Wet/Dry Petition in the Works for Pineville ANTHONY CLOUD “The Only Thing I Can Do Is Set the Date,” Staff Writer Said Brock

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Saturday, January 7, 2012 Serving the Tri-State community Printed on 100% Recycled Newsprint 12 Pages, 50¢ INSIDE Wet/dry petition in the works for Pineville ANTHONY CLOUD “The only thing I can do is set the date,” Staff Writer said Brock. “I can’t kill the petition or the vote.” PINEVILLE – A petition has been cir- “It’s just a petition to put it Brock stated that he believed the vote is cling the Pineville area concerning a for only one of the three individual wet/dry vote from the citizens. If the peti- (making Pineville a wet precinct in Pineville because of the project- tion follows through, the citizens of ed number of names that have to be on the Pineville will be able to decide whether or city) on the table. It is petition. not they want Pineville to become a wet entirely up to the citizens.” Taylor, howver, stated that the petition is city or remain moist. city-wide and includes all the precincts. He Moist means that restaurants in BILLY TAYLOR added that the number of signatures need- Pineville meeting certain criteria can sell Attorney Filing the Petition ed to get the vote on the ballot is low alcoholic beverages. Currently, however, because the turnout for the last Bell girls & boys there are none with alcoholic beverages on general election in Pineville was low. their menus. beat Middlesboro Pineville Mayor Sherwin Rader stated If the voters decided to make the city the she and the city council would remain — Page 12 wet, then grocery and convenience stores last preceding general election. neutral throughout the process. She aded will be able to sell alcoholic beverages. After the number of voters is reached, STATE that it would be up to the citizens to make The reasoning given by those starting which is somewhere between 70 and 75 that decision. the petition is Pineville’s poor economy. according to Taylor, then the petition has to BRIEFS Arguments have been heard from both “The economy is down in small towns be submitted to the Bell County Clerk sides. Some believe that creating a wet city all across southeast Kentucky,” said Billy Becky Blevins. could help with the economy. Others argue Taylor, the attorney helping to file the peti- The clerk’s job is to make sure that the Liquor sales that making the city wet could increase tion. “Pineville needs a boost to help gen- petition consists of signatures of registered dangerous conditions for drivers and petition submitted erate revenue.” voters only. Any one who is not a regis- increase alcohol related accidents. He also stated that the moist election did tered voter will be eliminated from the in London Taylor said that he has not received any not generate the revenue that Pineville petition. LONDON, Ky. (AP) negative feedback directly. needed. The clerk will then pass the petition on —A group wanting “It’s just a petition to put it (making “Hopefully this will help the economy,” to the county attorney, who will then pro- liquor sales in London has ceed to check the “verbiage” of the petition Pineville a wet city) on the table. It is submitted signatures to said Taylor. “We are anticipating a lot of to make sure that it is a legal petition. entirely up to the citizens,” he said. the Laurel County Judge- support.” If the petition is legal, it will be passed Anthony Cloud is a staff writer for the Executive and hopes to For the petition to be valid, it must be Middlesboro Daily News. He can be contact- have the measure on the signed by registered voters and equal to 25 on to Bell County Judge Executive Albey Brock. He will then set the date for the spe- ed via e-mail at acloud@heartlandpublica- ballot in March or April. percent of the votes cast in the city in the tions.com The group needs 540 cial election. valid signatures and submitted 753. County Clerk Dean Johnson told The Times-Tribune that the signatures will be com- Stumbo: pared with voter registration cards and if there is any question about the validity of a signature, the Redistricting voter will be called to ver- ify it. Judge-Executive David Westerfield pre- will make dicted that the count will take about seven days. State law requires that the election be scheduled some unhappy by April 5. ROGER ALFORD If the measure passes, Associated Press restaurants would be able to have 50 percent of sales FRANKFORT, from food and the rest Ky. (AP) — A alcohol. Currently, restau- committee vote to rants need 70 percent of redraw state “People in both sales from food. House district parties will not be Woman takes plea boundaries is being delayed so totally satisfied bargain in Workers at the new salt storage structure at the Bell County Maintenance Democratic law- Facility posed for a photo with bottles of Ale-8-One in hand to celebrate makers can offer when it’s done. shooting death the structure’s completion. fresh input. HAZARD, Ky. (AP) House Speaker Even Solomon — A judge has dismissed Greg Stumbo would have trouble a murder charge against acknowledged an eastern Kentucky New salt shed Friday that some with that.” woman, but the plea bar- lawmakers are gain sends her to prison unhappy with the REP. MIKE CHERRY, for another crime. latest proposal D-PRINCETON The commonwealth’s put in operation from Democratic Head of the House State attorney in Pikeville rec- leaders, and that Government Committee ommended a 10-year they’re attempting term for Cynthia Ryan, to appease them who pleaded guilty on in Bell County by making another Thursday to robbery. She attempt at adjusting the lines. will be sentenced Feb. 13, “There are going to be people who are unhappy,” according to WYMT-TV PINEVILLE— Kentucky Stumbo said. “It’s difficult but it has to happen. (http://bit.ly/zLSfB3). Transportation Cabinet workers “This should supply Bell We’re just trying get everybody treated as fairly as Ryan told Judge Eddy recently celebrated the completion of a we can.” Coleman she was at the new salt storage structure at the Bell County’s needs during Legislative and congressional redistricting occurs home of Millard County Maintenance Facility. every 10 years to account for population changes. Thornhill when he was “This new structure will quadruple normal winters, and The plan has been to get it out of the way early in the killed on May 19, but said the amount of salt we can stockpile,” ensure availability of salt legislative session before moving on to other busi- she didn’t know he was said Scott Huddleston, Superintendent ness. going to die. II for Bell County. even during periods of The House is expected to vote on the congression- Thornhill’s body was Workers posed for a photo with bot- al redistricting plan next week, but no date has been found in his burning tles of Ale-8-One in hand to celebrate extended adverse condi- set for a vote on legislative redistricting. Stumbo mobile home in Hatfield. the structure’s completion. The new tions without any worries said redrawing state House district boundaries could A medical examiner facility holds 1,500 tons of rock salt, wait until next year if necessary. determined the man had allowing Bell Maintenance to have a at all.” “But I’m hopeful we can accomplish it this ses- total of 2,000 tons on hand. been shot. VANCE HECK sion,” he said. “We’ve been trying to work toward Ryan and three others “This should supply Bell County’s it.” were charged. On Dec. needs during normal winters, and Assistant Superintendent State Rep. Jill York, R-Grayson, said rank-and- 12, suspect Jeffrey Lowe ensure availability of salt even during file GOP lawmakers in the House haven’t even seen pleaded guilty to periods of extended adverse condi- the redistricting proposal, though they’ve heard a manslaughter and rob- tions without any worries at all,” said TEBM for Project Delivery in Bell, few details. “It’s as though we’re looking at an ele- bery. Assistant Superintendent Vance Heck. Harlan, Knox and Whitley Counties. phant, and we’re only seeing a four-inch square, and Charges are still pend- The salt shed was constructed “The accomplishments of this crew, people asking us what do we think,” York said. “We ing against Randy entirely by state forces. The 32 foot by led by Senior Carpenter Stacy Abner, simply don’t know.” Thomas and Shannon 96 foot structure is 18 feet tall. show the dedication of our employees State Rep. Stan Lee, R-Lexington, said he expects Turner. “We have a magnificent structure who continually go above and beyond, Democrats who hold the majority in the House to do that will last for 50 years, at a cost of providing exemplary service at the GOP members no favors. only $25,000,” said Mike Calebs, lowest cost.” “They’re taking advan- • See SOME, page 2 www.middlesborodailynews.com

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PINEVILLE – The following individuals were recently charge, trafficking in a controlled substance . bench warrant for court. lodged in the Bell County Detention Center: Phillip Lee Gray, 46, Pineville, arrested for a serving Darron Lee Nichols, 45, Frakes, arrested for a serving Randy Akers, 32, Beverly, arrested on the charge, assault bench warrant for court. bench warrant for court. in the fourth degree (minor injury). Wittney Carmelita Hensley, 18, Fourmile, arrested on Tina M. Norris, 46, M’boro, arrested on the charge, pos- Billy C Baily, 33, Fourmile, arrested on the charges, three counts, criminal possession, a forged instrument in the session, a controlled substance in the first degree (cocaine), receiving stolen property (under $500), criminal posses- first degree. and two counts, possession, a controlled substance in the sion, a forged instrument in the second degree, contempt, Caude Ervin Hickson, Jr., 46, Barbourville, Ky., arrest- third degree. court (libel/slander, resistance to order), and a serving bench ed on the charges, careless driving, operating a motor vehi- Michelle, M. Norris, 29, M’boro, arrested on the warrant for court. cle under the influence, two counts, failure to wear seat charges, tampering with a prisoner monitoring device, pos- James Cloyd Brown, 47, Pineville, arrested for a serving belts, and a serving warrant (for other police agency). session, a controlled substance in the first degree (cocaine), bench warrant for court. Robin Nicole Honeycutt, 31, M’boro, arrested on the and two counts, possession with a controlled substance in Darrell Dean Bullock, 48, Burnside, Ky., arrested on the charges, theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting), three serving the third degree. charge, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, and bench warrants for court, and two serving warrants (for Delbert W. Reynolds, 46, Pineville, arrested on the four serving bench warrants for court. other police agency). charge, possession, a controlled substance. Heather Michelle Davis, 24, M’boro, arrested for three Byron Kevin Howard, 54, Baxter, Ky., arrested for four Becky Lynn Skinner, 33, Pineville, arrested on the bench warrants and a parole violation (for technical viola- serving bench warrants for court. charges, one headlight, operating on suspended/revoked tion). Anthony Jerronden Johnson, 25, Pennsacola, Fl., arrest- operators license, and a serving bench warrant for court. Harley M. Evans, 22, Tazewell, Tenn., arrested for a ed for being a fugitive (warrant not required). Ashley H. Taylor, 26, Fourmile, arrested on the charge, serving bench warrant for court. John Robert King, 31, M’boro, arrested on the charges, operating on suspended/revoked operators license and four Jon M. Evans, 19, M’boro, arrested for a serving bench alcohol intoxication in a public place, criminal trespass in serving bench warrants for court. warrant for court. the second degree, and public intoxication with a controlled Justin Scott Tye, 27, M’boro, arrested on the charge, pos- Paula D. Foley, 31, Harlan, Ky., arrested on two counts, substance (excludes alcohol). session, a controlled substance in the first degree and a serv- receiving stolen property (one count under $10,000 and the Andrew Jr. Maiden, 37, Pineville, arrested for two serving bench warrant for court. other under $500) and a serving bench warrant for court. ing bench warrants for court. Mary A. Wallace, 29, M’boro, arrested on the charge, Ronnie M. Fuson, 61, Pineville, arrested on the charges, Micheal Wayne May, 37, Harlan, Ky., arrested on the custodial interference and two serving bench warrants for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, failure, charge, receiving stolen property (under $10,00). court. owner to maintain required security, possession, open alco- Theodore Franklin Mays, 64, M’boro, arrested on the Travis Watson, 34, New Tazewell, Tenn., arrested on the hol beverage container in a motor vehicle, improper regis- charges, no/expired other state registration receipt or plate, charge, indecent exposure in the second degree. tration plate, failure to register transfer, motor vehicle, oper- failure, owner to maintain required security, no Scarlett Whitaker, 41, M’boro, arrested on the charge, ating on a suspended/revoked operators license, and a serv- operators/moped license, and possession, a controlled sub- theft by unlawful taking. ing bench warrant for court. stance in the first degree. An arrest is an accusation only. Those arrested are to be Samuel L. Gambrel, 35, Pineville, arrested on the David Jr. Murrell, 31, M’boro, arrested for a serving presumed innocent until proven guilty.

redistricting proposal on lenge against him in nearly ent congressmen. Some Thursday. That proposal 20 years. But they want to If the plan survives Hedge fund with Ky. includes some major geo- be ready when the 74-year- Senate scrutiny, Ashland Continued from page 1 graphical adjustments, old retires. and surrounding tage of the situation,” Lee including new boundaries Democrats angered Democratic communities retirement money fails said. “They’ll protect them- for the 5th District that Republicans in the state would move into Rogers’ FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A Connecticut-based selves first, and then they’ll would put Republican U.S. House by proposing to split district and out of U.S. Rep. hedge fund that included $100 million in investments turn their sights on us.” Rep. Hal Rogers, the Pulaski County, where Geoff Davis’ 4th District, by the Kentucky Retirement Systems has failed and longest serving member of Rogers lives, between the which runs the length of The head of the House will shut down. Kentucky’s congressional 5th and 2nd districts, a northern Kentucky from the T.J. Carlson is chief investment officer for the State Government delegation, on the south- move likely intended as a Louisville suburbs to the Committee that oversees Kentucky Retirement Systems. Carlson told the western edge of his jurisdic- bargaining chip for later West Virginia border. Lexington Herald-Leader that Arrowhawk Capital redistricting, state Rep. tion while extending the redistricting negotiations. Owensboro would Mike Cherry, D-Princeton, Partners of Darien, Conn., couldn’t raise enough northern edge into Rogers spokeswoman move from U.S. Rep. Brett money from investors to succeed . acknowledged some dis- Democratic territory. Danielle Smoot didn’t Guthrie’s 2nd District that agreements, “but nothing Carlson said on Thursday that the retirement sys- Rogers, chairman of the return phone calls seeking now encircles much of tem expects to get its $100 million back as that I would call unexpected comment, but state Rep. Louisville into U.S. Rep. Ed House Appropriations Arrowhawk carefully unwinds its portfolio. The sys- or out of the ordinary.” Committee, is beloved in Danny Ford, R-Mount Whitfield’s 1st District in tem oversees $13 billion in retirement funds for state “People in both parties his mountainous district Vernon, said Rogers would- far western Kentucky. will not be totally satisfied where voters have made n’t approve of the Pulaski Stumbo said the propos- and local government employees. when it’s done,” Cherry him the longest serving County split. al is “not to hurt or harm or Arrowhawk did not return a call seeking com- said. “Even Solomon Republican ever elected to The proposal from do foul or do anything to ment. would have trouble with federal office in Kentucky. House Democrats would anybody, but to sort of kind The decision to invest in Arrowhawk came under that.” Democrats recognize his give two of the state’s of bring some geographic scrutiny in June when state Auditor Crit Luallen Cherry’s committee political strength and have largest cities — Ashland balance and commonsense linked the fund to a middleman who received about approved a congressional mounted no serious chal- and Owensboro — differ- to these districts.” $6 million in fees for arranging the investments.

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Perry in unfamiliar His staying in likely benefits Mitt role: loser Romney since it means conservatives looking to vote for someone else to 57/37 57/36 55/33 61/44 61/34 AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Rick Perry back might end up dividing their sup- Chance of showers. Partly cloudy. Highs Few showers. Highs Mix of sun and Thundershowers. did something in Iowa he's never done port among Perry, former Highs in the upper in the upper 50s and in the mid 50s and clouds. Highs in the Highs in the low 60s in three decades of public life: He lost. Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and 50s and lows in the lows in the mid 30s. lows in the low 30s. low 60s and lows in and lows in the mid But those who have known Perry ex-House Speaker Newt Gingrich. upper 30s. the mid 40s. 30s. for years expect him to take his fifth- Perry became an almost overnight Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset Sunrise Sunset place finish in Iowa's caucuses in 7:48 AM 5:35 PM 7:48 AM 5:36 PM 7:48 AM 5:36 PM 7:47 AM 5:37 PM 7:47 AM 5:38 PM stride and keep campaigning, even as front-runner when he strode into the his chances of winning the presidential presidential race in August, and made nomination shrink. up for his late entry with strong "He'll go with the strategy of leav- fundraising. But his polling numbers ing the best image as possible even as both nationally and in early voting he fades away, leave America with that states went into free-fall because of his as his legacy instead of all those debate Kentucky At A Glance errors that shot his credibility," said support for offering in-state tuition at Royal Masset, a former state GOP Texas universities to the children of political director. illegal immigrants and a series of Iowa ended an unbeaten electoral increasingly embarrassing debate flubs streak for Perry that stretched back to that made him a national punch line. Louisville 1984, when he won a Texas House seat Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal cam- 50/34 as a Democrat. He switched parties Frankfort and won his first statewide post as paigned with Perry during the final, 48/30 agricultural commissioner before frenzied days in Iowa and says he'll being elected lieutenant governor, continue to support him despite the Lexington ascending to the governorship when even poorer-than-expected result. Paducah George W. Bush left for the White "He's got a lot of folks around him 47/32 House in December 2000 and winning 54/35 counseling him what to do," Jindal election to three full, four-year terms. said. "I'm just proud to call him a Bowling Green Some who know him say the Iowa 55/36 loss — it well could foreshadow a fail- friend." ure to win the nomination — has prob- Stocks mixed ably already had a deeper personal Middlesboro impact than Perry is letting on. despite strong 57/37 "I can't imagine that it doesn't affect December jobs your psyche a little bit, particularly Area Cities with Perry, who he didn't just win the report City Hi Lo Cond. 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f the National Rifle Association tending to her infant, after her husband forcibly entering your home. But not tion painkillers and thought they could had an award for "Mother of the had died of lung cancer on Christmas all states have the same "castle doc- find medications used by McKinley's Year," it might already have a win- Day. trine" as Oklahoma that gives home- late husband. ner.I When two men began to break This is the stuff of nightmares. But owners an unambiguous right to shoot McKinley says she is sorry about into her home on New Year's Eve, McKinley never lost her cool. We unlawful intruders. And not all juris- Martin's death, but would do it again. Sarah Dawn McKinley of Blanchard, know because, after shoving the couch dictions are rational about firearms. Okla., popped a bottle in front of her door, she called 911 Visiting New York City from As Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. wrote in into her crying 3- from her cellphone. The recording of Tennessee, where she has a gun per- a case nearly a century ago, "detached month-old baby's the call should be put in a time capsule mit, Meredith Graves brought a pistol reflection cannot be demanded in the mouth and reached for to capture the odd juxtaposition in in her purse to the 9/11 Memorial. presence of an uplifted knife." her guns. 21st-century America of hardscrabble When she saw a sign saying "No Guns Instances of self-defense are the According to her common sense on the one hand and a Allowed," she innocently asked anecdotes that gun controllers never account and that of polite solicitousness toward the guards where she could check her pis- want to hear. The NRA keeps a run- police, she defended authorities on the other. tol. This query prompted her arrest on ning list of them on its website, herself and her child in "I'm here by myself with my infant -- yes -- suspicion of carrying a loaded terrifying circum- attempted armed robberies, home Rich baby, can I please get a dispatcher out weapon. She could face jail time, in stances. To say here immediately?" she asked. Note what promises to be the most pointless invasions and other attacks rebuffed Lowry McKinley was in the the instinctive civility of the "please." trial of the century. every month by the would-be victims. ——— middle of nowhere The answer was basically "no." With Back in Oklahoma, the 911 opera- Surely, Sarah McKinley's assailants Syndicated would exaggerate the three deputies covering 12,000 square tor was cagey, if unmistakable: "I can't thought the young, slender, widowed Columnist centrality of her loca- miles, no one could get to her soon. tell you that you can do that, but you mother was an easy mark. Her shotgun tion in a sparsely pop- McKinley stayed on the line an incred- do what you have to do to protect your meant they were wrong. Who would ulated area about 25 ible 21 minutes. Then, she got to the baby." That's all the permission have it any other way? Otherwise, the miles outside of crux of the matter. "I've got two guns McKinley needed. The confrontation Oklahoma City. To say her home was intruder has the knife and she has in my hand," she told the operator. "Is ended badly for Justin Martin, a 24- nothing except a cellphone and the vulnerable would exaggerate the secu- it OK to shoot him if he comes in the year-old who McKinley says had been rity of a trailer with no alarm system door?" harassing her. Police found him dead wan hope that someone armed with a or safe rooms. To say she was on her This would seem a superfluous of a single gunshot wound, armed with gun makes it to her in time. Rich Lowry can be reached via e-mail: own would probably exaggerate her question if you believe your safety is a knife. His accomplice told police sense of connectedness, by herself, at risk at the hands of someone that they both were high on prescrip- [email protected] TODAY IN HISTORY By the Associated Press oday is Saturday, Jan. 7, the sev- In 1789, the first U.S. presidential In 1989, Emperor Hirohito of Japan ernor and state transportation secretary enth day of 2012. There are 359 election was held. Americans voted for died in Tokyo at age 87; he was suc- burned the fingers of workers who days left in the year. electors who, a month later, chose ceeded by his son, Crown Prince opened them. TToday's Highlight in History: George Washington to be the nation's Akihito. Today's Birthdays: Author On Jan. 7, 1942, the Japanese siege first president. In 2006, Jill Carroll, a freelance William Peter Blatty is 84. Country of Bataan began during World War II. In 1800, the 13th president of the journalist for The Christian Science singer Jack Greene is 82. Pop musi- (The fall of Bataan three months later United States, Millard Fillmore, was Monitor, was kidnapped and her trans- cian Paul Revere is 74. Magazine pub- was followed by the notorious Death born in Summerhill, N.Y. lator shot dead in Baghdad. (Carroll lisher Jann Wenner is 66. Singer March.) In 1894, one of the earliest motion was freed almost three months later.) Kenny Loggins is 64. Singer-song- On this date: picture experiments took place at the Ten years ago: British Prime writer Marshall Chapman is 63. Latin In 1608, an accidental fire devastat- Thomas Edison studio in West Minister Tony Blair and nine U.S. sen- pop singer Juan Gabriel is 62. Actress ed the Jamestown settlement in the Orange, N.J., as Fred Ott was filmed ators swept into Bargam Air Base in Erin Gray is 62. Actor Sammo Hung is Virginia Colony. taking a pinch of snuff and sneezing. Afghanistan for an unannounced visit 60. Actor David Caruso is 56. Katie In 1610, astronomer Galileo Galilei In 1912, dark-humored cartoonist and promised Afghan leaders their full Couric is 55. Country singer David began observing three of Jupiter's Charles Addams was born in support in rebuilding the shattered Lee Murphy is 53. Rock musician moons (he spotted a fourth moon Westfield, N.J. country. Yves Saint Laurent Kathy Valentine (The Go-Go's) is 53. almost a week later). In 1927, commercial transatlantic announced his retirement and closure Actor David Marciano is 52. Sen. John telephone service was inaugurated of the fashion house he'd started 40 Thune, R-S.D., is 51. Actress Hallie between New York and London. years earlier. Comedian Avery Todd is 50. Actor Nicolas Cage is 48. In 1949, George C. Marshall Schreiber died in Los Angeles at age Singer-songwriter John Ondrasik (on- resigned as U.S. Secretary of State; 66. DRAH'-sik) (Five for Fighting) is 47. President Harry S. Truman chose Dean Five years ago: Newly elected Actor Doug E. Doug is 42. Actor Acheson to succeed him. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, inter- Kevin Rahm is 41. Actor Jeremy “The Home Daily of The Cumberlands” In 1972, Lewis F. Powell, Jr. and viewed on CBS' "Face the Nation," Renner is 41. Country singer-musician William H. Rehnquist were sworn in said Democrats running Congress John Rich is 38. Actor Dustin VOL. 101 No - 202 as the 99th and 100th members of the would not give President George W. Diamond is 35. Actor Robert Ri'chard U.S. Supreme Court. An Iberia Bush a blank check to wage war in is 29. Actress Lyndsy Fonseca is 25. Caravelle jetliner crashed into a moun- Iraq. NASCAR driver Bobby Actor Liam Aiken is 22. Actress How to contact us tain while on approach to Ibiza Airport Hamilton, winner of the 2001 Camryn Grimes is 22. Actor Max Main number: (606)248-1010 in Spain, killing all 104 people on Talladega 500, died at age 49. Morrow is 21. Fax number: (606)248-7614 board. One year ago: A package Thought for Today: "One cannot In 1979, Vietnamese forces cap- addressed to Homeland Security and must not try to erase the past Call the main number then ask for the tured the Cambodian capital of Phnom Secretary Janet Napolitano ignited at a merely because it does not fit the pres- following extensions: Penh, overthrowing the Khmer Rouge Washington postal facility, a day after ent." — Golda Meir, Israeli prime government. fiery packages sent to Maryland's gov- minister (1898-1978). General Manager- Alexander Gould- 202 [email protected] Wood ash safety Newsroom he tragic Christmas Day story I burn wood myself and enjoy it very caused by hot ashes igniting nearby Editor: Brandy Calvert - 206 the house that burned and killed much. But a maintenance chore cre- grass or leaves. 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The fire Wood ash is a very good insulator, any location that will allow heat to Staff Writer: Anthony Cloud - 212 was caused by the and while the outside of a pile of transfer from those hot coals to near- [email protected] improper disposal of freshly removed ashes may look and by flammable items (like the deck and wood ashes, which feel cold, it often has hot coals mixed house). Store the container outside Advertising according to statistics, in that produce no smoke or glow, but and away from any combustible Steve cause around 10,000 can retain enough heat to ignite materials. Classifieds: Karen Rhymer - 201 house fires a year. (given time) flammable materials Once the ashes are dead cold, you Roark Wood heat can be a they make contact with. So with this may then dispose of them, hopefully [email protected] ——— very satisfying heat in mind, pay heed to the following in a useful manner. Wood ash can be Wanda Paul - 211 Tri-State source. 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Kylie Blocker of five generations. Mrs. Mabel June Spears, age Lebanon St., Lebanon. Jacksonville, Ark.; Pendleton was known Funeral services will mother, Hattie Blocker for her quilting, her $500K left over 71 of Zionsville, died FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky Gov. Tuesday, January 3, be at 10 a.m. Saturday, of Columbia, Tenn.; flower garden and her January 7, at Myers four brothers and five sound advice. Although Steve Beshear’s inauguration fund has $500,000 2012, at her home. left in the bank after paying its bills courtesy of Chapel of Memories, sisters, all of housebound during her She was born on large contributions from coal operators and other Columbia, Tenn.; best later years, she loved to February 11, 1940, in with Chaplain Steve givers. Middleburg, Ky., the Williams officiating. friend, Johnny Gibbs of visit and chat with her What will become of the funds remains daughter of Margaret Interment will fol- Harrogate; and a host friends and family. unknown. Kentucky Democratic Party spokesman (Simpson) Carpenter low at K of P Cemetery of other relatives and Much of her good Matt Erwin told The Courier-Journal that it seems and the now-deceased in Lizton. friends. health and longevity unlikely the excess funds will go to the party. Wiley “Buck” Memorials are sug- The family will can be attributed to the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance director Carpenter. gested to Advocate receive friends from 6 care She received daily Sarah Jackson says inaugural committees can give Mrs. Spears was Hospice, 2605 E. Main until 8 p.m. Saturday, from her Amedysis the money to a charity recognized by the Internal reared and educated in St., Danville, IN January 7, and 30 min- Home Nurses, whom Revenue Service, a state party or back to contrib- Middleburg, and gradu- 46122. utes prior to services on she dearly loved. utors. ated from Bell County This obituary is a Sunday at Coffey Mrs. Pendleton was Erwin, who also served as inaugural committee High School. She relo- courtesy to the Spears Funeral Home, preceded in death by spokesman, said no decision has been made. cated to the central part Family by the Creech Harrogate Chapel. her parents, Frasier and “The inaugural committee is continuing to of Indiana in the late Funeral Home. Funeral service will Nancy Roark Lingar; complete the process of receiving and fulfilling 1950s. be held at 2 p.m. her husband of 55 outstanding invoices related to inaugural activi- She married Mac Charles Sunday, January 8, at years, Roy Pendleton; ties,” Erwin said. Arthur Spears, who Coffey Funeral Home, one son, Harold Of the bills paid by the committee so far, the Vernon largest was for $40,581 to the state party for survives, on November Harrogate Chapel, with Pendleton; and one Blocker “reimbursement of payroll expenses” it incurred 9, 1961, in Marion Dr. John Gibbons offi- granddaughter, Lori ciating. Music will be Pendleton. for inauguration work. County. HARROGATE, Tenn The fundraising committee for last month’s Mrs. Spears spent by Vickie Gibbs and She is survived by — Charles Vernon Shirley Wilder Tritt one daughter daughter, inauguration of Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jerry her life as a homemak- Abramson reported Thursday that it raised Blocker, age 74 of Burial in the Wanda (Chester) er and caregiver for her $631,900 between Nov. 9 and Dec. 31. Harrogate, born Mountain View Susong; sons, William family. She also took October 2, 1937, in But the committee reported expenses during the care of three special Cemetery. Pallbearers S. (Sylvia) Pendleton same period of only $131,992. That left $499,908 Hampshire, Tenn., will be Branden Price, and Leslie Edward dogs in her life — Sara passed away Thursday, in the bank as of Dec. 31. Lee, Fancy Queen and Jacob Blocker, Vernon (Dorothy) Pendleton all The committee did list one debt it has yet to January 5, 2012, at his Blocker II, Timmy of Harrogate; 12 grand- Nikki. She enjoyed home. A life long pay: $14,335 that it owes to Beshear’s re-election traveling, decorating Blocker, John Capps, children, 14 great- committee for inauguration expenses it incurred. miner, he started his Davey Gibbs. grandchildren and three and fishing at their career at Mountain Erwin said he did not believe sending any home on Cagles Mill Honorary pallbearers great-great-grandchil- excess inaugural committee funds to the state Drive Coal Company are Johnny Gibbs, Jack dren. Lake. and ended it at Democratic Party was an option. She was a member Goodman, Lloyd The family will The party option, if the inaugural committee Pasminco Zinc Mines. Poore, Paul Poore, Paul receive friends from 5 of Mts. Runn Baptist He was a dedicated has significant funds left over, presents an interest- Church in Whitestown. Brock, Bill Surber, until 7 p.m. Sunday, ing campaign finance issue because the amount an husband and father that Clyde Peters. January 8, at Coffey Survivors include lived his life to better individual can give to a Kentucky political party’s her mother, Margaret Arrangements by Funeral Home Chapel state and federal committees is capped at $12,500 the lives of those he Coffey Funeral Home, in Harrogate. Carpenter of loved. He was a mem- a year. Zionsville; two chil- Harrogate, Tenn. Funeral service will But there are no limits on how much a person ber of Shawanee follow at 7 p.m. dren, Arthur “Art” Baptist Church. can give to an inaugural committee. Spears of Lebanon and Regina Lingar Sunday in the Coffey James Booth of Inez, owner of Booth Energy, He was preceded in Funeral Home Chapel Ann Margaret (fiance death by his father, Pendleton contributed $100,000. Booth, who was one of the Mike Lanham) with the Rev. David co-chairs of Beshear’s inauguration, did not return Ottis Blocker; and Billingsley and the Bellmore of great-grandson, Landen HARROGATE, phone messages left at his office late Thursday. Indianapolis; son-in- Tenn. — Regina Rev. David Bolton offi- Also, James C. Justice II of Beaver, W. Va., a James Blocker. ciating. law, Jesse Jones of He is survived by his Lingar Pendleton cele- coal operator and farmer who owns the Justice Owen County; three brated her 100th birth- A graveside service Companies, gave $25,000. Three members of his wife of 51 years, will be conducted at 11 grandchildren, Michael Margaret Blocker of day on April 14, 2011, immediate family also gave $25,000 each, bring- Bellmore, Amanda and passed away on a.m. Monday, January ing the total from the Justice family to $100,000. Harrogate; daughter, 9, in the Greer Chapel Bellmore and Sarah Sharon Capps and hus- January 5, 2012, at her Justice did not return a phone message left at his Reynolds, all of home. Cemetery. office. band John of Pallbearers will be Indianapolis; two Harrogate; sons, She was a life-long O. Bruton Smith, of Charlotte, N.C., the owner great-grandchildren, member of Greer’s her grandsons. of Speedway Motor Sports, which owns the DeWayne Blocker and Arrangements by Abraham Bellmore and wife Michelle of Chapel Baptist Church, Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, contributed Gabrielle Bellmore; and was a devoted Coffey Funeral Home, $50,000. Jacksonville, Ark., and Harrogate, Tenn. four brothers, Sonny Steve Blocker and wife wife, mother, grand- (Barbara) Carpenter of Julia of Harrogate; Spencer, Wiley grandchildren, Branden (Bessie) Carpenter of and Niki Price of Paris, Tenn., Otis Speedwell, Tenn., (June) Carpenter of Vernon and Amy Kirklin, and Jackie Blocker of Carpenter of Clayton; AATTTION Jacksonville, Ark., four sisters, Paula STR 2 Tiffany and Davey GIS 112 Lacefield of 0 Gibbs of Harrogate, REGISREGREGISTRATION20122201 Indianapolis, Pat Timmy Blocker of INGNG 2 Turner of Big Springs, Jacksonville, Ark., and SPRINGSPRSPRI 2012 Pauline Wyorix of Haley and Jacob Middleburg, and Billie Blocker of Harrogate; Duncan of step-grandchildren, Brownsburg. Kaleb, Colton and She was preceded in Conner, all of death by a daughter, Jacksonville, Ark.; Sonia Spears Jones.

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261054 PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY |JANUARY 7, 2012 The Tri-State Area’s Devotional Page The Word Is Love

I saw a bumper sticker recently which said “The school is life. The lesson is love.” Life is indeed a school, and it doesn't have to be the “school of hard knocks,” as some would have it. Far better that life be a school where loving kindness and compassion are the constant lesson. Again and again throughout the Bible the centrality of love is preached. Con- sider 1 John 4:8, where we are told that “Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love.” The Bible is an epic saga of Godʼs love for humanity (and the rest of creation) despite man's tendency to turn away from God and not appreciate the wondrous bounty of Godʼs love. Perhaps we should consider how we might live a life devoted to love, and how our thoughts, words, and actions, might reflect that di- vine love always and unconditionally.

“Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. No one has ever seen God; but if we love one another, God lives in us and His love is made complete in us.”

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Kenny School 10 a.m. , Worship 11 a.m. Pastor Art Shady, [email protected] SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST PINE GROVE BAPTIST Gillum, Pastor, SundaySchooI10a.m., Wor- & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. SS 9:30 a.m., Morning Service 10:45 a.m. GRACEWAY MISSIONARY BAPTIST NORTHSIDE BAPTIST WEST PINEVILLE BAPTIST Weavers Knob, Speedwell, Pastor - Rev. ship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Hutch, KY, Randy Wilson, Minister Sunday Evening at 6:00 p.m. 606-242-8783 North 20th St. Ext., Randy Phelp, Minister, MIDDLESBORO SEVENTH DAY ADVEN- Sunday School 1 0 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. JimmyBranscome, SundaySchooI10a.m., HOUSE OF PRAYER www.brightstarbc.com Sunday Schoo] 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. , Worship 6 p.m., TIST & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Worship 11 a.m. & Wed. 7 p.m. CHRISTIAN & 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. Elydale, Amos Hall, Minister, Thurs.l Wed. 7 p.m. North 11 th Street, Mykal Ringstaff, Min. Sun. 7 p.m. CANNON CREEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST SaturdayServuces, Sabath SchooI10a.m., WHIPPLE BAPTIST PRUDEN BAPTIST BETHANY CHRISTIAN GREATER TABERNACLE BAPTIST Hwy. 188, Clear Fork, Elder SIeve Greene, OLD YELLOW CREEK BAPTIST Worship 11 :15 a.m. Tanyard Hill, Rev. David Gibbons, Pastor, Pruden, Worship 11 a.m.; Wed. 5 p.m. Hwy. 58, Ewing, DuaneJones, Pastor, WORD OF FAITH WORSHIP CENTER Minister, Worship 3rd Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. 202 Ellenwood Road, Rev. Arthur Trent, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 10 a.m. Sunday SchooI 10a.m., Worship 11 a.m. Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 38th S1. & Winchester Ave., Pastor Rev. Ewing, Larry Luttrell Pastor, Sunday OTHER & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. PUMP SPRINGS BAPTIST 11 :30a.m. Ist&3rdSun., Wed.4p.m.2nd& Jeff Greene, SS 9:45AM; Worship 11 School 10 a.m., Worship 11 :00 a.m. CHESTER AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Pump Springs Road, Harrogate, Rev. Scott 4th, , B.T.U. 11 :30 a.m. 2nd & 4th Sun. :00AM and 6:00 PM. Wed. 7:00 PM CHURCH OF GOO & 6 p.m. Sun.; Youth Bible Study 223 Chester Ave, Rev. Ray Collet, Pastor, ABUNDANT HARVEST CHURCH CATHOLIC Cannon, Sunday School 1 0 a.m., Worship Wed. 7 p.m. S.S. 10 a.m., Worship Sun. 11:00 a.m. & HENSLEY CHAPEL BAPTIST OLD YELLOW CREEK BAPTIST #2 (Nondemoninational) S.S. 10 a.m.; Wed. 7 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. ELYDALE CHURCH OF GOD 6:00 p.m.; Wed. 7:00 p.m. Hw. 441, Murphy Buell, Minister 45th Street, Rev. John Brown Pastor p.m.; Sun. 7 p.m. ST. ANTHONY Ewing, J.R. Taylor, Minister, Sunday School HARROGATE CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE Sunday School 10 a.m. ,Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10am, Worship 11 am & Virginia & Laurel Avenue, Father C. Arnal, RED HILL BAPTIST 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Thurs. 332 Arthur Road Cumberland Gap, TN CLEARFORK MISSIONARY BAPTIST & 6 p.m., Wed. 7:00 p.m. 6pm • Wed 7 pm FAITH TEMPLE Pastor, Mass: Sunday 9:00 p.m.; Holy Day Speedwell, Rev. Gary Money, Pastor 7p.m. Pastor Timothy Goins At 2 Colmar, Hwy. 188, Pastor: Rev Ferlin 25E Middlesboro, Shawn Baker, Pastor, Eve 7 p.m. Sunday School 1 0 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. PINE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m., & 6 p.m., & 7 p.m.; 2nd Sat. 7 p.m. Hwy. 217, Hutch, S.S. 10 a.m., Sunday Wed. 7 p.m. CHRISTIAN Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. SHAWANEE BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE FIRST BORN FIRST CHRISTIAN Shawanee, Rev. John Gibbons, Minister PINNACLE VIEW PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Dunlap, James Barnett, Minister, Worship Tennessee Avenue Sunday School 10 a.m. , Worship 11 a.m. 10th St. & LothburyAve., Kenneth Robbins, 11 Rev. Brian House, Interim & 6:00 p.m.; Wed. 7:00 p.m. Minister, Worship 2nd weekend Sat. & Sun. a.m. & 7:30 p.m.; Wed. Sat. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. ; 10 a.m., 4th weekend Sun. 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7 p.m. UNDERWOOD GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE TRUE LIVING GOD OF Hwy. 630n Underwood Grove Road, Pastor RED OAK BAPTIST HOLINESS CHURCH OF GOD Marvin Simmons, Sunday School 10 a.m. N. Beltline, Dale Jones, Minister, Sunday 329 S. 20th St. , Pator, Joseph Glover Sun. Worship 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. ; Wed. School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., CrossPointe Christian Church CHURCH OF GOD night 7 p.m. Wed. 7 p.m. Pastor - Rylan Allen 315 Cherry Street, Rev. Robert W. Perkins, 10:40am Sunday morning Pastor, Sunday School 10 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Advertise Your Business RICHARDSON CHAPEL BAPTIST Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. HERE Pastor Rev. Randy Wilson, Sunday School LIGHTHOUSE SANCTUARY HARROGATE CHURCH OF CHRIST 10 a.m. , Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. and Salisbury Ave., Middlesboro; Jess Roark, CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 347 Shawanee Road , Criag Collins, Min- 606.248.1010 Tuesday. 7 p.m. pastor; Wed. 7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. , Sat. Hendron Hill; Cary, Custer Watts, Pastor, ister, 7p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. , Worship 11 a.m. Worship 10 & 11 a.m. , 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. p.m. 869-8033 410 Doncaster Ave., Pastor Jay Sulfridge, PARKER LANE HOLINESS SIZEMORE Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Parker Lane, Fred Helton, Minister CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY POWELL VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST & 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. Sunday School 11 a.m., Worship 7:30 p.m.; Fourth Street, Allen M. Lord, Minister Old Hwy. 63, Cumberland Gap, Scott Hardware Wed. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m., Collins, THANKFUL BAPTIST 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Minister, Sunday School 1 Oa.m., Worship 302 Kentucky Ave • Pineville, KY 19th Street, John H. Clark, Minister SALVATION ARMY 11 337-2302 SundaySchooll0a.m., WorshipSun. 11 :30 118 N. 18th St., Sunday School 9:45 a.m., CHURCH OF GOD OF TRUE BELIEVERS a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. 869-5547 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Wed. 6 p.m. Worship 11 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Calvin, Don Miracle, Pastor, everySaturday 7 p.m., Sunday Worship 12:00 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD 156089 TRINITY BAPTIST PINEVILLE KY. South 30th, SundaySchooll0a.m., Pastor: BAPTIST METHODIST FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH OF GOD Keith Medley, Worship 11 a.m. & 6:00 p.m., Arthur,Arnold Guy, Minister, Sunday School Justin Mays, Wed. 7:00 p.m. ARJAY BAPTIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST 10 a.m., Worship 7 p.m.; Thursday 7 p.m. Agent Arjay, AY. Mills, Minister, Sunday School VirginiaAvenue, Rev. RonaldD. SuntkenJr., Auto • Life • Health WEST CUMBERLAND BAPTIST 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship TAZEWELL CHURCH OF GOD Home • Business • Retirement Rt. 1, Box 213, Pastor M. Danny Robbins, 7p.m. 11 a.m., Bible Study Thurs. 6 p.m. Sunday School 3:00 p.m., Worship 4:00 Sunday School 1 0 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. p.m. Wednesday 3:00 p.m. Phone: (606) 248-9264 & 6:30 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. BETHEL BAPTIST NAZARENE www.jmaysinsurance.com Tennessee Avenue, James Chesney, Min. LUTHERAN CATHOLIC Sunday School 9:45 a.m ., FIRST CHURCH OFTHE NAZARENE 1509 Hwy 25 E • Middlesboro, KY 40965 Worship 11a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Ky. & Laurel, Rev. Ron Sylvester, Minister, CHRIST OF THE CUMBERLANDS ST. JULIAN CATHOLIC Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship LUTHERAN 118 Chester Avenue, Thobias Sabariar, MC BETHLEHEM BAPTIST 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 6 p.m. 190 Forge Ridge Road, Harrogate, Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30 p.m., Sun 11 a.m., Jeff Tingle, Pastor, Sunday School 10:00 School, Bible Class 9:15 a.m., Worship Tue-Fri 8 a.m. a.m., Worship Sun. 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; PENTECOSTAL 11:00 a.m. Advertise Your Business Wed. 7 p.m. HERE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ARJAY PENTECOSTAL METHODIST Cumberland Ave, Rev. Brian House, BLACK MONT FIRST BAPTIST Arjay, James Roark, Pastor, Worship 606.248.1010 Interim Pastor Hulen, David Howard, Minister, Sunday 3 p.m.; Sat. & Wed. 7 p.m. ARTHUR UNITED METHODIST Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Worship 11 School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Arthur, Rev. Dr. Herman F. Cats, Minister, a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 6:00 p.m. ; Wed. 7 p.m. BRADFORTOWN PENTECOSTAL Sunday School 11 a.m .; Worship 9:45 General Contractors Pineville, KY, Carl Jordon, Minister, Sat. & a.m. Construction CHURCH OF CHRIST CHENOA BAPTIST MISSION Sun. Worship 7 p.m. 611 N. 25th St., Dale Turner, Minister, Hwy. 190 Chenoa, Sun. School 10 a.m., HARROGATE UNITED METHODIST Managers Sunday School 10 a.m. , Worship 11 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. BLACKSTAR PENTECOSTAL Hwy. 25, Rev. Dr. Herman F. Cats, Min. South 23rd Street & 6:30 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Hwy. 72 East, Blackstar, Rev. J.C. Craig Sunday School 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. EAST JELLICO BAPTIST Pastor, SS 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. & 6:00 Middlesboro CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 92-2077, Pastor Paul Anglin, SS p.m., Mon. BibieStudy7 p.m., Wed. LONE MOUNTAIN METHODIST 248-1110 Winchester Ave., Chad Hensley, Pastor, 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., Wed. evening service 7:00 p.m. Lone Mountain, Frank Brooks, Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. 7p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. CALVIN PENTECOSTAL 2nd Sun.; 6:30 p.m. 4th Sun. EAST PINEVILLE BAPTIST Rev. Wade Johnson, Pastor, Worship 7 CHURCH OF GOD MOUNTAIN 119 Hardpan Road, Shelby Money, Min. p.m.; Sat.fTues.lFri. 7 p.m. MOUNTAIN VIEW METHODIST ASSEMBLY Sunday School 10 a.m. Harrogate, Rev. Dr. Herman F. Cats, Min. Old Noetown Road, Michael Padgett, Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. COMMUNITY HARVESTTABERNACLE Sunday School 10 a.m., Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship Flat Shoals, David Rice, Minister, SS Worship 11a.m. & 8:30 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; Wed. 7 p.m. EBENEZER MISSIONARY BAPTIST 10:1 5 a.m., Wed. 7 p.m., Sun. 11 :00 a.m. Rt. 92, Truman Partin, Pastor, Sun. School & 6:30 p.m. OTHER CHURCH OF GOD NOETOWN 10a.m. , Worship 11 a.m., Old Noetown Belt Line Road, Roger Cox, 7 p.m. Sun. & Wed NEW FERNDALE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m. Pastor Walter Brock, Asst. Pastor Claude LATTER DAY SAINTS Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Baker, Sunday School 10 a.m. Hwy. 63 Claiborne County, Bishop - Steve Center Branch , Ingram, KY; Pastor Service Wed. 7 p.m., Sat. 7 p.m., Sun. 11 Jeppson, Sacrement 10 a.m.; Sunday Kelly Partin Jr.; Sat. 7 p.m.-10 p.m.; Sun. a.m. & 6:30 p.m. School 11 a.m., Priesthood 12:00 noon; 11 p.m.- 2 p.m. Relief Society 12 :00 noon GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF GOD LAUREL HILL PENTECOSTAL 210-112 Ellenwood Road, Myra Smith, FIRST BAPTIST Laurel Hill Road SHAWANEE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Minister, Worship 11 a.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Pastor: Rondald Howard; Sunday School Pastor, Orville Yeary, Sunday School 10 9:45 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; OLD FOURMILE PENTECOSTAL a.m., Sun. Worship 6 p.m., Wed. & Sat. MONARCH CHURCH OF GOD Wed. 7 p.m. Four Mile, Pastor, Rev. Bill Engle, Jr. 7 p.m. Pruden Road, Woodrow Gilbert, Minister, SundaySchooI10a.m., Worship t1a.m. & Sunday School 10 a.m. , Worship 7 p.m. GREASY CREEK MISSIONARY BAPTIST 7 p.m.; Wed./Sat. 7 p.m. HOUSE OF PRAYER IN CHRIST JESUS Sun. & Thurs. Pastor, Hurla Phillips, Sunday School 1 Arthur (Formerly Old Gap Creek Baptist), 0:00, OLD STRAIGHT CREEK TRINITY Joe Laws, Pastor, Sunday School 11 a.m., NEW WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD Worship - Sun. 11 :00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m., TABERNACLE Worship Sat, & Tues. 7:00 p.m. Salvation Army Chapel, Sat. 10:30 AM Wed. 6:30 p.m. Hwy. 221, Straight Creek, Pastor Danny Daniels, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship, FERGUSON RIDGE PENTECOSTAL 30TH STREET CHURCH OF GOD JENSON BAPTIST 6:00 p.m., Wed. 7:00 p.m. HOLINESS South 30th Street, H.D. Morris, Minister, Jenson, Rev. Chad Loveless, Minister, 1215 Ferguson Ridge Road, Tazewell, TN Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 6 p.m.; Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. STONEY FORK PENTECOSTAL Pastor Rev. Ronnie Hall, Wed., Sat. & Sun. Wed. 6 p.m. & 6:30 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD Nights, 3rd & 5th Sundays Stoney Fork, KY, Pastor Kenneth Saylor EPISCOPAL MILL CREEK BAPTIST Worship Sunday evening 7 p.m. MISSION OF GOD Rev. Larry Sowders, Sunday School Shawanee, Harold B. Maiden, Min.,Sunday ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL 10 a.m., Worship Sun. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; STRAIGHT CREEK PENTECOSTAL School 10 a.m., Worship 7:30 p.m.; Wed. 131 Edgewood Road, Sunday School 10 Wed. 7 p.m. Straight Creek 7:30 p.m. a.m., Worship 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. MT. HEBRON BAPTIST TRINITY PENTECOSTAL SPIRIT & TRUTH WORSHIP CENTER FULL GOSPEL Straight Creek , Roy Hatton, Minister, 25-E, North of Pineville, Danny Hall, Min. Arthur, TN, Audie Miracle, Pastor, Sunday Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 7 p.m.; School 10 a.m., Worship 6 p.m., Bible FULL GOSPEL MISSION & 7 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Bible Study Mission Wed./Sat. 7 p.m. Study Wed. 7 p.m. Thurs. Ladies’ Bible North 19th Street, Charles Kersey, Min. Groups Siudy 6:30 p.m. Woship 2 p.m.; Fri./Sa1. 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN MOSS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST TIPRELL COMMUNITY METHODIST Hwy. 25E, Paul Gibson, Minister, Sunday FIRST PRESBYTERIAN West of Cumberland Gap on Tiprell Road, School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; 507 Kentucky Avenue, Jim Woodring, Randy Duncan, Minister, Worship 10 a.m.& COVENANT UNITED METHODIST Wed. 7 p.m. Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., WorShip 7 p.m; Tues. 7 p.m. 25th at Dorchester, Rev. Dr. Philip D. Hill, 11 a.m. Pastor, Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship NEWTOWN BAPTIST TNT CHURCH OF GOD MTN. ASSEMBLY 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., Wed. 5:30 dinner; 6:30 Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. OTHER Pastor, John Keefer, Hwy. 33, adult/child Bible Class & 7 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. NewTazewell, TN, SS 10 AM, Worship OLD STRAIGHT CREEK TRINITY 11:00am ,6pm Wed. WY.C. 7 PM STONEY FORK UNITED METHODIST OAKDALE MISSIONARY BAPTIST TABERNACLE Stoney Fork, KY, Pastor Robert Gross Mike Sutton, Minister, Sunday School 10 Hwy. 221, Straight Creek, Bobby Grubbs, VICTORY WORSHIP CENTER Sunday Service 11 a.m. a.m., Worship 11 a.m.; Wed./Sat. 7 p.m. Minister, Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 662 Patterson Road, Harrogate, Gary L. 6:30 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Miracle, Pastor, Sunday School 10 a.m., WHITE MEMORIAL A.M.E. ZION OLD CANNON CREEK MISSIONARY Worship 11 :00 a.m. Sunday and Wednes- 109 Ironwood Road, Sunday School 9:45 BAPTIST CHURCH TENNESSEE BAPTIST day Night 7 p.m. a.m. , Worship 11 a.m.; Wed. 7 .m. Clayton Barton, Pastor. Ray Spicer, Pastor S.S. 10 a.m., WorShip CARR’S CHAPEL BAPTIST INDIAN CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH NAZARENE 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Hwy. 63, Speedwell, Jim Yeary, Minister, Harrogate, TN Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. Pastor Steve Moyers, Worship Sun 11 am FIRST CHURCH OFTHE NAZARENE RIVERSIDE BAPTIST & 7 p.m. ; Wed. 6:30 p.m. 6 pm, Sunday School 10 am 27th & Winchester, Rev. Ron Sylvester, Fourmile, Casey Hampton, Pastor Pastor, Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Sun. Sunday School 10 a.m., Worship 11 a.m. FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m., Wednesday & 6 p.m.; Wed. 7 p.m. Old Hwy 25E,Tazewell,Tn, Travis Lester, Prayer Service 6:00 p.m. Pastor; Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Worship BUTCHER GAP MISSIONARY BAPTIST RIVERVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; Wed. 7 p.m. SundaySchooI10a.m., Worship 11 a.m. &

Middlesboro-religion page 1/6/12 3:17 PM Page 1 PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | JANUARY 7, 2012 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | JANUARY 7, 2012 PAGE 7 Section Editor: Donna Greene Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone:Phone: (606)(606) 248-1010248-1010 ext. 205 R E L I G I O N Fax: (606) 248-7614 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] R E L I G I O N Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Another brick in the wall, a new beginning Janet Hagberg was silent as a stone, all more? Just believe. Let splintered and scattered you were; it will move the first person who Ronnie while the godly parents go and let God. Confess pieces?” you forward to where defined the experience McBrayer pray for a miracle. A your sin. Try harder.” Here is your choice: you must be. for me. I had lived husband/father dies, Not only is this insensi- You can harden your So if you find yourself through it, but I didn’t Keeping leaving behind a young tive, asinine advice, it heart and sweep the crushed against what know what to call it. In wife and even younger simply won’t work. shards of your faith into feels like the concrete a book entitled, “The the Faith children. An accident Those who have hit “The the dustpan, giving up and steel of disbelief, Critical Journey,” Janet eroned the youth group, leaves the once healthy Wall” feel so lost and on faith and God com- with not a drop of faith called the experience, chaired the Stewardship college student broken adrift, so dismantled at pletely; or you can pick left in you, I under- simply, “The Wall.” My Committee, and had and mutilated, physical- their very core, that to up the broken pieces, stand. Don’t throw it all summary goes like this. bullet-proof answers to ly and spiritually. keep doing what they with bloody hands and away just yet. In the Many people begin all questions of faith. The circumstances were doing — only with heart, and reassemble breaking, you might find their walk of faith, and But then, all at once or come in variegated form, more enthusiastic dedi- faith on the other side of that faith has a new everything goes as they over an extension of but the impact is the cation — is impossible. doubt. beginning. expected. Out of genuine time, their faith splin- same. It is more than a Like a bug striking a No, it won’t be the ••••••••••••••• conviction, they attend tered into a million tiny crisis of faith, more than windshield, a sledge- same faith you once had; McBrayer’s weekly church, learn from the pieces. theological bump in the hammer falling on clods rather, it will be dra- newspaper column, Scriptures, volunteer, The woman, who was road; these are an of dirt, or a ball sent matically different. It “Keeping the Faith,” serve, give, and become taught that living a unraveling that robs through a bay window, won’t be an improved or began as a devotional “productive, committed, godly life would protect people of their confi- “The Wall” breaks faith updated version of the article for his local faithful, Christians” her marriage, goes dence and comfort. The and people apart. I wish beliefs you formerly newspaper. It is now a (whatever that exactly through a divorce. The once unshakable believ- it were different. I wish held; no, it will be a new past Florida Press means, who knows?). church to which a pastor er descends downward such pain could be construction altogether. Association award win- But somewhere along gave his best years, his into the blackness of avoided. I wish there This reassembled faith ner in Religion, and is the way things go heart and soul, fires him doubt, what Saint John was a way to get over, will not provide you nationally syndicated. wrong. Terribly wrong. because of some petty of the Cross called “the under, or around these with all the answers to He is the author of mul- The orderly, stalwart transgression or Dark Night of the Soul.” types of experiences, but all your questions; tiple books and publica- faith that used to “work” because he didn’t go Adding insult to if you live long enough, instead, it will help you tions including Leaving for these true believers visit a prominent church injury, sometimes the you will feel your faith to see the world, God, Religion, Following becomes a muddled member who was in the only thing the church or being smashed and and people differently. Jesus, published by mess. Yes, they once hospital with the gout. we ministerial types can shattered. The only Faith on the other side Smyth and Helwys.Visit taught Sunday school, A child falls deathly say in those moments is, question left is, “What of “The Wall” will not his website at www.ron- sang in the choir, chap- ill and heaven seems “Why don’t you pray will come out of the take you back to where niemcbrayer.net.

Blackmont Baptist Church to begin revival on Jan,.15 Revival services at Blackmont Baptist Church will begin Sunday, Jan. SSuunnddaayy SScchhooooll LLeessssoonn Special1Riverside5, at 11 a.m. Baptist Sunday singing Church evening in Dayhoit service planned will will be be having at 6 p.m. special ServicesJan. singing will on22 beJan. at Resolutions: who by the way was not 227 atp.m. 6 p.m. on weeknights Monday through Wednesday. Bro. John Ledger will Worthwhile Endeavors Nebuchadnezzar. beSingers preaching. will Specialbe Voices music of Praise.will include The speakerthe Voices will of bePraise Thomas on Sunday Heck. or Wasted Time Daniel with In his resolve, Daniel Fellowshipmorning, willThe follow.Gospel Lights on Monday night, and The Stewart Family on 1:3-6 : was willing to risk every- TuesdayPastor Dennis night. Johnson and congregation invite everyone to attend. It's been a week since John thing. His mentor and humanity began its jour- Ditty overseer Ashpenaz noted, ney into a new year. "I am afraid of my lord the What's the possibility that king, who has assigned Why did God become human? a New Year's resolution your food and drink. Why was made just as the sec- set the stage for his catnap should he see you looking Have you ever won- manger, Jesus looked ond hand swept past mid- with the big cats. worse than the other young dered why God would Al at me and asked me if I night, turning December That story is found in men your age? The king become human, in the Earley had a place to stay. I 31, 2011 into January 1, Daniel 1. It begins by would then have my head form of a little child, told him I have no 2012? telling us how Daniel got to because of you." (Daniel born in a backwoods FROM A momma and I have no Resolutions are com- Babylon. He grew up in 1:10) town in a humble papa, so I don’t have mon; folks resolving to Jerusalem under the guid- Ashpenaz knew his place, to a simple cou- RELIGIOUS any place to stay. Then start a project or end a ance and care of loving parking, if Nebuchadnezzar ple? All these things Jesus told me I could habit. Everything from los- ents and access to the would whack one of his were revealed by the POINTOF stay with him. But I ing weight to spending Temple. But in 605 B.C. he own officials he would also prophets to the Jews VIEW told him I couldn’t more time with the family, was ripped from his home not hesitate to make a hundreds of years because I didn’t have a less time with the televi- by command from the quick end of four Jewish before Jesus was born sion, doing better in school, peasant. He lived gift to give him like Babylonian king, slaves. But Daniel was (e.g. Isaiah 7:14 & being on time, or putting among the people, everybody else did. But Nebuchadnezzar. resolved. The rest of his Micah 5:2). Also, God, the seat down. shared their interests I wanted to stay with Can you imagine? One book tells us how it turned the creator of the uni- This is usually the time and concerns, and Jesus so much, so I day you're living at home, out. In the end Daniel was verse, needed a way to of the New Year, however, talked their language. thought about what I eating dinner with your an advisor to three of his communicate to His when most people are In time the maiden had that maybe I could parents the next day you're world's most powerful lead- creation, you and I, in resolved to let go of their grew to love him for use for a gift. I thought sent off with no prospects ers; all leaders of history- a way we could under- resolutions. Some found who he was and maybe if I kept him of ever returning. Add to shaping empires, stand without being they was more than they because he had first warm, that would be a that you are now a young Nebuchadnezzar and terrified or over- could do, others more than loved her.” good gift. person with no parental Belshazzar of Babylon, and whelmed. they wanted to do. But I think the greatest So I asked Jesus, “If guidance, brought to a Darius of Persian. Soren Kierkegaard, then, there's always next proof that Jesus is who I keep you warm, will place whose culture is so; As well, his faithfulness the great Danish the- year. he says he is, and is that be a good enough you have no outlet to wor- to God resulted in boldness ologian told this story Resolutions are not God’s fulfillment of the gift?” And Jesus told ship God, no teachers to and compassion. And his as an explanation of always silly or meaningless prophetic proclamation me, “If you keep me guide into deeper godli- boldness and compassion why God would humble endeavors. There are times of a coming messiah is warm, that will be the ness, no accountability. changed at least one of himself for us. He when being resolved the impact Jesus has best gift anybody ever Instead, you are given those leaders, writes, “A prince want- makes the difference gave me. So I got into the best your new country Nebuchadnezzar, toward ed to find a maiden on people. This between success and fail- the manger, and then has to offer and the rules of the end of his life, appeared suitable to be his Christmas story has ure and it takes a resolu- Jesus looked at me and home no longer apply. to have given his life and queen. One day while always been one of my tion to effectively complete he told me I could stay Kind of sounds like send- allegiance to the God of running an errand in favorites. Two an essential task. Keep in with him — for ing a child off to college Daniel. the local village for his Americans answered mind that the word resolu- always.” doesn't it? He may have even been father he passed an invitation from the tion comes from the word As little Misha fin- Resolutions, how does used by God to influence through a poor section. Russian Department of resolute meaning a ished his story, his this story teach about reso- Cyrus the Great of Persia. As he glanced out the Education to teach marked determination, to eyes brimmed full of lutions? The answer is He was the Emperor of the windows of the car- morals and ethics be bold, steady, and faith- tears that splashed found in Daniel 1:8, "But Persian Empire which put riage his eyes fell upon (based on Biblical prin- ful, to be resolved. down his little cheeks. Daniel was resolved [or an end to the Babylonian a beautiful peasant ciples) in the public Often these characteris- Putting his hand over purposed] in his heart not Empire. He was also the maiden. During the schools, prisons, busi- tics are the only things his face, his head to defile himself with the ruler who allowed the Jews ensuing days he often nesses, the fire and standing between ending dropped to the table passed by the young police departments, well and ending in disas- royal food and wine." The to go home after their sev- lady and soon fell in and a large orphanage. and his shoulders ter. If such is the case, then word resolved comes from enty years of exile. Not only love. But he had a At the orphanage shook as he sobbed and why do so many walk away the Hebrew "soom" which this, but in the last half of problem. How would he they told the orphans sobbed. The little from their resolutions so also means to be deter- the book of Daniel, God seek her hand? about Mary and Joseph orphan had found soon even when they know mined, founded, or planted uses Daniel to share with He could order her arriving in Bethlehem someone who would they would best if carried firmly, like a house build the world how time is going to marry him. But even and finding no room in never abandon or out? Could it be they are on a strong foundation. to wind down. a prince wants his the inn. The couple abuse him, someone lacking a source of motiva- What was Daniel's Resolutions, most will bride to marry him went to a stable, where who would stay with tion that would change a motivation? It was found in fail not due to value but freely and voluntarily Jesus was born, and him — FOR ALWAYS!” simple desire into a deter- his determination not to be faulty motivation. When and not through coer- placed in the manger. I love this story mination? Could it be they defiled. This word comes our love and faithfulness to cion. He could put on The children loved the because it reminds me need a deeper sense of pur- from the Daniel's commit- God is our motivator his most splendid uni- story. As a follow-up that whenever we let pose and a higher source of ment to God. To become stirred by God's Holy form and drive up to activity, each child was Jesus in our lives it inspiration than the mirror defiled, polluted, or Spirit, success is pretty her front door in a car- given simple materials changes everything. or a scholarship or what unclean meant that Daniel much assured. riage drawn by six to make a manager, Did your faith grow the doctor said? And if so, would not be able to wor- What is it that God horses. But if he did paper straw, a blanket, over the Christmas where does one look for ship and serve God in the would have you resolved to this he would never be and a felt baby. The holidays? If so, are you such encouragement? way the Lord had pre- do this year? What certain that the maid- most unique project doing anything to help The answer can be dis- scribed. Daniel's was moti- changes, what points of en loved him or was was six year-old keep it strong? If not, covered in a story about a vated by his desire to be self-denial might Jesus simply overwhelmed Misha’s manger. It had ask God to show you teenager named Daniel. right with and pleasing to Christ be calling you to? with all of the splen- two babies in the His love and mercy, His story is found in an Old the Lord. It was not to bet- And could it be that only dor. manger. Misha and be open to God’s Testament book that bears ter himself, better his posi- time will tell what influ- The prince came up explained Jesus’ birth wonderful action in his name. Daniel may be tion, or to impress others. ence you will have on with another solution. story very accurately, your life. best known for a night he It was to work God's agen- someone else who just may He would give up his but then began to ad- ••••••••••••••• spent in a lions' den. But da; to be useful to his Lord be the next great shaper of kingly robe. He moved, lib. He made up his To find out more that story comes in the in this new land and new history? into the village, enter- own ending saying, about Al Earley or read waning years of his life. life that had been thrust Next Week: What is ing not with a crown “And when Maria laid previous articles, visit There is an event at the upon him. He wanted to Backsliding Really but in the garb of a the baby in the www.lagrangepres.com beginning of his story that please his ultimate Master, Hosea 11:1-7. PAGE 8 THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY |JANUARY 7, 2012 Section Editor: Donna Greene Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 205 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] COMMUNITY Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com LMU’S Caylor School of Nursing presents awards at convocation HARROGATE, Tenn. — Lincoln Memorial their studies at LMU’s Physicians Regional BSN and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) University’s (LMU) Caylor School of Nursing Medical Center extended learning site in programs at LMU’s main campus in Harrogate, (CSON) held its first Convocation Ceremony on Knoxville, Tenn. Tenn., and four extended learning sites. The Thursday, December 15, 2011. The ceremony The 2011 BSN Lagniappe Award was given to ASN program is offered in Harrogate, Knoxville celebrated the program’s first cohort of generic Nick Goins of Speedwell, Tenn. The 2011 BSN at Physicians Regional Medical Center (former- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) graduates Student Leadership Award was presented to Kelli ly Mercy Medical Center St. Mary’s), Blount as well as its first cohort of Psych Mental Health Howard of Powell, Tenn., and the 2011 BSN County, Tenn., in collaboration with Blount Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) graduates. Academic Achievement Award was given to Memorial Hospital and in Corbin, Ky., at During the Convocation several student Whitney Griffin of Knoxville, Tenn. All complet- Baptist Regional Medical Center. The BSN pro- awards were presented. The 2011 ASN ed their studies at LMU’s Cedar Bluff extended gram is offered at Harrogate and LMU-Cedar Lagniappe Award went to Bobby Lynn of learning site in Knoxville, Tenn. Bluff. The MSN in Family Nurse Practitioner is Mooresburg, Tenn. The 2011 ASN Student The CSON also presented the Dean’s Award offered at Harrogate and LMU-Cedar Bluff. The Leadership Award was presented to Jessica for Exceptional Service and Support to Dr. Ray MSN in Nurse Anesthesia is offered at Altman of Cosby, Tenn., and the 2011 ASN Penn, assistant professor of philosophy, religion Harrogate and the MSN in Psych Mental Health Academic Achievement Award was given to and communication arts. Nurse Practitioner is offered at LMU-Cedar Aimee Zemke of Heiskell, Tenn. All completed The Caylor School of Nursing offers ASN, Bluff. 79th Faculty enhancement birthday grants awarded to celebra- SKCTC faculty

tion Several faculty at Southeast Kentucky to improving student success and Community & Technical College have enhancing the learning experience at the Garrett Halcomb been awarded enhancement mini grants. college,” she said. will celebrate his Funding for eight of the 11 grant propos- Those receiving faculty enhancement 79th birthday als was made possible, according to mini grants include: Sunday. He was Susan D. Caldwell, vice president for • Ronnie Daniels ($3,000) – Funds to institutional advancement. expand web-based training software for born January 8, 1933. She noted that the grants are paid from use by all automotive technology pro- In honor of the occa- unrestricted gifts from private donors grams which will provide the opportuni- sion, family and friends and from income realized from the col- ty for the program to explore a variety of will join him at his home lege’s Endowment for Excellence visual and audio materials for use in the account, an unrestricted endowment classroom. for a birthday celebration. fund. Each grant must be linked to stu- • Roger Bowling ($3,000) – Digital dent success. “The applicants did an duct testing system and thermal imager excellent job connecting their programs to teach students new energy efficient testing for buildings which can be used in four current HVAC courses. COMMUNITY CALENDAR • Karla Sexton ($1,096) – High Resolution 5.0 megapixel camera with software for clinical lab technology to be JANUARY 7 forms are available on the Pineville, beginning Monday, Jan. 16, used to project cellular images on screen Middlesboro Schools’ web site at from 6-7 p.m. The center is located at and to enhance instruction and improve MONTHLY READING PRO- www.mboro.k12.ky.us Forms are also 313 Cherry Street in Pineville. For success on national board exams. GRAM for children ages 3-12 at the available at the schools. So nominate more information call 606-654-2155. • Joseph Johnson ($2,796) – Four lab- Harrogate Book Station, 310 Bristol your favorite teacher. BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDER- oratory sets for the physics lab that will Rd., will be held the first Saturday of MIDDLESBORO BOARD OF MEN of the Town of Cumberland Gap increase the number of students who are each month from noon to 2 p.m. EDUCATION will hold a special will meet at 6 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 16, able to perform hands-on lab exercises. Snacks will be provided. Call 423- called meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 11, to review the 2011-2012 budget The Currently, students must work in groups 869-9777 for more information. at 12 noon at Middlesboro meeting is open to the public and the res- of six with several only able to observe JANUARY 9 Intermediate School, 502 Ashbury idents of the Town of Cumberland Gap the various experiments. Avenue, Middlesboro are encouraged to attend. • Jennifer Howard ($1,523) – Blood FITNESS FAIR 2012 will be held JACK SMITH, American Legion HARROGATE MUNICIPAL PLAN- pressure training arms and electronic and Monday, Jan. 9, at 5 p.m. at Pineville Service Officer, will be at the National NING COMMISSION will meet at 6:30 teaching stethoscopes for remediation School's Old Gymnasium. Group par- Guard Armory from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. p.m.Monday, Jan.16, in the meeting with students struggling with these skills ticipation with professional instructors Wednesday to assist veterans and their room at Harrogate City Hall. and to assist students with hearing dis- will give you the opportunity to dependents file claims due them from abilities. choose what exercise fits your military service. •••••• • Elana Scopa ($3,000) – Portable lifestyle. Door prizes will be awarded. LEARN TO READ – improve your electrocardiograph needed to provide MIDDLESBORO LITTLE THE- JANUARY 12 skills, earn your GED, and increase hands-on instruction for students in ATRE will hold its regular monthly MIDDLESBORO APPALACHI- your employability and enroll in col- meeting on Monday, January 9, at anatomy and physiology courses which AN BLACK VETERANS ASSOCIA- lege. Bell County Council on Literacy will assist students entering allied health 6:30 p.m. at St. Mary's Guild Hall in TION meets the second Thursday of offers one-to-one tutoring in adult lit- Middlesboro. They will be discussing programs. each month at 6 p.m at their NAB- eracy, adult basic education, GED • College Library ($2,890) – Digital their spring play VETS office at 120 Ellenwood Road. preparation, job readiness training, and computer skills. These services camcorders for library circulation for use JANUARY 10 are FREE and open to the public. on each of the college’s five campuses, to JANUARY 15, 16 be used by faculty, staff and students to LIGHTHOUSE MISSION CENTER LINCOLN HOMECOMING DR. There are three centers in Bell will be distributing food boxes on County: The Pineville Learning record projects, events and remarks by MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HOLI- guest speakers. Tuesday, Jan. 10 to those whose last DAY celebration will be held Sunday, Center 337-3044, the Middlesboro • Gary Steenbergen ($2,995) – A names begin with the letters A, B, C, D, Jan. 15, and Monday, Jan. 16. On Learning Center 248-4000; Southeast E, F, G. If possible, sign in by 11:30 a.m. Sunday, at 2:45 p.m. the public is invit- Ky. Community & Technical College three-dimensional scanner to be used in New Mission Center hours are from 10 248-3175. the CAD Laboratory, using the current 3- ed to meet at Middlesboro City Hall for Announcements for the Community Calendar a.m. until 2 p.m. Participants must have a brief service on the parking lot at the D software and printer of which students proof of income and a valid photo ID. may be submitted by: Fax at 248-7614, by e- will be able to fabricate models for memorial. Participants will then march mail at dgreene at heartlandpublications.com, New applications are required for every- to The Church of the True Living God design projects. The scanner will be used one who wants assistance in 2012. For by mail at P.O. Box 579, Middlesboro, KY by students in engineering design and by of Holiness at 329 S. 20th Street. All 40965, or can be dropped off at our office at 120 more information call 337-1834. The ministers are asked to attend to serve as those enrolled in the Project Lead the center is located 4.5 miles on Hwy. 119 North 11th Street, Middlesboro (directly grand marshals leading the march. The behind Food City). Way initiative. from US 25-E (below Page School). celebration will continue with a service BENCHMARK FAMILY SER- at 3:30 p.m. at the church, with the Rev. 275417 VICES/FOSTER CARE offers free James Chesney, pastor of Mt. Moriah orientation classes. If you are interest- Baptist Church, bringing the mes- ed in information on becoming a fos- sage.Music will be by guest soloists and ter parent attend an orientation session the church choir. On Monday a lunch- any Tuesday from 5-6 p.m., or call the eon will be held at 11 a.m. at Mt. office at 606-526-6992 for an infor- Moriah Baptist Church, Nth 19th mation packet. Benchmark serves Street, in honor of graduating seniors. Bell, Clay, Harlan, Knox, Laurel, and Bro. Ronnie Johnson, a student at Whitley Counties. The office is locat- SKCTC, will be the guest speaker. ed in the Falls Plaza, 1707 Falls Hwy, Everyone is invited and welcomed to Suite 9, Corbin, Ky. attend all events. JANUARY 11 JANUARY 16 MIDDLESBORO PARENTS, ADULT SURVIVORS OF CHILD STUDENTS & TEACHERS this is ABUSE SUPPORT GROUP will meet your chance to nominate your favorite the third Monday of each month at the teacher of the month. Nomination Ray of Hope Advocacy Center in Let’s keep the tri-state area beautiful! Please don’t litter. Public service message courtesy of

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BY DANA BLOCK made plans of his own -- to leave together after their honeymoon. For: The final episode of "OLTL" EDITORS’ NOTE: The last Salem for good. Carrie and Rafe had a Michael turned to Johnny for a job. will air on Jan. 13. Visit http://day- episode of ‘One Life to Live’ will air difficult time getting their business off Robin asked Elizabeth to be a part- timedial.blogspot.com for a full on Jan. 13, 2012. the ground. Chad and Melanie decid- ner to Patrick and a mother to Emma recap on Jan. 14. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTI- ed to start over. A day at the spa in the event of her death. Spinelli THE YOUNG AND THE REST- FUL: Steffy and Bill continued to plot revealed the true romantic intentions offered to be Maxie’s new room- LESS: Chelsea, the woman whom to keep Liam and Hope apart at the of Gabi and Quinn. Stefano showed a mate. Sam had a flashback about Billy woke up next to in Myanmar, resort. Katie had a theory about why new side of himself as he confessed Franco. Watch For: Michael takes on arrived in Genoa City. Later, Chelsea Bill is so invested in Steffy staying his role in John’s freedom to Kate and more of Sonny’s qualities. Elizabeth introduced herself to Victoria and married to his son. Ridge was torn EJ. As John planned his comeback, it and Patrick share a heart-to-heart revealed that she is pregnant. Nikki between Steffy’s happiness and what seemed that he might be the true was furious to learn of Victor and she really deserves. Steffy got into an talk. Phoenix. Watch For: The mystery sur- ONE LIFE TO LIVE: John and Sharon’s engagement. Myrna/Patty accident, causing Liam to reassess his rounding Alice’s secret continues to slipped into Jack’s bed after she feelings for his wife. Katie tried to Bo scrambled to find out who unfold. Things heat up between Carrie orchestrated the prison break. drugged him. Avery and Nick broke keep the news of Steffy’s condition and Rafe. up after they both realized that he still away from the press. Bill made a Natalie received a visit from Mitch, GENERAL HOSPITAL: loves Phyllis. Nick reminded Sharon heartfelt confession about his feelings telling her that he will be there for Michael ended his friendship with Jessica. Bo discovered that Troy that he still has full custody of Faith. for Steffy, and took matters into his Jason after finding out that he knew own hands regarding her future with was holding Nora hostage. Starr Eden snapped a photo of Chloe’s all along that Jax was alive. Sam was shocked to see Cole for the first drunken kiss with Cane. Kevin and Liam. Later, Liam finally made a was worried that she is pregnant choice between Hope and Steffy. time since she ended their marriage. Angelina went on the run again after with Franco’s baby. Elizabeth found Todd painted a bright future she gave away their location. Nick and Watch For: Nick serenades Donna. herself drawn to Ewen. Maxie was Amber prepares for her date with between him and Blair after they Phyllis rekindled their passion. Watch jealous of Spinelli’s fascination with Rick. shared a passionate kiss. John and For: Victor and Sharon prepare to D AYS OF OUR LIVES: Jennifer the Woman in White. Anthony asked Natalie had a long-overdue talk. wed. Diane’s killer is revealed. decided to give Nicole a taste of her Tracy to marry him. Olivia found Troy resorted to extreme measures Daytime Dial is online and interactive. own medicine. Sami’s first day at Steve holding Maggie in a comfort- to have his way with Nora. Starr put Go to daytimedial.blogspot.com and get ing embrace. Robin tried to leave her relationship with James on the the scoop on all the latest soap news. work brought an unexpected request Participate in online polls, read exclusive from Kate. Marlena hoped to make up town without telling Patrick. line as she struggled with her deci- Michael continued to mourn Abby’s sion to free Cole. Shots rang out as interviews and blogs, and submit your for the past by helping Will with his soap-related questions. private struggle. Meanwhile, Will death. Lulu and Dante moved in the prison break concluded. Watch SATURDAY AFTERNOON - EVENING JANUARY 7, 2012

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Section Editor: Jay Compton Phone: (606) 248-1010 ext. 212 Fax: (606) 248-7614 Email: [email protected] S P O R T S Web page: www.middlesborodailynews.com Bobcats hold off Jackets 48-41

BY JAY COMPTON Sports Editor

LOG MOUNTAIN — The Bell County Bobcats build a double-digit lead in the second quarter Friday night and were able to hang on for a 48-41 win after Middlesboro closed within four points in the final minute. Bobcat coach Lewis Morris wasn’t pleased with how his team played with the lead in the second half. “The last four or five games we’ve played well in spurts. We get the lead and we just don’t execute well. We don’t extend the lead, we don’t take care of the basketball and we just let teams hang around when we should- n’t,” he said. “We looked fatigued out there tonight. I don’t know if it was because we took three or four days off after the tourna- ment and we hadn’t played all week. At times we did alright, but when you play your rival you like to see more fire that what we showed. I was disappointed with the effort overall.” Senior point guard Tanner Lefevers led the Bobcats with 15 points in the win. Ryan Cox added 11 while Kyle Lee and Tyler Potter finished with nine each. Middlesboro was led by senior forward Cameron Rancher’s 14 points and 11 rebounds. Zack Riddle added eight points while Jake Taylor and Blake Davis both had six. Jacket coach Russell Thompson was pleased with his team’s effort, as they enjoyed a big edge in rebounding. MHS was done in JAY COMPTON/Daily News by a couple of early scoring droughts. Bell County senior point guard Tanner “We had two great days of practice and that Lefevers pulls up for a jumper along carried over to the game in our intensity and the baseline during Friday’s game. how hard we played,” Thompson said. Lefevers led the Bobcats with 15 “We’ve got to get better at scoring the basket- points and scored nine during the ball and that’s something we’ve been strug- Jacket senior forward Cameron Rancher makes a move under the decisive second quarter in a 48-41 win gling with of late.” basket during Friday’s game. Rancher led Middlesboro with 14 over rival Middlesboro. • See BOBCATS, page 13 points and 11 rebounds in tough loss at Bell County. Morris scores 31 as Bell Co. tops Lady Jackets 53-39 BY JAY COMPTON Stephney added 11 while Sports Editor Ashley Mason finished with seven. LOG MOUNTAIN — Morris was hot from the Maci Morris was simply start and score ten of her unstoppable Friday night. points in the opening period. The sensational freshman The Lady Jackets got six scored 31 points in leading points from Stephney and the Bell Lady Cats to a 53- five from Moyers and 39 win over Middlesboro. trailed just 12-11 after one “Maci had a really good quarter. ball game. She’s got to score The Lady Cats extended for us in order for our team their lead early in the second to be successful and she’s quarter on baskets by got the capability of doing Morris, Neal, Paige Robbins that if we execute in the and Jessica Sanders. But half-court set and get her in Middlesboro closed the position to score,” Bell game back to four as coach David Teague said. “I Stephney scored three thought we did a better job of playing in the open floor points, Kelsie Hensley tonight and she got to the added a basket and two free basket strong and finished. I throws from Mason made was real proud of her.” the score 22-18 late in the Bell County also got nine half. points from senior guard Morris hit a jumper at one Makayla Neal in her first end then the Lady Cats tied game back after missing the up the ball on the other and first half of the season with a possession arrow pointed broken hand. Morgan their way. The freshman Garnett added seven points knocked down another jumper along the baseline Above: Bell’s Jessica Sanders goes in for a for the Lady Cats. Middlesboro was led by and Bell took a 26-18 lead layup as Middlesboro’s Emily Pannocchia tries into the locker room. for the block. senior Rayann Moyers with 14 points, 8th-grader Anajae • See BELL, page 14 Below: Bell’s Paige Robbins gets up to block a Above: Bell freshman Maci Morris puts driving shot by Lady Jacket Ashley Mason. up a jumper over Middlesboro’s Anajae Stephney for two of her 31 points Friday. Below: Stephney scores inside for the Lady Jackets.

JAY COMPTON/Daily News Middlesboro senior Rayann Moyers scores over Bell’s Morgan Garnett during Friday’s game. Moyers led the Lady Jackets with 14 points while Garnett had seven in the Lady Cats’ win. THE DAILY NEWS |SATURDAY | JANUARY 7, 2012 PAGE 13

BobcatsContinued from page 12 Both teams struggled on offense at the start. Bell County missed their first four shots and turned the ball over twice. The Jackets also had two early turnovers and a few misses before Rancher broke the ice with a drive down the lane with 5:07 to play in the first. Rancher scored again to put Middlesboro up 4-0. But Lee drove in for a pair of Bobcat baskets to tie the game again. Rancher and Cox traded baskets later in the quarter and Bell took their first lead when Lefevers was fouled at the buzzer and hit one of the two free throws to make it 7-6 after the first quarter. Bell County opened the second quarter on a 11-2 run. Lee hit a basket, Cox scored after grabbing an offensive rebound and Jake Patterson added a transition layup. Rancher scored again for the Jackets, but Lee followed with a 3-pointer and Bobcat senior Ryan Cox goes up for two of his 11 another put-back by Cox made points in Friday’s win over Middlesboro. it 18-8 with 5:30 to go in the first half. “Lewis has got a good team, he’s got them well-disciplined JAY COMPTON/Daily News and they execute very well. Bell senior Kyle Lee draws a crowd of Middlesboro defenders They make you play,” as he puts up a jumper during Friday’s game. Thompson said. “I thought for the most part my guys stepped Cox scored inside and good practice and get ready for up to that challenge. They got to Lefevers hit another free throw Corbin,” Thompson added. the hole a little bit too often and after a steal and the Bobcats led Bell County (12-3, 2-0) visits it cost us in the long run.” 41-27 with 7:18 to play. Scott County this evening and Blake Davis came off the Rancher scored twice after will host North Laurel on Middlesboro bench to hit a 3 grabbing offensive rebounds Tuesday. Bell’s double-header and Boone Bowling scored on a and two free throws by Donnie with Harlan County has been putback. But Potter answered Foister brought the Jackets rescheduled for Jan. 16. with a basket and Lefevers within 43-33 with 3:57 remain- While Morris is pleased with came up with a steal and took in ing. the Bobcats’ record on the sea- for two to push the lead back “Guys hit some big shots and son, he said the team still has a out to 11. got some big rebounds,” lot to improve on to get to where Lefevers hit a 3-pointer with Thompson said. “We were real they need to be. 1:08 to play in the half and then aggressive on the boards. “They’ve got to do a better drove in for another basket to Cameron, Poindexter and job of getting ready to play and give Bell their biggest lead of Riddle went to war on the play a complete game. Right the night at 29-14. boards and my guards tried to now I just don’t think we’re “Tanner has got to do that. take care of the basketball and very tough. You play a whole When they’re giving him driv- did a better job of that in the game and don’t take a charge — ing lanes and pressuring up on second half which led to our That tells me that I don’t have a everybody, he’s got to go to the being able to come back.” tough kid out there as far as basket and attack. He did a good Riddle scored inside and stepping up and doing the dirty job and got us going a little bit Davis hit another 3-pointer to work,” said Morris. “Now I’ve there.” cut the lead to 43-38 with 1:18 got good kids and they do a lot Michael Wilson hit a 3 at the to play. of good things, but you’ve got buzzer to make the halftime A free throw by Riddle made to have those dirty work players score 29-17. it a 4-point game with 36.9 sec- that are going to scrap and take Taylor scored five points as ond left, but he missed the sec- charges, dive after the ball. the Jackets opened the third ond and Cox came away with We’ve not been doing a whole quarter on a 7-2 run to cut the the rebound. Lefevers was lot of it in practice, but we’re fouled and hit both and after a going to get at it. If it’s not in lead to 31-24. Middlesboro’s Jake Taylor throws up a circus shot Jacket miss, Potter went 1-of-2 them, it will be before too “We went through a little after getting fouled on his way to the basket during stretch where we weren’t scor- at the line. long.” — —— action in Friday’s game. ing and they got it out to pretty Riddle and Potter exchanged Middlesboro 6 11 10 14 — 41 good lead,” Thompson said. late baskets to set the final score Bell County 7 22 9 10 — 58 “We tried to battle back and at 48-41. MIDDLESBORO (41): Cameron Rancher 14, Middlesboro (8-7, 1-3 in dis- Zack Riddle 8, Jake Taylor 6, Blake Davis 6, overcome that.” Michael Wilson 3, Donnie Foister 2, Boone Bell County slowly built trict play) hosts Corbin Bowling 2, Austin Poindexter 0, Jerrell their lead back up as Potter hit a Tuesday. Stephney 0, Derek Smith 0, Logan Miracle 0. BELL COUNTY (48): Tanner Lefevers 15, jumper, Cox hit one free throw “I’m proud of their effort. Ryan Cox 11, Kyle Lee 9, Tyler Potter 9, Jake and Lefevers hit two to make it We’re going to come back in Patterson 4, Jesse Greene 0, Lake Slusher 0, 38-27 after three. and hopefully have two more Cole Philpot 0, Cody Ferguson 0. Kentucky Prep Basketball Scores Friday Lou. Collegiate 74, Lou. Portland Fulton Co. 55, Fulton City 28 BOYS Christian 22 Graves Co. 37, Mayfield 36 Allen Central 102, Piarist 45 Lou. Doss 80, Lou. Fairdale 75, OT Grayson Co. 75, Butler Co. 31 Anderson Co. 50, Collins 47 Lou. Male 75, Lou. Waggener 67 Green Co. 59, LaRue Co. 58 Ashland Blazer 88, Russell 72 Lou. Moore 69, Lou. Valley 40 Hart Co. 68, Caverna 58 Barbourville 84, Lynn Camp 36 Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 95, Lou. Henderson Co. 76, Christian Co. 48 Bardstown 66, Nelson Co. 48 Southern 64 Hopkins Co. Central 50, Fort Campbell Barren Co. 45, Franklin-Simpson 37 Lou. St. Xavier 59, Lou. DeSales 45 45 Bell Co. 44, Middlesboro 38 Lou. Trinity 73, Newport Central Catholic Knox Central 51, Pineville 33 Beth Haven 63, Shelby Co. 52 34 Ky. School for the Deaf 20, Ohio Deaf, Bethlehem 57, Washington Co. 45 Man, W.Va. 68, Phelps 57 Ohio 11 Boone Co. 71, Lex. Sayre 52 Marshall Co. 72, Calloway Co. 42 Lincoln Co. 49, Garrard Co. 46 Bourbon Co. 62, Augusta 60 Model 58, Berea 51 Livingston Central 68, Crittenden Co. 31 Bowling Green 62, Greenwood 48 Monticello 71, Cov. Latin 53 Logan Co. 52, Russellville 30 Boyd Co. 53, Greenup Co. 43 Murray 56, Community Christian Lone Oak 53, Reidland 35 Breckinridge Co. 69, Hancock Co. 45 (Paducah) 46 Lou. Assumption 69, Lou. Collegiate 24 Buckhorn 58, Pike Co. Central 44 North Bullitt 66, Whitefield Academy 35 Lou. Atherton 52, Lou. Shawnee 30 Bullitt East 68, Lou. Jeffersontown 57 North Hardin 86, Fort Knox 36 Burgin 97, Lou. Walden 24 North Laurel 75, South Laurel 68 Lou. Christian Academy 60, Christian Caldwell Co. 69, Dawson Springs 43 Paducah Tilghman 49, Heath 48 Academy, Ind. 44 Campbell Co. 58, Bishop Brossart 54 Paris 63, Nicholas Co. 51 Lou. DuPont Manual 60, Lou. Ballard 48 Clay Co. 73, Lou. Eastern 58 Perry Co. Central 74, Mercer Co. 50 Lou. Fern Creek 53, Lou. Iroquois 49 Clinton Co. 86, Metcalfe Co. 40 Powell Co. 65, Lee Co. 63 Lou. Pleasure Ridge Park 63, Lou. Cov. Catholic 81, Beechwood 52 Pulaski Co. 85, Rockcastle Co. 57 Southern 22 Danville 50, Boyle Co. 42, OT Rowan Co. 77, Fleming Co. 64 Lou. Presentation 58, Lloyd Memorial 54 Dixie Heights 77, St. Henry 66 Sheldon Clark 64, Lawrence Co. 33 Lyon Co. 54, Trigg Co. 41 East Jessamine 78, West Jessamine 60 Silver Grove 62, Frederick Fraize 48 Madison Central 47, Montgomery Co. 44 East Ridge 52, Shelby Valley 49 Simon Kenton 58, Walton-Verona 55 Magoffin Co. 53, Sheldon Clark 27 Elizabethtown 71, Central Hardin 61 Somerset 49, Casey Co. 41 McCreary Central 50, Southwestern 46, Estill Co. 54, Jackson City 50 South Oldham 50, Oldham Co. 45 OT Evangel Christian 54, Eminence 43 Southwestern 74, McCreary Central 36 Model 54, Berea 29 Bell sophomore Jake Patterson splits the Jacket Fairview 60, Morgan Co. 53 Taylor Co. 64, Campbellsville 34 Monroe Co. 58, Allen Co.-Scottsville 32 defense on his to the hoop during Friday’s Bobcat Fort Campbell 87, Christian Fellowship Trigg Co. 68, Lyon Co. 61 Morgan Co. 62, Powell Co. 58 victory. 27 Wayne Co. 91, Whitley Co. 81 Murray 75, Community Christian Franklin Co. 88, Western Hills 57 Webster Co. 67, Union Co. 37 (Paducah) 39 Fulton City 72, Fulton Co. 28 Williamsburg 55, Corbin 49 North Bullitt 75, Whitefield Academy 39 Gallatin Co. 48, Carroll Co. 36 ——— North Oldham 51, Lou. Ky. Country Day UK opens SEC play today George Rogers Clark 73, Madison GIRLS 32 From staff & wire reports Southern 56 Allen Central 71, Piarist 33 Notre Dame 59, Highlands 31 Saturday will be a war, Graves Co. 63, Mayfield 61 Anderson Co. 51, Collins 40 Owen Co. 45, Henry Co. 22 (South Carolina) plays an Harrison Co. 52, Bracken Co. 44 Beechwood 70, Pendleton Co. 62 University of Kentucky Paducah Tilghman 70, Heath 48 aggressive zone and press, Hart Co. 46, Caverna 44 Belfry 46, Pike Co. Central 40 Perry Co. Central 82, Owsley Co. 43 basketball coach John Hopkinsville 62, Christian Co. 50 Bell Co. 53, Middlesboro 39 as a matter of fact, they Rowan Co. 58, Fleming Co. 52 Calipari knows that today’s Jackson Co. 86, Bath Co. 45 Boone Co. 79, Scott 38 play a lot like how Russell Co. 73, Cumberland Co. 28 John Hardin 65, Meade Co. 54 Bowling Green 63, Greenwood 58 Southeastern Conference Scott Co. 73, Lex. Henry Clay 49 Louisville plays. … They Knox Central 49, Pineville 39 Boyd Co. 64, Fairview 40 opener against South are a team that could come LaRue Co. 76, Green Co. 41 Bullitt East 59, Lou. Jeffersontown 45 South Oldham 76, Oldham Co. 29 Carolina at Rupp Arena is Taylor Co. 54, Campbellsville 49 in here and beat us if we Letcher County Central 69, Jenkins 39 Carlisle Co. 63, Hickman Co. 51 the beginning of a new sea- University Heights 58, Madisonville-North aren’t playing the way we Lewis Co. 75, Elliott Co. 65 Casey Co. 50, Somerset 25 son. He also knows his Lex. Paul Dunbar 55, Mason Co. 46 Conner 57, Dixie Heights 34 Hopkins 45 need to be.” Lex. Tates Creek 49, Lex. Christian 41 Corbin 61, Williamsburg 29 Villa Madonna 48, Bellevue 27 freshmen probably aren’t Kentucky senior Darius Lincoln Co. 54, Garrard Co. 44 Cov. Holy Cross 53, Holmes 41 Warren Central 63, Warren East 34 aware of how difficult the Livingston Central 65, Crittenden Co. 51 Daviess Co. 52, Apollo 27 Washington Co. 52, Bethlehem 50 Miller said his younger rest of the season could be. teammates must be ready Lone Oak 48, Reidland 42 Dayton 49, Calvary Christian 38 Webster Co. 62, Union Co. 55 “When we get on the Lou. Atherton 77, Lou. Shawnee 55 Edmonson Co. 53, Whitesville Trinity 23 West Carter 38, East Carter 33 to play each game for the Lou. Ballard 81, Lou. DuPont Manual 79 Franklin Co. 56, Western Hills 31 Whitley Co. 59, South Laurel 34 road they will see,” rest of the way. Lou. Butler 82, Spencer Co. 39 Frederick Fraize 35, Beth Haven 25 Woodford Co. 76, Shelby Co. 43 Calipari said. “The game • See UK, page 14

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three-game winning we dig ourselves a hole,” The Lady Jackets frustrated. We’ve got a streak in the series. Green said. never gave in after being long way to go, but Today’s tipoff is 3 p.m. Stephney hit two free down by 20. Mason hit a hopefully these kids will UKContinued from page 13 Kentucky comes into BellContinued from page 12 throws for MHS, but 3 to start the fourth quar- keep working on it. the game with six players Bell got two baskets ter and Emily “It’s going to be very “She’s a tough match- Middlesboro (3-11, 0- averaging in double fig- from Morris and one Pannocchia scored after intense,” he said. “A lot up for us. She’s a lot 3) will play Lynn Camp ures. from Garnett as they grabbing an offensive of good teams, a lot of taller than our guards out Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Doron Lamb leads the extended their lead to rebound. good talent. They’re front and when we take first round of the 13th pack at 14.9 points a 19. Another short jumper Later in the period, Region All “A” Classic. going to play tough the one of our post players game. Freshman Michael by Morris made it 43-21 Moyers came away with Bell County (8-6, 1-1 whole 40 minutes, so and stick on her it cre- Kidd-Gilchrist is right with just under two min- a steal and converted a in district play) visits you’ve got to get rolling ates a mismatch inside,” behind at 13.9, and utes to play in the quar- three-point play to cut Lee High, Va., Monday and get everything Lady Jacket coach Elgie Anthony Davis is scoring ter. the lead to 50-34. and will host South going.” Green said of Morris. 12.7 points per game. “We came out in the “We got a deflection, Laurel next Friday and The Wildcats enter the “We just tried to contain Davis is averaging third quarter and execut- steal and a quick basket. McCreary County game ranked No. 2 with a her and double her when 10.6 boards per game. ed well, hit some shots. Rayann hit a quick shot Saturday. 14-1 record. They are she got the ball to make Sophomore Terrence We moved the ball fairly there,” Green said. “On Teague said he can his coming off a sluggish 73- her get rid of it. We just Jones is next at 6.5. well against them in the our transition defense we team building off the 51 win over Arkansas- did a poor job when she Jones is still working halfcourt and were able were so zoned in on the win. Little Rock Tuesday his way back after suffer- drove to the basket of to take advantage of person we were guarding “It will take some time night. It was a game ing a dislocated finger a helping and doubling the some things and hit we didn’t see the basket- for Makayla to get into Kentucky trailed at half- couple of weeks ago. ball. She hit shots and some shots,” Teague ball and they took it to game shape and get into time. Jones’ scoring isn’t as she’s a nice player.” said. “We went to that the basket on us a couple sync. We’ve got three “I watched the run as I much of a concern for Middlesboro turned zone in the second half of times when we didn’t games next week that watched the tape during Calipari, as is the sopho- the ball over on their to try and keep them help on defense. That’s will hopefully allow us to that time, and the biggest more’s ability to rebound. first two possessions of from getting the ball in something we’ll work on work some more things thing we did was made “I’d like to see him get the third quarter and the to Anajae as much. She in practice and hopefully in,” he said. “I feel good 3’s,” Calipari said. “It 11 rebounds a game and Lady Cats made them kind of hurt us in the get better at.” about us going forward. was like bang, bang, 15 points, some games pay. After patiently run- first half and we tried to Moyers would knock We’re playing some bang. It was a three or 20,” Calipari said. “The ning their offense, Neal take that away.” down a jumper and young kids and some four-point game and we greatest thing about found an opening and Moyers hit a pair of Bailey Hensley a 3 as without much experience made three 3’s and it kind rebounding is I say to be drove to the basket. late jumpers around a 3- Middlesboro cut the so hopefully we’ll con- of busted it out, so you as selfish as you want to Garnett then knocked pointer by Neal and the final margin to 14, at 53- tinue to get better.” couldn’t say ‘he did this’ — —— be. Grab a few offensive down a 3-pointer and the Lady Cat lead was 46-25 39. Middlesboro 11 7 7 14 — 39 or ‘he did that’. We made rebounds. You’re one foot Bell lead was quickly after three. “I thought we got Bell County 12 14 20 7 — 53 some shots and spread it from the basket. Stick 31-18 by the 6:05 mark “Getting Makayla good looks at the basket MIDDLESBORO (39): Rayann out.” those in, make your free of the third quarter. back was a big boost to tonight and took good Moyers 14, Anajae Stephney 11, South Carolina enters Ashley Mason 7, Bailey Hensley 3, throws and a few other “One of our problems us. She came in and did shots. We just didn’t fin- Emily Pannocchia 2, Kelsie the game at 8-6 but has shots and you’re there. this year has been that some good things, ish around the basket, Hensley 2, Taylor Prater 0. won six of its last eight “Again, the intensity we’ll go through spurts helped us offensively,” we just went in there and BELL COUNTY (53): Maci Morris games. The Gamecocks of play is where we are where we have two or said Teague. “Her leader- kind of threw it up,” 31, Makayla Neal 9, Morgan Garnett 7, Jessica Sanders 4, are led by Malik Cooke, with a few of the guys but three turnovers in a row. ship, being a senior and Green said. “The outside Paige Robbins 2, Taylor Wilson 0, who averages 13.1 points we’ll get there and be When the other team the experience she’s had, shots weren’t falling for Jamie Boatright 0, Kaitlyn Taylor 0, and 4.8 rebounds. Bruce fine.” converts off of that then is going to be big for us.” us and we got a little Morgan Robbins 0, Kelli Smith 0. Ellington adds 9.4 points The Wildcats hit the per game. road after today’s opener, Kentucky owns a 44- playing at Auburn on DISCOUNTS AT THIS STORE ONLY 10 record against South Wednesday and at Carolina and is on a Tennessee on Jan. 14. MIDDLESBORO Arkansas beats K-State 40 Middlesboro Mall 29-16 in Cotton Bowl BY STEPHEN HAWKINS “It was another one of AP Sports Writer those where you just go, Wow!” coach Bobby ARLINGTON, Texas Petrino said. “You could (AP) — Explosive see when he made the returner Joe Adams had catch he had in mind one last big highlight to what he was going to do. help No. 7 Arkansas end We got some good a record-tying season in blocks. ... Joe showed tall Cotton. great acceleration, made All-SEC quarterback STORE CLOSING! another spectacular play STORE CLOSING! ENTIRE Tyler Wilson was well for us.” short of the record pass- Adams matched the ing performance he had SEC single-season record earlier this season at with his four punt return SPECTACULAR Cowboys Stadium, but TDs. did throw two touchdown Kansas State quarter- passes after Adams’ back Collin Klein tied the INVENTORY fourth punt return for a Big 12 record with his SAVINGS! TD and the Razorbacks 27th rushing touchdown beat No. 11 Kansas State this season and matched 29-16 in the Cotton Bowl the FBS record for quar- on Friday night. terbacks. The Razorbacks (11-2) After being held to 15 matched a school record yards on 12 carries in with their 11th victory. the first half, Klein fin- Their only losses were to ished the opening drive No. 1 LSU and No. 2 of the third quarter with EVERYTHINGEVERYTHING MUSTMUST BEBE Alabama, their SEC West a 6-yard TD run that rivals who will play for got the Wildcats to 19- the BCS national cham- 16. pionship Monday night. Klein finished with 42 Adams’ 51-yard return yards on 24 carries, while early in the second quar- completing 16 of 30 pass- ter gave the Razorbacks a es for 173 yards. 10-0 lead before they Wilson was 20 of 31 even gained a first down. for 216 yards. Jarius It was the first punt return Wright had three catches for a touchdown in the for 88 yards and a 45- Cotton Bowl in 51 years. yard TD.

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