID RELATED EXPENSES $148,501.20 will have 7 days to make payment and collect items. If items are not paid for or 01-9200-999 RESERVE FOR TRANSFER $52,065.11 collected within the 7 day window, then the next highest bidder will be given the 02-9200-999 RESERVE FOR TRANSFER $81,041.81 opportunity to purchase the lot. 04-9200-999 RESERVE FOR TRANSFER $8679.72 Surplus items will include; cafeteria tables, cafeteria equipment, stainless steel Totaling $309,931.64 will be held on Tuesday April 13, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. at the pots, pans, cafeteria utensils, mixer, serving equipment, compressor, wood lathe, Selling 50 bulls • 30 registered females Fleming County Courthouse. A copy of the proposed ordinance with full text is drill, saw, John Deere 6620 combine with corn and bean head, John Deere 7000 50 commercial females available for public inspection at the Office of the County Judge Executive during planter, and other miscellaneous items. The detail for each lot and item will be normal business hours. within the bid packet. Excellent set of bulls with proven genetics, performance, calving ease, and quality. This advertisement was paid for by the Fleming County Fiscal Court using tax This advertisement was paid for by Fleming County Schools using tax dollars in For information call John McDonald, 859-404-1406. dollars in the amount of $64. the amount of $112. Joe Fraley MSU, 606-356-5025 Published in the Flemingsburg Gazette 03.31.21 Published in the Flemingsburg Gazette 03.24.21 and 03.31.21 or Jason Crowe, 859-582-0761. 8 - March 31, 2021 Flemingsburg Gazette Since 1880 community Academic Panthers Fall in State Tournament build their lead to an 18-6 tournament games in- ganization an invitation halftime advantage. The clude: Smalley-10, Fan- to compete in the Nation- second half opened with nin-3, junior Megan al Academic Competition Fleming cutting the lead Mitchell-1. Juniors: An- (NAC) national cham- to 19-8. The sixth region drew Johnson, Lucas pionship tournament runners up would then Davis, Logan Thompson, in May. The squad will continue their methodical and Hayden Logan also appear in preliminary scoring barrage as they saw extensive playing round competitions of the claimed a 34-14 victory. time for the Panthers. NAC (virtually) on May “Our record may not In addition to the quick 30. They are guaranteed wow anyone but when you recall team three indi- a minimum of six games consider that everything vidual Panther competi- against some of the best has been virtual, that tors earned state berths. academic teams in the nine of those losses are to Fannin earned his second nation. Depending on state tournament teams, trip to state competition their finish in the prelimi- including three of the fi- on the Social Studies test. nary rounds the Panthers nal four, two other loss- Smalley made is state de- could advance to the final es to nationally ranked but on the Arts and Hu- NAC rounds in June. teams, it’s been a fantas- manities test and John- “The NAC invitation tic year” Grannis stated. son mirrored that with speaks volumes of what “This bunch of kids are his first state appearance this team has done this real gamers, they haven’t in the Mathematics exam. year,” Grannis stated. backed off from any chal- All three would finish in “To get the chance to fin- on March 13 for their lead we really battled, it lenge. We opened with a the top 50% of the state ish off a year against The Fleming County opening matches. Con- was just in too big a hole.” virtual tournament play- tournament field in their national competition is High School Academic ner High School opened Panther coach Kent ing Chattahoochee (GA) individual competitions. a huge reward for these Panthers’ resurgent sea- the first round with a 9-0 Grannis stated. “I liked and Dewitt (MI) plus Rus- Three Panthers were kids. The way they’ve son witnessed the team run in the first 13 ques- our fight. Logan (junior sell, Campbell Co., and also afforded the oppor- stuck it out in a weird make an underdog post- tions to take control of Logan Smalley) and Ca- Henderson Co. That’s two tunity to compete in an year with everything go- season run to the Gov- the match. From there leb (senior Caleb Fannin) nationally ranked teams additional state competi- ing virtual, it’s a chance ernor’s Cup State Quick the Panthers fought back kept scoring, Conner just and three of the state’s tion. Smalley, Fannin, for them to just have fun Recall Tournament. through the remainder of had an answer for every final four, including the and junior Logan Thomp- with a tournament. It’s This was the quick recall the first half, shaving two run we would make.” state champs and runners son were all nominated to also a chance for us to team’s first state tourna- points off Conner’s lead Round two opened in up. Those kinds of games compete in a pilot of the get a head start on next ment appearance since to trail 15-8 at the half. better fashion for Flem- make us better. We get Kentucky Association for year. We lose Caleb (Fan- 2016 and fourteenth in The spark for Fleming ing as they took an early an idea as to where to im- Academic Competition’s nin). Then Carter (Doyle) the squad’s storied his- was short lived as Conner 3-2 lead on junior Lucas prove, what it takes to be (KAAC) General Knowl- practiced with us all year, tory. The post-season scored the first five points Davis’ bonus question a contender. That early edge test. The three and helped quite a bit be- run ended with pool play of the second half to take conversion. Saint Fran- tournament gave us the completed their tests on hind the scenes, especial- losses to Eighth Region a commanding 20-8 lead. cis would then get to push we needed to dig March 18 and all scored ly with district hosting. champion Conner High Fleming continued to bat- the buzzer first on three in for the long haul this in the top half of the field. That’s our only seniors, School and Sixth Region tle but the lead proved in- straight buzzer race ques- year, it made us a better The KAAC is considering we should have nine ju- runner-up St. Francis surmountable as the Pan- tions and convert two bo- team down the stretch. the return of a General niors back. The chance to (Louisville). thers eventually finally nuses to take an 7-3 lead. Ultimately you can’t lose Knowledge test to its pri- have a team with so many The Panthers (17-17) fell 32-14. Smalley would break the in the state tournament mary competition. returnees it’s not a just a concluded their season “The score of that first run with a score on ques- if you aren’t in the state The team’s district great way to end this year with a pair of matches, game isn’t really indica- tion 16. The Panthers tournament.” championship, and state but to really set the tone played virtually. The tive of how we played. would get no closer. St. Total scoring for Flem- tournament appearance for next year too.” team gathered at FCHS After they got that quick Francis would steadily ing through its two state have also earned the or- Fleming County are you ready for some FUN? 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Fleming County Deeds community at the end of sideration of the sum of R. Gray, for and in con- $154,040.60, property sideration of the sum of Jerry Curtis and April Litzler Lane in Fleming $63,000, property locat- sideration of the sum of located on Ky 1013 in $2,000, property locat- Curtis to Eugene J. Car- County. ed on the outskirts of the $380,000, property locat- Fleming County. ed on Ky Hwy 1013 in lucci, for and in consid- Debra Carol Cox City of Flemingsburg. ed in the Poplar Grove Travis McGlone Fleming County. eration of the sum of and Janice C. Story and Chris Fry and on the east side of Ky and Jessica McGlone Paul E. Arnett $275,000, property lo- Michael S. Story and Amanda Wells Fry to Hwy 1234 (Mt. Carmel and Anthony McGlone and Lori A. Arnett to cated on Maxey Flat Rd Michael Wayne Cox and Andrew J Yoder, for and Road) in Mason County. Jr and Pamela McGlone Tina L. Raikes and Paul in Hillsboro in Fleming Angela Weldon Cox and in consideration of the Jeremy Coblentz to Christopher R. Overby E. Arnett and Lori A. Ar- County. Rebecca Cox McIntosh sum of $66,000, property and Sara Coblentz to and Lincoln N. Overby, nett and Tracy Fultz, for Benny L. Jones and Michael McIntosh located on the north side Stephen Wagler and for and in consideration and in consideration of to Hope L. Jones, for and and Rachel Cox Webb of Big Run Road in Flem- Nancy Wagler, for and in of the sum of $54,000, the sum of $1.00, prop- in consideration of the and Skylar Webb to Mi- ing County. consideration of the sum property locate on the erty located on the wa- love and affection that chael Wayne Cox and Matthew Grimes of $350,000, property lo- east side of Goddard- ters of Fleming Creek in the Party of the First Angela Weldon Cox, for and Angela Grimes to cated on the south side of Muses Mill Road and Fleming County. Part holds for his sister, and in consideration of Tyler Grimes and Alicia US HWY 68 and north- North of the big Run Sara N. Mitch- property located in the the mutual love and af- Grimes, for and in con- west side of Old US Hwy Road in Fleming County. ell nka Sara N. Penrod City of Flemingsburg. fection of the parties, sideration of the sum of 68 in Mason and Flem- Jerry Neal and to Mathew A. Mitchell, Perry Coblentz property located on Fox $69,000, property locat- ing County. Diana Neal to Greg for no monetary con- and Carol Coblentz Creek in Fleming Coun- ed 7 miles east of Flem- Yvonne Bab- Grimes and Kathleen sideration but in con- and Jeremy Coblentz ty. ingsburg on the north bit and Lance Babbit to Grimes, for and in con- sideration of a property and Sarah Coblentz Bruce Wayne side of Ky Hwy 57 in Yvonne Babbit, for and sideration of the sum of settlement agreement, and Aden Coblentz and Strode and Gloria Mount Carmel in Flem- in consideration of the $55,000, property locat- property located near Marianna Coblentz to Jean Strode to Buffey ing County. love and affection that ed in the town of Ewing Cowan in Fleming Coun- Jonathan Yoder and Waynette Rawlings and Kevin Hickerson the Parties of the First on Hwy 165 in Fleming ty. Mary Esther Yoder and James Thomas Rawl- and Rebecca Hickerson Part hold for the Party County. James D. Caudill Calvin Kemp and Re- ings, for and in consid- to Tyler Hickerson and of the Second Part, prop- Jerry Black to to Donna Gail Caudill, bekah Kemp, for and in eration of the love and Carley Hickerson, for erty located on the west Sheri L. Moore, for and in consideration of and consideration of the sum affection between the and in consideration of side of Hester Ridge in consideration of the pursuant to the Separa- of $400,000, property lo- parties, property located the love and affection Road Spur in Fleming sum of $43,000, property tion Agreement between cated near Fairview in on the waters of Fleming that the Parties of the County. located near Parkers- parties, property located Fleming County. Creek in Fleming Coun- First Part hold for their Autumn Dawn burg in Fleming County. on the south side of Mor- Amelia Stamm ty. son, property located ap- Ritchey to Thomas Dun- James E Lewis eford Street in Ewing in and Billy Kyle Stamm to Larry P. Doyle prox 500’ south west of can and Sherri Dun- and Erica Lewis to John- Fleming County. Brandon Sloan, for and and Hope B. Doyle to the dead end of Sutton can, for and in consid- ny Ingram and Carolyn in consideration of the Kyle Williams, for and Road in Fleming County. eration of the sum of Ingram, for and in con- sum of $134,550, prop- in consideration of the Lisa A. Flynn

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This combined ef- A: Vegetation manage- city water line project tions remain largely fect of 543 jobs is the sum General questions ment of the site is the unanswered according of the direct, indirect and asked during public issue that we have been to county officials while induced jobs and is listed meetings and answers and will be looking at others are being pro- on page 6, section 10 of from Fleming Solar are very closely. Ideally, we posed. Currently, two the application. listed below. are hoping to use some companies have applied ACCIONA prides it- Q: How will local gov- kind of native planting for Kentucky public Ser- self on being a company ernment, schools and that doesn’t have to be vice commission permits that engineers, designs, counties benefit from a mowed every week. We to construct solar en- constructs, owns and project like this? will be looking at a wide ergy projects in Fleming operates renewable en- A: Utility scale solar range of options includ- County but others are ergy facilities. Our com- projects pay property ing native plants, graz- interested, according to mitment to communities taxes which directly sup- ing forbes and plantings Photo by Charles Mattox officials. begins with development port things like local gov- that support pollinators, Flemingsburg City employees have battled repairs “We have four or five and last throughout the ernment, first respond- like honey bees. for older water lines across the city for decades companies right now life of the project. As part ers and schools. This Q: Are there fire or looking to begin solar of this commitment, AC- increase in revenue also other safety issues with and a new project slated to begin in 90 days will farm projects in Fleming CIONA includes a Social comes without a signifi- solar farms? replace some city lines initially installed in 1934. County,” Fleming County Impact Management cant increase in the de- A: When you operate Judge-Executive Larry program with each of its mand for these same ser- facilities where electric- By Charles Mattox ect is $258,000. Foxworthy said Friday. projects. This program vices, so they are a net ity is generated, safety is KyNewsGroup The ARC grant totals “I have questions about works with local stake- gain for the community. always the top concern. [email protected] $180,610 plus a KIA loan the toxicity of those proj- holders to identify local Q: Has an economic And the key to safety is in the amount of $77,405 for a total project funding ects because there are community needs, often impact analysis been having a team that un- Members of the Flem- so many unknowns and in the areas of education, performed on this proj- derstands compliance of $258,015. ingsburg City Council Cindy Ring of the Buf- we have many questions environmental, and well- ect? and best practices, and recently met and took ac- that have not been fully ness efforts. As an ex- A: We signed a con- having a company that falo Trace Area Develop- tions to move forward with ment District procured the answered. There are ap- ample, in the last decade tract with an indepen- invests in safety and a significant city water line proximately 750,000 so- ACCIONA has awarded dent economic analyst training. We are proud of funding and was assisted project. by BTADD specialist Kris- lar panels proposed in more than $250,000 in who has performed an that record and it will be The city is replacing ti Dodge. scholarships to students assessment of the project our job the make sure we just the two projects and waterlines on East Main Bids were advertised in they are located on some graduating from high and its impact. do things the right way Street, East Water Street recent months and they of the best farmland in schools located in our Q: Will the local com- in Fleming County. and Mills Avenue. This were opened on March Fleming County.” communities. In Flem- munity have access to Q: Are there noise or project has been in the 18th and read aloud. 5 Fleming Solar has re- ing County, the work the jobs created by this glare impacts from solar? making for a number of bids were entered. The sponded to several inqui- of connecting with local project? A: The motors in the years with members of the bids ranged from a low ries, including those be- stakeholders has already A: The O&M team trackers that allow the Flemingsburg City Coun- of $187,000 to a high of low, which can be found started. Last December will absolutely be look- panels to follow the sun cil unanimously passing a $383,730. on the public commis- we made donations to ing for people who are over the course of a day resolution July 13, 2020, During a special meet- sions website. the Flemingsburg Fire from the community, do make a low hum, but authorizing Flemingsburg ing at the City Annex on The statement that the Department, which has love the community and that hum, especially Mayor, Bobby Money, to Tuesday, March 23rd at 6 proposed solar project been unable to fundraise want to stay in the com- with plantings, is inaudi- sign all documents neces- pm, the project engineer, sary to proceed will create up to 300 jobs due to Covid, and to the munity. We will be look- ble off site. As for glare, Paul Reynolds of Blue- The water lines along during peak construction Licking Valley Commu- ing for people who have the panels that we use grass Engineering pre- East Water Street were in- sented the bids to Council is fully consistent with nity Action Program, the interest, ability and are designed to absorb stalled in 1934, according the construction-related which has provided criti- commitment. We want a as much sun as possible. and recommended that the to discussion during previ- low bid of $187,000 be ac- figures set forth in the cal Covid-19 services. stable team that will be They have a special coat- ous city council meetings. Application, Volume I, Before investing in a there for a long time. ing to reduce glare. In cepted. City Council leaders That bid was entered by page 6, section 10 and project, ACCIONA en- Q: How long will con- fact, there is less-glare voted last March in favor in the Application, Ap- gineers do extensive struction last? than snow or even white Thompson Brothers Con- of accepting a low-interest struction LLC. pendix G –Economic modeling to identify the A: We are anticipat- concrete. Many airports loan from the Kentucky Following the project en- potential solar resource, ing that the construc- –where glare is a prior- Impact Report. The 300 Infrastructure Association gineer’s recommendation, jobs during construc- and to ensure that given tion of this project will ity concern –are adding (KIA), which will be used Council voted to award tion refers to the direct the available technology, take about a year. We solar because it makes as a matching portion of the contract to Thompson jobs during construction a project will generate are hoping that we will sense without causing a 70-30 Appalachian Re- Brothers Construction for the Commonwealth the electricity that it is be able to break ground glare issues. gional Commission (ARC) LLC. of Kentucky as set forth designed to generate. next year and will have grant for water line re- The project should begin in Table 5 on page 35 of In non-traditional solar the project begin opera- placements in Flemings- construction in 90 days or Appendix G (302 jobs, to markets, local residents tion in 2022. burg. so. be precise). Table 5 also are sometimes concerned Q: What will you be The total cost of the wa- ter line replacement proj- for kynewsgroup.com ONLINE

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DG Schell 12 - March 31, 2021 Flemingsburg Gazette Since 1880 community Easter and the Easter egg brew Bible and the story Easter, also called Res- or the Easter Season, be- orated chocolate, or plastic Easter Monday, the Presi- By Charles Mattox of the first Passover, Mo- urrection Sunday, is a gins on Easter Sunday and eggs filled with candy such dent of the United States KyNewsGroup ses tells the Israelites to festival and holiday com- lasts seven weeks, ending as jellybeans. In some tra- holds an annual Easter egg [email protected] slaughter a passover lamb memorating the resurrec- with the coming of the 50th ditions the children put out roll on the White House and paint its blood on their tion of Jesus from the dead, day, Pentecost Sunday. In their empty baskets for the lawn for young children, This year, Easter will be door. The Lord protected described in the New Tes- Eastern Christianity, the Easter bunny to fill while though activities were not observed on Sunday, April the Israelites from death tament as having occurred season of Pascha begins on they sleep. They wake to held this year due to the 4. by passing over their doors on the third day after his Pascha and ends with the find their baskets filled coronavirus.. Easter is a “movable and would not “allow the burial following his cru- coming of the 40th day, the with candy eggs and other Easter eggs are a widely feast” and does not have a destroyer to enter your cifixion by the Romans at Feast of the Ascension. treats. A custom originat- popular symbol of new life fixed date. However, it is houses to strike you down” Calvary c. 30 AD. It is the The egg is an ancient ing in Germany, the Easter in Poland and other Slavic always held on a Sunday (Ex. 12:23). culmination of the Passion symbol of new life and re- Bunny is a popular legend- countries' folk traditions. between March 22 and In the New Testament of Jesus, preceded by Let birth. In Christianity it ary anthropomorphic Eas- The celebrated House of April 25. (1 Corinthians 5:7), Paul (or Great Lent), a 40-day became associated with ter gift-giving character Fabergé workshops cre- This Easter is marked connects the resurrected period of fasting, prayer, Jesus' crucifixion and res- analogous to Santa Claus ated exquisite jeweled Eas- just one week after March’s Christ to Passover. He re- and penance. urrection. The custom of in American culture. Many ter eggs for the Russian full moon (Sunday, March fers to Jesus as the pas- Most Christians refer to the Easter egg originated children around the world Imperial family from 1885 28), which is the first full chal lamb who has been the week before Easter as in the early Christian com- follow the tradition of col- to 1916. Moon to occur after the sacrificed for his people’s "Holy Week", which con- munity of Mesopotamia, oring hard-boiled eggs and Just as Jesus was resur- spring equinox (March salvation. Jesus celebrated tains the days of the Eas- who stained eggs red in giving baskets of candy. rected and we are remind- 20, 2021) and is therefore the Last Supper with his ter Triduum, including memory of the blood of Manufacturing their first ed of that on Easter, so too known in the Christian disciples during Passover, Maundy Thursday, com- Christ, shed at his crucifix- Easter egg in 1875, British will our American culture calendar as the Paschal so it makes sense that the memorating the Maundy ion. As such, for Christians, chocolate company Cad- be resurrected from the full moon, meaning the full Feast of the Resurrection is and Last Supper, as well the Easter egg is a symbol bury sponsors the annual coronavirus pandemic once moon after the Jewish holi- connected with the Jewish as Good Friday, commemo- of the empty tomb. The old- Easter egg hunt which again through faith and day known as Passover, as holiday. Today, Christians rating the crucifixion and est tradition is to use dyed takes place in over 250 Na- fearlessness. Paschal means Passover celebrate the “Paschal death of Jesus. In Western chicken eggs, but a modern tional Trust locations in Going back to the He- mystery.” Christianity, Eastertide, custom is to substitute dec- the United Kingdom. On

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