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Vol. 87, Issue 43 WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 75 cents Diabetes declared a ‘crisis of epidemic proportions’ Ralph B. Davis president of medical affairs for Ap- this will draw more attention to this [email protected] palachian Regional Healthcare, who issue,” Miller said. chaired Friday’s meeting at the ad- Deirdra Robinson, a social work PRESTONSBURG — A local ministrative offices of Big Sandy instructor with Morehead State Uni- health group is sounding the alarm Health Care. versity who serves as project coordi- regarding skyrocketing rates of dia- Miller said the incidence of diabe- nator for TCDP, agreed that there is betes in the region. tes in Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin a need to heighten public attention to Members of the Tri-County Dia- counties, which the TCDP serves, the problem of widespread diabetes. betes Partnership unanimously ap- began skyrocketing around 1995. “The reason we chose to do this proved a declaration Friday, stating Currently, the prevalence of diabetes today is to put our communities on that the incidence of diabetes in the is 14 percent in Johnson and Magof- notice, because awareness is an is- Big Sandy region is a “crisis of epi- fin counties and 10 percent in Floyd sue,” Robinson said. demic proportions.” County, while the statewide average Floyd County Health Department Members of the group said the dire is between 7.8 to 8.8 percent. Director Thursa Sloan said that her language is appropriate, given the But while the incidence of diabetes agency’s free health fair for the unin- circumstances. is significantly higher in the region, sured last week revealed that many “If the [Centers for Disease Con- members of TCDP agreed the prob- people are not aware that they have dia- Photo by Ralph B. Davis trol and Prevention] saw a similar lem has not received the public atten- betes or are on the verge of it. She said Members of the Tri-County Diabetes Partnership discuss the increase in any other illness, they tion it deserves. 12 percent of those who were given an rampant growth of diabetes in Floyd, Johnson and Magoffin would probably declare a national “I think this is a significant step counties. At the end of the discussion, the group would de- emergency,” said J.D. Miller, vice this group is taking, and hopefully See DIABETES | A2 clare diabetes “a crisis of epidemic proportions” in the region.
Jack Latta | Floyd County Times Rep. Hal Rogers says the new Martin fire station means the city has come a long way, but he concedes that redevelop- ment still has a long way to go. Rogers headlines Martin fire station ribbon cutting
Jack Latta | Floyd County Times Jack Latta greeted the crowd, say- Johnny Ray Turner was present Friday to celebrate the career of Larry Adams, shown here with “Freddie the Fire Hydrant.” [email protected] ing it was truly a great day for the city of Martin. MARTIN — Commu- “This provides a great an- nity members and several chor for future develop- dignitaries braved the ment on this site.” Longtime member of the EMS community honored heat Tuesday to christen “It tickles me to death,” the new Martin Fire Sta- Howell told The Floyd Jack Latta to find work in the factories. As part of the ceremony, Ad- tion during a ribbon-cut- County Times, calling the [email protected] Larry Adams began his EMS ams was also reunited with “Fred- ting ceremony. new station one of the nicest career when he joined the Chel- die the Fire Hydrant”, a robotic The new fire station in the county. “We had a lot PRESTONSBURG — A long- sea, Mich., Volunteer Fire Dept. hydrant that once scurried about is the first building to of equipment that we didn’t standing member of the Emergen- in 1968. He obtained his EMT school gymnasiums to the delight be constructed on the have room for before. The cy Medical Services community Certification in 1976 at the of children before being retired. Martin re-development old station didn’t have room was honored last week during a Wastenaw Community College Adams said he had a dream about site that has been in the for anything.”Floyd County ceremony at the TranStar offices in Ann Arbor Michigan where Freddie recently. works for over a decade. for national EMS Week. he also obtained his Instructor li- “I knew it was just sitting Mayor Sam Howell See ROGERS | A3 Larry Adams has served both cense to teach First Aid and CPR parked in the closet,” said Ad- as a local firefighter and emergen- with the American Red Cross. ams. “I was going to go ask for cy technician with Prestonsburg “I just can’t believe all this,” it.” Adams says that when he Fire Department, and has for the said Adams on Friday. retired from Prestonsburg Fire Cleveland hero visits last 10 years also been a trainer Larry spent 10 years with the Department, “Freddie more or of EMS personnel from around Chelsea Michigan VFD before less got retired too. Eastern Kentucky the state. As part of last week’s moving his family back to his “We went to every school in National EMS celebration, Adams hometown of Prestonsburg in the county. Anywhere anyone Ralph B. Davis was honored by dignitaries and 1979. He also became a Fire Ser- called us and wanted us to come, [email protected] colleagues both for his years of vice Instructor through the Fire we would go.” dedicated service. On Friday, he Commission in 1979. He was then In 1980 Larry challenged the STANVILLE — Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland dish- was presented with a Governor’s hired on at the Prestonsburg Fire State’s EMT exam and became washer who rose to national prominence for assisting Citation, a Kentucky Senate cita- Department where he served as Kentucky EMT Certified in Feb- in the escape of three women who had been kidnapped tion, and a certificate of member- the EMS Coordinator. ruary of that year. and imprisoned for nearly a decade, says he does not ship in the Kentucky Colonels. Adams says it was strange In 1993 he became an EMT find it the least bit unusual that he was asked to make an Dozens of community mem- coming from Chelsea where he Instructor Trainer, one of only appearance Friday at the office of an Eastern Kentucky bers and EMS personnel turned would roll with four other fire- 18 in the state of Kentucky at the attorney over 350 miles away. out to say thanks to Larry for all fighters to every call. When he time. Larry taught EMT classes “He’s a friend of mine,” Ramsey said, referring to at- of his years of service. got to Prestonsburg, he would at Mayo State Vocational School torney Eric C. Conn. “Larry has taught so many EMS be at station 2 by himself, and in Paintsville, Kentucky and Pre- students over the years,” said Al- was told, “If you get a call, roll, Ramsey said he has known Conn for five years and stonsburg Community College for once got advice from him. He said Friday’s visit was him len Lafferty, owner of TranStar and we’ll meet you there.” several years. He also taught and simply returning a favor. Ambulance. “Larry taught me in According to Adams, on his first continues to teach Fire Training “We get the question a lot, ‘Why Floyd County, but EMT class in 1989, and ever since call he rolled out to a fire in Goble Classes through the Ky. Fire Com- least of all, why Stanville?’” Conn said. “Well, it’s part of then I’ve always respected Larry.” Roberts addition by himself, and mission at KCTCS. Adams was born and raised in sure enough, “Kenny Crisp was Larry retired from the Pres- the United States, last time I checked. You know, we’re Kentucky, but says like a lot of people, there in full turnout gear waiting kind of funny about it.” See EMS | A2 he and his family moved to Michigan by the fire hydrant on me.” See HERO | A2
Magoffin woman accused of giving court forged papers Jack Latta Darlene Russell, 39, aware of a prescription Dr. Mark Einbecker, to of- [email protected] of Salyersville, was ar- for her daughter. Russell ficials in Floyd District rested March 25, after also allegedly provided Court. The documents PRESTONSBURG — A she allegedly attempted the arresting officer were to become part of Magoffin county woman to obtain controlled sub- with a false name and the official court record. who was arrested in March stances from the Wal- Social Security number. Russell is charged with for attempting to obtain Mart pharmacy by using Russell’s legal wran- second-degree criminal controlled subtanaces her daughter’s name. glings did not end there. possession of a forged in- fraudulently was back in Russell told officers that On May 15, a warrant strument for that action. Photo by Ralph B. Davis court last week for alleged- Wal-Mart had called her was issued for arrest after According to court Attorney Eric C. Conn, left, says he admires heroes and be- ly presenting forged docu- to come pick up the or- she allegedly presented records, Russell is next lieves Charles Ramsey, right, fits that bill. Conn commis- ments to the Floyd County der, and that she had two forged pieces of let- scheduled to appear in sioned a bust of Ramsey and asked him to come to his Stan- District Court. told them she was un- terhead, purportedly from court in November. ville office for its presentation. A2 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Obituaries
band and parents, Danese parents, John was preced- 2013; she passed away at preceded in death by her Warsaw, at the age of 90. was preceded in death by ed in death by his broth- Hickory Creek of Conners- parents, a sister, Mary Eliz- Her funeral service will two brothers, Glen Fannin ers Douglas Lloyd Brown ville, where she had been abeth Jones Gibson, three be conducted at 10 a.m., and Clyde Fannin, and two and George Cecil Brown a resident since May 14, brothers, Casey, Clayburn Thursday, May 30, at sisters, Lucille Sellards of Prestonsburg and sister 2013. and Bernard Jones, and a God’s Highway to Heaven and Edith Cook. Edna Noland of Lancaster, One of eight children, nephew, Paul Taylor. Church, 555 W. Weber Funeral services for Ohio. she was born April 16, Funeral services will be Street, in Warsaw, and Lena Danese Fannin Am- Services will be held at 1950 in Floyd County, Ken- held at 1 PM Thursday, officiated by Pastor Bob burgey were held Sunday, 1:00 p.m. Saturday June tucky, the daughter of Ira May 30, 2013, at Miller, Brown. Burial will follow May 26, at the Irene Cole 1, 2013 at Carter Funeral Lee and Fannie Elizabeth Moster, Robbins Funeral at Oakwood Cemetery in First Baptist Church, in Home in Prestonsburg. Friend Jones. At the age Home with Elder Paul S. Warsaw. Redpath-Fruth Prestonsburg, with Jerry Visitation will be from of five, she moved to Con- Jones officiating. Burial Funeral Home in in charge Workman officiating. Buri- 5-8 p.m. Friday. In lieu of nersville with her family will be in Columbia Cem- of arrangements. al followed in the Rich- flowers, memorial contri- and was a 1968 graduate of etery. Family and friends mond Memorial Cemetery, butions are suggested to Connersville High School. may call at the Funeral Roma Aileen Tuttle Lena Danese in Prestonsburg. Sanctuary Hospice, P.O. On May 8, 1990, she was Home from 5 until 8 PM Roma Aileen Tuttle, Fannin Amburgey Pallbearers: John H. Box 161, Ridgeland, S.C. married to Robert “Gene” Wednesday. age 89 of Eastern, widow Lena Danese Fannin Blackburn, Gary Garrett, 29936. Harvey of Connersville; Memorial contributions of the late Aaron Tuttle, Amburgey, age 89, of Pre- Doug Wells, Sam Wade The family has entrust- Mr. Harvey died February may be made to the Ameri- passed away Monday, May stonsburg, wife of the late Wells, Don Hicks, Greg ed arrangements to the 4, 2013. can Lung Association or 27, 2013, at her residence. Rev. William Harrison Gibson, Pete Dabney, Carter Funeral Home. For more than thirty the Harvey Family Schol- She was born April 14, “Bill” Amburgey II, passed Lloyd Daniels and Jitter years, she was employed arship at the Park Place 1924, in Martin, a daugh- away Thursday, May 23, Allen. Alma Rene with Visteon and its pre- Church of God. ter of the late Raymond 2013, at the Riverview Jones Caudill decessors, retiring as an Friends may also visit and Hazel Mae Click Healthcare, in Prestons- John Forrest Alma Rene Jones Cau- inspector in 2002. anytime online at miller- Samons. She was a book- burg. Brown dill, age 84, of Bevinsville, She attended the Primi- mosterrobbins.com. keeper, member of the She was born Jan. 30, John Forrest Brown, wife of Elmer Caudill, tive Baptist Church; she Church of Christ, and the 1924, at Glo, a daughter of owner of Brown Foodser- passed away Saturday, May was also a member of the Emma Grace Perry director for Rosie the Riv- the late Joe and Olive Rice vices Inc., in Louisa, died 25, 2013, at her residence. American Legion Auxil- Emma Grace Perry, 60, eter for the state of Ken- Fannin. She was a 1942 Saturday May 25, 2013 at She was born May 4, iary, the VFW Auxiliary, of Ewing, passed away un- tucky, graduate of Wayland High his residence in Callawas- 1929, at Bypro, a daughter the AMVETS Auxiliary expectedly Friday, May 24, Roma is survived by School and Pikeville Col- sie Island S.C. Born August of the late Johnny and Lula and the Moose and Eagles 2013 at Fleming County four step-sons, John M. lege. 24, 1934 in Van Lear to Hatfield Jones. She was a Lodges. Hospital. She was the wid- (Judy) Hall Jr., of Stras- She was a retired school George D. and Mary Jane retired postmaster, having ow of Jimmy Perry. She was an avid Elvis burg, Va., Eugene (Ruth) teacher for the Floyd Coun- Brown he was raised in worked at the Bevinsville Presley and Beatles fan; Mrs. Perry was born in Tuttle, of St. Mary’s, ty School System; member Prestonsburg and worked Post Office. she also loved to collect Martin, KY on December Ohio, Don (Joan) Tuttle, of the Highland Avenue at the family wholesale In addition to her hus- dolls and teddy bears 16, 1952 daughter of the of Horseshoe, N.C., and Freewill Baptist Church; food business started by band, she is survived by a and enjoyed dancing and late Hatler & Susan Bailey volunteer at Highlands his parents in 1942. brother, Paul R. Jones, of spending time with her Hill. Doug Tuttle, of Huffman, Regional Medical Center, During his career John Salyersville; two sisters, grandchildren – she rel- Survivors include 3 N.C.; two step-daughters, where she was a past Presi- had served as President of Marlene Little, of Bevins- ished the opportunities to sons, Dennis (Stacey) Connie Castle, of Eastern, dent of the Volunteer Aux- Nugget Food Distributors, ville, and Mary Croot, of travel with her husband Crager of Price, KY, Mi- and Nadine (Ralph) Sand- iliary, having served over President of the Prestons- Tupelo, Miss.; a grandson, “Gene” and together they chael Crager and Terry ers, of St. Mary’s, Ohio; 7,000 hours as a volunteer; burg Chamber of Com- Elmer Douglas Caudill; attended many Bluegrass (Nanette) Crager both of 15 step-grandchildren; member of the Kentucky merce, President of the and two great grandsons, Festivals. Ewing; 11 grandchildren; and several step-great Retired Teachers Asso- Prestonsburg Kiwanis, Ad- Brody Douglas and Ethan Survivors include three 3 sisters, Sandy Hall of grandchildren. ciation; past President of visory Board of Commu- Michael Caudill. daughters, Holly LeGere Mt. Sterling, Linda Adams In addition to her hus- the Mended Hearts Asso- nity Trust Bank, and board She was preceded in Gettinger, Lisa Horning of Hi Hat, Rhonda Burke band and parents, she ciation; past President of member of Community death by her parents; two and her husband Joe and of Bevinsville; 4 brothers, was preceded in death by the Floyd County Retired Hospice in Ashland. sons, Michael Rodney and Gena Swiderek and her Billy Hill and Paul Hill of a step-daughter, Pamela Teachers Association; and Mr. Brown was a gradu- Jackie Caudill; a sister, husband Travis, all of Con- Wheelright, Terry Hill of Hall; a brother, Arliss she was inducted into the ate of Prestonsburg High Alpha Jean Caudill; and a nersville, five grandchil- Wayland and Darrell Hill Samons; and a sister, Eli- Hall of Fame at Riverview School and Eastern Ken- grandson, Jeremy Michael dren, Fancee Congleton, of South Carolina. She was nor Jean Euliss. Healthcare. tucky University. After col- Caudill. Thomas Blake Gettinger, preceded in death by her Funeral services for Mrs. Amburgey is sur- lege, John married Patsy Funeral services were Holly Horning, Devin husband and a son Jimmy Roma Aileen Tuttle will be vived by a son, William Jett and had four children, conducted Tuesday, May and Kendal Waddell and Perry Jr. and 1 brother and held at 1 p.m.,Thursday, Harrison Amburgey III Judith Lynn Brown of Pres- 28, in the Hall Funeral two great-grandchildren, 1 sister. May 30, in the Hall Fu- (Belinda), of Lexington; tonsburg, Lisa Kaye Doller Home Chapel, in Martin, Laney and Hank Smith, Services will be private. neral Home Chapel, in a daughter, Glenda Black- (Dale) of Lexington, Laura with Church of Christ min- all of Connersville, three Cremation services pro- Martin, with James Ed burn (Eugene), of Allen; Ann Kegley of Louisa, and isters officiating. Burial sisters, Roberta Doolin, vided by Palmer Funeral Robinson officiating. Buri- a brother, William Joseph Tom Brown of Prestons- followed in the Arlis Bates Nella Cooper, and Mary Home of May’s Lick. Con- al will follow in the David- “Billy Joe” Fannin (Mary), burg. Two grandchildren, Cemetery, at Bevinsville. Allard, all of Connersville, dolences to www.palmer- son Memorial Gardens, at of Newport News, Va.; a Daniel Neeley and Janie three brothers, Elder Paul funeralhome.net Ivel. grandchild, Erich Black- Kegley. John enjoyed golf, Jones of Baltimore, Ohio Visitation will be held burn (Rhonda); two great fishing, listening to mu- Bonnie A. and Arlee and Ellis Jones, Pearlie Marie from 10 a.m. until time of grandchildren, Julie Black- sic, and loved to reminisce Jones Harvey both of Connersville, and Prater the service on Thursday. burn and Thomas Black- with stories of family and Bonnie A. Jones Harvey, many nieces, nephews and Pearlie Marie Prater, of In lieu of flowers, dona- burn, of Pikeville; and a friends/ He will always 63, of Connersville, was cousins. Warsaw, Ind., widow of tions may be made to the host of nieces and neph- be remembered as a kind reunited with the love of Besides her beloved hus- Virgil Preston Prater, died American Diabetes As- ews. husband, father, son and her life, “Gene” Harvey, band of twenty-two years, Friday, May 24, 2013, at sociation P.O. Box 11454 In addition to her hus- friend. In addition to his Saturday morning May 25, “Gene” Harvey, she was Miller’s Merry Manor, of Alexandria, VA 22312. Hero Diabetes From Page A1 house, he kicked in a door that al- Ramsey said. “Dude, for what have gotten older and married From Page A1 lowed Amanda Berry, Gina DeJe- he did, naturally, you’re a mon- and gone on with their life. The Conn said he was inspired by sus, Michelle Knight and a 6-year- ster. How you did it and how you mother and the father who start- A1C test, which provides Ramsey’s actions, to the point old girl escape. The women had pulled it off and kept it is a secret, ed that generation is still right an average of blood glucose that he felt compelled to bring been abducted and held captive you’re a genius … there. And you don’t see noth- control over the previous him to Floyd County to meet with in Castro’s house for years, under “That’s the type of person. ing? It’s like my friend say, it’s three months, were found to You don’t know what to do with local residents. the noses of neighbors and de- not about they didn’t see nothing. have Type 2 diabetes. this dude. You can’t label him. “I like statues, I like heroes, They aren’t going to say nothing.” TCDP is an offshoot of spite an extensive search. He’s a regular person.” and this is one that’s still alive,” Ramsey said he had lived He said that unwillingness to the Friedell Committee for Conn said. “So I really wanted to Despite living next-door to a Health System Transfor- next to Castro for about a year “monster” for about a year, Ramsey do anything extended to the day give him some credit and let him the women were rescued. mation. It includes health and saw nothing that would said he hasn’t changed his opinion professionals and commu- just say hi and let our area know have led him to believe any- of humanity in general, but he does “The whole neighborhood him a little bit.” nity representatives who thing out of the ordinary was question his neighbors. heard screams,” Ramsey said. gather on a quarterly basis Ramsey gained national notori- taking place next door. “I’m the new kid on the block,” “That girl was loud, she stopped to share information and ety when, after hearing screams “There was no raised eyebrow Ramsey said. “Everybody else has me from eating my Big Mac … swap strategies for dealing from neighbor Ariel Castro’s with him, know what I mean?” raised families and the children Did anybody else help? No.” with the disease. Next up for TCDP is the development of a stra- tegic plan to address the EMS problem. Robinson said From Page A2 charge of Training, Ar- was acting Chief of the the Director of Safety & Larry is also the Chief such a plan will likely in- son Investigator, Build- Fire Department. Training. He not only as- of the David Area Volun- clude recommending spe- tonsburg Fire Dept. af- ing Inspector, Flood In October 2003 he sists with the continuing teer Fire Dept. cific activities to reduce ter 24 years of service Plain Manager, Zoning was hired with Trans- education for employees Allen Lafferty says that the incidence of diabetes, as EMS Supervisor in Enforcement Officer and Star Ambulance to be but also teaches EMT, Adams heart and life have educate the public about CPR and First Aid Class- always been wrapped community and personal responsibility for the dis- es to the public as well. around the EMS world, ease, and increased screen- In Loving Memory “Every EMT in East- trying to save lives, teach ing to identify people who ern Kentucky has been others to save lives and are diabetic or pre-diabetic touched by this man,” trying to just make a differ- without knowing it. said Lafferty. ence in the world. Also during Friday’s meeting, the group agreed to seek grant funding to United Church of God provide A1C tests to every Heath Adam Preaching the Gospel, Preparing a People adult in the region over the age of 40. “Buddy” Adkins In the past year, the The Kingdom of God group also spearheaded an effort to implement the Memories of your Series YMCA Diabetes Preven- tion Program for a group laughter, your free spirit, of adults over the age of and unconditional love “How Can You Prepare for 55. Robinson said that ef- will be with us always. fort was notable for two What Lies Ahead? ” reasons: It was the first What a blessing to have time the program had been had you in our life. used at a non-YMCA site, and everyone who partici- Location: Comfort Suites pated in the program saw We love and miss you, 51 Hal Rogers, Prestonsburg, KY significant weight loss and Dad, Mom, “Sis”, improved A1C scores. 41653 Mom-Maw & Robinson remains op- timistic that sustained at- family Date: June 8th, 2013 tention to the problem can achieve a positive result, Time: 1:30 P.M. region-wide. 08/09/67 - 05/31/11 “We have the resources in Everyone is Welcome! 60421390 this community to fix this 60419111 problem,” Robinson said. THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 • A3 Conference targets those with an idea and a dream Ralph B. Davis [email protected]
PRESTONSBURG — Creative minds with an idea for a new product were drawn Tues- day to Jenny Wiley State Resort Park for the i2b conference, to get ideas on how to turn their dreams into business opportunities. i2b stands for “Innovation + Invention = Business.” Conference organizers included the Morehead State University Innovation and Commercialization Center and Young Professionals of East Kentucky. Jonathan Gay, director of both groups, was on hand for the event and said he hoped the conference would help jump-start business in Eastern Kentucky. “We think there are already a lot of people who have ideas for inventions, ideas for in- novative business models,” Gay said. “We’re trying to get them to actually go out and take that next step of creating it. And in the pro- cess, we’re explaining to them a few of the steps that are necessary — how to protect Photos by Matt Cronin your idea, how to finance your idea, how to Jonathan Gay, director of the MSU Innovation and Commercialization Center, left, introduced patent attorney Jim Francis during Tuesday’s i2b conference at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park. actually take an idea, whether it’s an inven- tion or some new innovation, some new busi- ness model, and create a business around it.” Charles Black, of Charleston, W.Va., is the founder of Black’s Bakeware, which produces a line of non-stick, no-run cookie sheets and will soon offer cake pans and pizza pans. He said the folks at the Innovation Center helped him decide to bring his business to Kentucky. “I tell you, these guys know what they’re doing,” Black said. “They’ve helped me far more than West Virginia ever did.” Black says that the Innovation Center helped him clear some hurdles which he would not have known how to get over other- wise. He said the center has helped him with marketing, selecting a business structure, and finding a new manufacturer. “I don’t know a lot about business, but these guys do,” Black said. “And if they don’t know something, they know people who do.” During the conference, attendees learned about subjects such as patent law; copy- rights, trademarks and branding; creating prototypes; and financing. Charles Black, owner of Black’s Bakeware, says the Innovation Center has helped him ramp up his business. Rogers From Page A1 Rogers told the crowd that the “This radical plan was the only attended by Kentucky House The U.S. Army Corps of Engi- fire station would be the first thing available,” said Rogers, who Speaker Greg Stumbo, Sen. neers and the Floyd County Fiscal Judge-Executive R.D. “Doc” Mar- building in what he predicts will added, “This project will eventu- Johnny Ray Turner, Col. Steven Court signed the Project Coopera- shall called the firehouse the first be the new city of Martin. ally bring peace of mind to Mar- McGugan with the Corp of En- tion Agreement for the redevelop- piece of the puzzle for the Martin “It’s a symbol of hope and tin, in the threat of storms.” gineers, Magistrate Hattie Ow- ment in June of 2001. The Phase relocation. “It’s an accomplish- progress in flood protection,” Rogers says he wants to come ens, and former mayor Alan R. I site required $100 million in ment that we’ve been looking for- said Congressman Rogers. “This back in the future to help cel- Whicker. The national anthem spending, and created a 6.5 acre ward to,” said Marshall. fire station will continue to be a ebrate the new town hall and al- was performed by Marlana Van- commercial development site. The keynote speaker for Tues- lighthouse on the hill.” ternative school, which are also hoose, who was also recognized Phases II and III, for which there day’s gathering was U.S. Rep. Rogers said that Martin’s re- planned to be constructed on the by Rep. Hal Rogers. Members is no immediate timetable, will re- Hal Rogers, who has spearhead development came about due re-development location. of the Carl D. Perkins Job Corps quire the acquisitions and demoli- the Martin re-development plan, to the city suffering 10 major “There is a long way to go, but Center’s Advanced Security stu- tion of existing downtown area to finding funding where he can to floods over the years, which re- we’ve come a long way too.” dents were present to assist with provide additional residential and keep the project going. quired a drastic plan. Tuesday’s ceremony was also parking and set up. commercial development. 60409266 A4
A4 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Worth Repeating ... A liberal is a man who is right most of the time, but he's right too soon. Viewpoint — Gregory Nunn Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people to peaceably assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. A legislative perspective
Rep. Greg Stumbo Speaker of the House
As we put another school year behind us – and as par- ents wait for the inevitable cries of “I’m bored” in the not- too-distant future – now is a good time to take a closer look at all of the good things going on academically. Over the long term, perhaps the best news came out of a 2012 Harvard study, which showed Kentucky tying for fifth among the states when measuring the gains our students have made over the last 20 years in math, reading and science. That study relied on scores from the National Assess- ment of Educational Progress, which gives what is com- monly referred to as the “nation’s report card.” A De- cember comparison of the NAEP scores shows Kentucky placing fourth among the states in fourth grade science; 11th in fourth grade reading; 13th in eighth grade read- ing; and 17th in eighth grade science. According to the Kentucky Department of Educa- tion, our high schools are making strong strides as well. It reported in February that the number of grad- uating students considered college and career ready jumped from 38 to 47 percent in a single year. That translates to 4,500 more students who are better pre- pared to tackle the world. More high school students are excelling in Advanced Placement courses, too, which provide college credit for those who earn at least a three out of a possible five on the final exam. More than 12,000 students took these exams in 2012, which was 75 percent more than took them in 2007. About half of the students passed last year. In January, meanwhile, Education Week put Ken- tucky 10th among the states when measuring student achievement, academic standards, school finances and the quality of our teachers. That ranking is two Guest view dozen spots higher than it was in 2011. That success is continuing at the postsecondary level. Recently, the state’s Council on Postsecond- ary Education said that our public and private col- leges and universities were on track to award more Building blocks for our nation’s future than 61,000 certificates and degrees this school year. That’s a slight decrease from 2011-12, but still far Roger Freeman North Carolina and numerous other tional Renewable Energy Laboratory better than what we saw a decade ago. states. A legislative committee in study shows that many countries are Since then, associate degrees have risen by more than For the first time, a United States North Carolina killed ALEC’s bill, successfully managing high levels of two-thirds; bachelor and Ph.D. degrees are both up a third; president has announced that tack- but the debate continues there and renewable energy on the grid. Pro- and professional doctoral degrees are up by more than half. ling climate change is a national pri- around the country. jected increases in electric vehicles, Interestingly, a recent comparison between Kentucky ority. Yet, Congress shows no signs Renewable energy standards have net metering, smart-grid and effi- and 15 other southern states shows we do a great job of passing meaningful legislation – also come under scrutiny by another ciency will only increase the ability when focusing on professional doctoral degrees, which for now, it’s up to states and localities faction – the “we’ve-already-met-the- to integrate renewable energy. primarily cover the law and healthcare fields. Only one to turn this declaration into action. bar” crowd. These folks point out Even more shortsighted is the no- state produced more dentists than Kentucky in 2010-11, But this isn’t new. When it comes that most utilities have already pur- tion that by emphasizing renewable for example, and just two produced more attorneys. to renewable energy, state policy has chased enough wind and solar power energy sources, we will cause busi- A lot of credit for all of the gains our students yielded by far the most progress. to meet the thresholds. While the nesses to outsource jobs. Anyone have made goes, of course, to our teachers, and that In 29 states, this has come mainly RPSs shouldn’t be repealed they say, watching developments in Europe, workforce also gets high marks. Early this year, we through renewable portfolio/energy these standards have lost their luster. Israel and China will recognize that learned that only six states had a higher number of standards, known as RPSs. These I beg to differ. RPSs need to be pro- renewable energy is the technologi- teachers earn the prestigious National Board Certi- laws require public utilities to pur- tected, at least until Congress adopts cal wave of the future. Sensible gov- fication in 2012, and a 2007-08 review found that chase or generate a certain percent- a federal version. Recent attacks are ernment incentives will help the U.S. there are only six states as well that have a higher age of renewable energy as part of not only misguided and based on compete against nations investing percentage of teachers with a master’s degree. their overall portfolio. falsehoods, they miss the point. capital in renewables and clean tech- During the 2012 and 2013 legislative sessions, the In my home state of Colorado, we As for the facts, studies are in- nology. General Assembly adopted several notable laws that are engaged in a highly-publicized creasingly showing that RPSs – and Yet there is more to the energy will help us succeed even more in the future. That legislative debate over expanding renewable energy in general – do cost/reliability/competitiveness de- includes initiatives to raise the high school dropout our RPS. But the national trend is not increase electricity rates. And bate. When President Obama labeled age from 16 to 18 – a process that will begin when 55 in the opposite direction; various utilities with increased renewables climate change a universal threat, he percent of the school districts sign on – and giving groups are trying to repeal or over- haven’t found that grid reliability is alluded to its dire economic effects schools the opportunity to make significant changes turn RPSs in numerous states. In jeopardized. The Midwest Indepen- worldwide – not to mention envi- if they think it will boost scores. We also streamlined 2012 the American Legislative Ex- career and technical education; laid the groundwork dent Transmission System Operator ronmental and public-health risks. for a statewide evaluation system for teachers; and of- change Council (ALEC) adopted (the regional grid for all or part of Many consider these issues more fered more financial help to students graduating early. model legislation, ironically called 12 Midwestern states) has increased compelling than the latest economic Education is one area where there is always room for the “Electricity Freedom Act,” to wind generation 14 times the past forecast. Just ask my friends in the improvement, and while that is what we all strive for, it repeal these laws. ALEC-backed leg- five years without experiencing op- ski industry or rafting/outdoor trade. is good every so often to step back and see just how far islation was introduced this year in erational issues. In Colorado, a Na- This is where the RPSs are critical. we have come in a relatively short amount of time. That is worth celebrating as one school year ends and, just about two months from now, another is set to begin. House week in review Rep. Hubert Collins The Cabinet’s capital plan sion’s plan includes $675 Transportation Cabinet; contained $717 million in million in proposed proj- $90 million in proposed More than $2.5 billion proposed capital projects, ects (known as Offers of projects from the Econom- in proposed capital proj- and SFCC’s capital plan Assistance) to help local ic Development Cabinet; ects were submitted to contained $675 million in school districts meet their $59.3 million in projects the state Capital Planning proposed projects. construction needs. Com- proposed by the Kentucky Advisory Board for review Most of the Cabinet’s mission Executive Direc- River Authority; and $42 last week. The proposals funding would go toward tor Dr. Bob Tarvin said his million in projects proposed were submitted by eight maintenance, renovation, agency’s plan includes two by the Department for Lo- state government entities replacement, or expansion major funding initiatives: cal Government. seeking funding for capi- of facilities and three large SFCC Regular Offers of Any project that will tal projects over the next non-maintenance projects Assistance, offered to be submitted in an six-year period. for the 2014-2016 bien- schools with unmet facil- agency capital budget The Board is tentatively nium, according to Cabi- ity needs, and the SFCC request to the Kentucky scheduled to complete its net finance official Tim Urgent Need School General Assembly for review of all state agency Pollard. Those non-main- Trust Fund, targeted budget authorization is capital plans in July. Those tenance projects include a funding for what Dr. required to be submit- plans will then be used to $180 million renovation of Tarvin called “the worst ted in an agency capital develop a proposed Six- the Kentucky International facilities in our state.” plan to the Board. Most Year Statewide Capital Convention Center in Lou- The Kentucky General plans are from Cabi- Improvements Plan, as isville, $35 million for ex- Assembly authorized $65.4 nets and agencies of the required by state law, and pansion of the Northern million in bonds for the Executive Branch, in- submitted to the heads of Kentucky Convention Cen- Urgent Need School Trust cluding postsecondary the three branches of gov- ter, and demolition and Fund in the 2010-2012 Ex- education institutions, ernment by November 1. replacement of old Cardi- ecutive Budget for thirteen according to the Leg- The Board is scheduled to nal Stadium with a 70,000 Category Five projects in islative Research Com- meet in September to ap- square foot warehouse at a twelve school districts. mission, which adminis- proval the final plan. cost of $15 million. The remaining agency ters the Board. The two largest capital Pollard told the Board capital plans reviewed by The Capital Planning Ad- plans reviewed last week that the Cabinet’s capi- the Board last week include: visory Board is comprised were submitted by the tal plan is “first and $436.9 million in projects of both legislative and Tourism, Arts, and Heri- foremost focused on the proposed by the Cabinet non-legislative members tage Cabinet and the School maintenance of existing for Health and Family Ser- and is co-chaired by Sen. Visit us online at Facilities Construction infrastructure,” includ- vices; $351.1 million in Stan Humphries, R-Cadiz, Commission (SFCC). Com- ing maintenance of Ken- projects proposed by the and Rep. Terry Mills, D- www.floydcountytimes.com bined, two plans combined tucky’s state parks. Justice and Public Safety Lebanon. The Board’s next represent a total of $1.29 The School Facilities Cabinet; $129.8 million in meeting is scheduled for million in project requests. 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THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 • A5 Pikeville Medical joins Mayo Clinic Care Network PIKEVILLE — Offi- care information system become a member of our patients. We are very The Mayo Clinic Care cials from Mayo Clinic and its electronic con- Mayo Clinic Care Net- excited to work together Network represents and Pikeville Medi- sulting process that con- work,” says Walter E. with Pikeville to find non-ownership relation- “Pikeville cal Center (PMC) an- nects physicians with May, president and bold and innovative ways ships. With Mayo Clinic, Medical nounced last week that Mayo Clinic specialists chief executive officer of to enhance the quality members of the network PMC is the latest mem- on questions of diagno- Pikeville Medical Center. of life for the patients in share a commitment to Center is ber of the Mayo Clinic sis, therapy or care man- “I have admired Mayo that region of the coun- improve the quality and honored Care Network. PMC agement. Clinic for many years try.” delivery of health care. provides high-quality PMC is a 261-bed facil- and tried to make Pikev- PMC physicians will The primary goal of the that we have ille Medical Center more be able to connect with compassionate care to ity with a growing cam- Mayo Clinic Care Net- like the Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic specialists a region of more than pus that features some work is to help people been asked 420,000 people in 15 This new agreement will on questions of com- gain the benefits of of the region’s most take our hospital to the plex medical care using to become counties and the states Mayo Clinic knowledge advanced medical tech- next level.” an electronic consulting of Kentucky, Virginia and nology and more than a and expertise close to a member West Virginia. “We are pleased to wel- technique called eCon- half million square feet come Pikeville Medical sults. PMC physicians home, ensuring that pa- The Mayo Clinic Care of Mayo of space. The hospital is Center and its more than also will have access to tients need to travel for Network extends Mayo currently undergoing a 2,000 employees into our Mayo-vetted medical in- care only when necessary. Clinic Care Clinic’s knowledge and $150 million expansion Mayo Clinic Care Net- formation through the The network launched expertise to physicians that includes an 11-story work family,” says Ste- AskMayoExpert. These in 2011, and has member Network.” and providers interested clinic and 10-story park- phen Lange, M.D., south- tools, in addition to organizations based in in working together in ing facility. Pikeville east medical director of health care consulting, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, — Walter E. Mayo the best interest of their Medical Center employs the Mayo Clinic Care will help the staff at PMC Kentucky, Michigan, Min- President and patients. PMC providers more than 2,300 people. Network. “Our mission provide the best care for nesota, Missouri, Mon- chief executive will have access to Mayo “Pikeville Medical is to work collaboratively its patients as well as im- tana, New Hampshire, officer of Pikeville Clinic resources, includ- Center is honored that to improve the quality of prove its systems and the North Dakota, Puerto Medical Center ing its online point-of- we have been asked to health care and value for health of the community. Rico and Mexico.
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60420224 free ofcharge, tofamiliesandindividualsinneed. Center astheirhubfor receiving food, that they distribute centers, rely onthePrestonsburg Regional Distribution ters, seniorcenters, day treatment facilitiesand childcare 120 programs, suchassoupkitchens,food pantries,shel- God’s Pantry Food it in 1986.More established Bank than has beenasource offree ordrastically reduced food since to God’s Pantry Food ThePrestonsburg Bank. Center throughCourt, CountyCoalSeverance theSingle Fund sible inpartthrough agrant from theFloyd CountyFiscal able withinareasonable from distance theirlocation.” when transportation andinventory storage is avail- ner agencies are better equippedtoserve their clients the remotest portionofourservicearea. Ourpart increased theamountoffood andpeoplewe serve in ing OfficerJohn Lancaster. “We have successfully head,” notes God’s Pantry Food Chief Operat Bank our new DistributionCenters inLondonandMore the CenterinPrestonsburg isvaluable asamodel for area, andanew warehouse inWinchester. announced distribution center in the London-Corbin a new distributioncenterinMorehead, asoon-to-be has seenupgrades at themainwarehouse inLexington, cold-storage upgrades inPrestonsburg, God’s Pantry region50-county theagency serves. Inaddition tothe which hasmeantupgrades andconstructionacross the Pantry’s “CometotheTable” fundraising campaign, tonsburg warehouse. lbs. offood valued at $1.63millionthrough thePres - 2011 and2012,God’s Pantry distributed981,108 pallets ofrefrigerated foods, upfrom five. pallets offrozen food, upfrom 10before, aswell as18 house’s storage ability. Thewarehouse cannow hold40 storage units that greatly expand the Prestonsburg ware officially tookthewraps offnew frozen and refrigerated Prestonsburg warehouse Thursday. ly unveiled somecoolnew enhancementstotheagency’s [email protected] Ralph B. Davis reception New ‘chilly’ foodstorageget units plies andotheritems, medicine, cleaningsup filled withtoiletries, did thisasastaff.” we allgot together and ma disaster. “Afterwards, of theOklaho Phipps said when IsawitonTV,” away bytheviolentstorm. hopes anddreams swept the manypeoplewhosaw was2, 2012. She among the communityonMarch a tornadonearly leveled ing inWest Liberty, where welcome reminder. Moore, Okla., was an un- spread destructionin nado that causedwide Phipps, therecent tor [email protected] Ralph B. Davis Medical office collects items for tornado victims email: [email protected] Your news...Your newspaper Additional fundingfor thenew unitswas madepos- 27years“The ofhistorywe have experienced with Part ofthemoneyfor thenew unitscamefrom God’s The upgrades are expected tohave In animpact. andreception,During aribbon-cutting God’s Pantry PRESTONSBURG —God’s Pantry Food official- Bank was aroom“This” “It brought itallback, Last year, Phipps was liv- AUXIER —For Lydia Floyd CountyTimes Story idea or news tip? ideaornews Story www.floydcountytimes.com Community News, Sports Scores Community News, Scores Sports YOUR NEWSPAPER Call 606-886-8506 Phone: 606-886-8506 Fax: 606-886-3603 MAY 29, 2013 WEDNESDAY, Editorials, Church EventsEditorials, Church and BreakingNews - - - - ing andCooling. Fannin’s Plumbing,Heat RECC, CashExpress and Pharmacy, BigSandy ing itemsfrom MedZone extensive help incollect dispatched toOklahoma. were loadedonatruckand Church of God, where they went Sterling to Mt. First Fromfort. there, the items with anothercollectionef- Fire tojoin Department, sent to the West Liberty items, whichwere then lecting andsortingthe ers spenttwo days col- as aregistered nurse. where Phippsnow works of Physicians for Women, homa victimsbythestaff collected for theOkla- The officereceived Phipps andhercowork - - - 60396601 - - - - erated units atthefood bank’s Prestonsburg warehouse. of directors, shows off the storage capacity of thenew refrig Cheryl James, president of theGod’s Pantry Food Bank board God’s Pantry officially opened its new cold storage units Thursday atthe agency’s Prestonsburg warehouse. filling a room withtheir efforts. The staff of Physicians for twoWomen spent days collecting items for the victims of theMoore, Okla., tornado andendedup FLOYD COUNTY A7 60419428
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(Items taken from The Floyd County Times, 20, 30, 40, 50 OUR YESTERDAYS 60, 70 years ago.)
20 years ago and her sister, Betty Thom- Paul Hunt Thompson, who The graduating class of alleged that engineering judge-executive. (June 9, and June as, pleaded guilty, Monday, has spearheaded efforts to 1993, will be the last to plans were in error, and A judge rejected the mo- 11, 1993) in Floyd Circuit Court to construct a new state pris- “walk the aisle” at Wheel- hospital officials had de- tion of a new trial for Wil- An attorney represent- charges relating to the theft on at Wheelwright, and wright High School. On ceived the council and liam “Oakie” Bevins. ing the company which of items for Fouts’ wed- who has directed a popu- Friday, June 18, at 7 citizens about the design Alvis Randall Frasure, did the site preparation ding to Danny Fouts last lar drug abuse awareness p.m., in the school gym, of the project. 38, of Martin, was jailed work for South Floyd High year. Fouts, 19, of Knott program for county school 143 seniors will be grant- Proceedings continued, for the murder of Larry W. School called a state De- County, and Thomas, 23, children, was named Floyd ed their diplomas. Thursday, in the appar- Wilson, 31, at the home of partment of Education re- of Prestonsburg, pleaded Countian of the Year by Floyd Superintendent ently drug-related death Wilson’s ex-wife. port on the project inaccu- guilty to one count each of the Chamber. O. Sam Steve Towler doesn’t seem of an Auxier teen. Dar- The nomination of John rate and one-sided. Phillip misdemeanor theft. They Blankenship, executive of- to be too disappointed rell Williams, 32; William M. Stumbo as the Demo- Damron, representing Tri- were arrested March 14, ficer for Bank Josephine about being passed over Blackburn, 24; and Jerry cratic candidate for judge- ple B Corporation, which 1992, after Prestonsburg in Prestonsburg and a for the job of superinten- Michael Martin, 22, all of executive in November won a civil lawsuit against Police officers Anthony leader in area economic dent of the Russell Inde- Grethel, were arrested near election is challenged. the school board last year, Castle and Herman Mor- development efforts, was pendent school system. Mud Creek, early Tuesday There died: Ota Mc- told Floyd County school ris discovered approxi- selected Floyd County He said he’s glad it’s over morning, less than an Intosh Anderson, 73, of board members, Thursday, mately $1,500 worth of Businessperson of the with, and he’s not overly hour after 19-year-old Prestonsburg, Friday, in that the report written by merchandise, believed to Year. Worldwide Equip- disappointed. He’s ac- Shawn Patrick Prater Lexington; Nellie Mar- Gary Griesser, associate be stolen, in the trunk of ment, one of the county’s cepted it. Ronnie Back, an died of a gunshot wound tin Shelton, 65, of Drift, commissioner for district the vehicle in which they top three manufacturers, assistant superintendent to the chest. Monday, at McDowell Ap- support services, was were passengers. was named Floyd County in the Russell district had There died: Bertha Click palachian Regional Hos- “short on brains and long A fired Floyd County Business of the Year. been offered the job. Flanery, 85, of Martin, pital; Pearlie Moore, 61, on title.” Griesser was high school principal won According to a press re- Former Governor Ju- Saturday, at her residence; of Martin, Sunday, at her asked by state Education a battle to keep his teach- lease issued Monday, by lian Carroll and Eastern Henry Hamilton, 70, of home; William (Bill) Dye, Commissioner Thomas ing certificate earlier this the Kentucky State Police, Kentucky Racing Incorpo- McDowell, Saturday, in the 71, of Hi Hat, Thursday, Boysen to prepare a chron- month when a state hear- 19-year-old Shawn Patrick rated, haven’t closed the Veterans Hospital, Lexing- at McDowell Appalachian ological report of the prob- ing officer ruled that the Prater was a passenger in betting window on live ton; Shawn Patrick Prater, Regional Hospital; Gree- lem-plagued South Floyd charges against him be dis- a vehicle driven south on racing at Eastern Ken- 19, of Auxier, Sunday, at ley Waddles, 77 of Bypro, High School project which missed. Lewis G. “Spike” U.S. 23, near Betsy Layne tucky in 1993—yet. Car- US 23, Stanville; Anna Thursday, at McDowell has been active since 1986. Berkhimer, 47, was ac- by his brother-in-law, Billy roll is wagering that, with “Alice” Harris, 87, of Pres- Appalachian Regional Griesser released his re- cused last year of touch- Ray Craft, who was follow- a little luck, the once ad- tonsburg, Thursday, at her Hospital; Janie Akers, 95, port last month to mem- ing a 15-year-old female ing a vehicle occupied by versarial Kentucky Racing residence; Mary (Stacy) of Banner, Tuesday, at the bers of the State Board for student in a sexual way, Darnell Williams, 32; Wil- Commission will decide to Lowe, 88, of Prestonsburg, home of her daughter; Clark Elementary and Second- and of filing a false employ- liam Blackburn, 24; and conduct its annual end-of- Sunday; Ernest Gibson, Jones, 63, of Estill, Tuesday, ary Education. Griesser’s ment application. Berkh- Jerry Michael Martin, 22, season celebration at Ken- 77, of Lackey, Monday, at at McDowell Appalachian report blamed much of imer, former principal at all of Grethel. KSP Detec- tucky Downs itself, this Highlands Regional Medi- Regional Hospital. the problems and delays Wheelwright High School, tive Joel Newsome said year. Carroll had met with cal Center; Leona Sturgill, on the South Floyd project was suspended from his Tuesday, that Craft was al- racing commissioner Nate 87, of Thealka, Thursday, 40 years ago on Triple B, former archi- post after the student ac- legedly pursuing the three Sholer prior to Wednes- at Paul B. Hall Regional (June 13, 1973) tect James Ellis and the cused him on two differ- men after an incident in day’s commission meeting Medical Center, Paints- The village of Emma will local board of education… ent occasions of improp- which he found them in at Churchill Downs in Lou- ville; Martha Shepherd soon see the beginning of Upon hearing testimony erly touching her. He was a small marijuana patch isville. Sholer suggested Nelson, 81, of David, Sat- a modern highway-type from Kentucky State Po- later rehired as principal near his home. Martin al- that the commission might urday, at the Good Samari- bridge, to take the place of lice officers Detective Joel by former superintendent legedly fired a slug from be persusaded to hold its tan Hospital, Lexington; the 45-year-old “swinging Newsome and Trooper Ron Hager, but was fired a 12-gauge shotgun into Final Fairgrounds race Paul David Wiley, 47, of bridge” which spans the Earl Gorrell, Floyd Dis- by interim superintendent the passenger side of the meet at Kentucky Downs, Meally, Thursday, at his Big Sandy there, to con- trict Judge Danny Caudill Eldon Smith, when Hager Craft vehicle, Newsome thus making the facility eli- residence; Emogene O. nect the town with US 23. found that there was prob- was ousted by the State said, striking Prater in the gible for intertrack wager- Hamilton, 68, of Langley, Congressman Carl D. able cause to hold accused Board for Elementary and left side of his chest. Prater ing dates later this year. Sunday, at the McDow- Perkins announced in murderer Larry Robinson Secondary Education. was pronounced dead at Despite previous allega- ell Appalachian Regional Washington, last week, over for grand jury de- Two well-known Civic the scene. All three men tions of double-dealing Hospital; Herman Tackett, that the House Education liberation without bond. activists, and one of Floyd are currently charged with and mishandling, Tues- 49, of Banner, Monday, at and Labor Committee, Robinson is accused of County’s leading employ- capital murder. day’s marathon recanvass the Veterans Hospital, Lex- which he heads, will hold deliberately running over ers, were recognized for 117 Allen Central High of the ballots cast in the ington; Eulah Osborne, 90, hearings in this county, and killing William Kent special awards, Thursday, School seniors will re- May 25 primary revealed of Wheelwright, Monday; June 22, and possibly on “Bucky” Rose, at Banner, during the annual meeting ceive their diplomas on no major changes in the Connie McFarlan Conn, the following day, to hear on Saturday, May 29. of the Floyd County Cham- Wednesday, June 23, in election’s outcome, Floyd 43, of David, Friday, at the testimony of black Jeannie Jacobs Fouts ber of Commerce. Sheriff the high school gym. County Clerk Carla “Rob- Highlands Regional Medi- lung applicants who have inson” Boyd said this cal Center; William “Bill” been denied benefits by week. The recanvass was Edward Elliott, 54, of To- the Social Security Ad- requested in May by out- peka, Kansas, May 15, at ministration. going Commonwealth’s Nashville Memorial Hos- Retirement of Dr. Rus- Attorney Jerry Patton; pital; Madeline Stumbo sell L. Hall, as health offi- county judge/executive Schmitz, 60, of Lexington, cer heading both the Floyd candidate Dale McKinney formerly of McDowell, Fri- and Martin county Health and jailer candidate Junior day, at her residence; Dolo- Departments, became ef- Joseph, after multiple me- res Ilene Conn, 60, of Lees- fective May 10. chanical malfunctions at burg, Florida, formerly A single car accident, polling places around the of Betsy Layne, May 28; early Sunday morning, county prompted cries of Arlene Meade Akers, 43, near Bonanza, claimed fraud and negligence. of Martin, Monday, at the life of the vehicle’s Three Floyd County her residence; Lora Van- only occupant, 22-year- school administrators have derpool, 74, of Jackson, old Billy Monroe Howell, filed a lawsuit against the Michigan, formerly of of Abbott Creek. board of education to pre- Hueysville, Wednesday, Miki Jane Little, daugh- vent the implementation at Foot Hospital, Jack- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike of central office reorgani- son, Michigan. Little, of Melvin, will rep- zation plan. The adminis- resent Floyd County in trators are also asking the 30 years ago the Miss Kentucky Pag- state’s attorney general to (Wednesday, June eant, to be held July 12- declare void, actions taken 1, 1983) 14 in Louisville. by the board to approve Voting machines were Timmy Crawford, son of the plan which, they claim, held under seal, and really Mr. and Mrs. Manis Craw- was discussed during three widened the lead of Car- ford, of Melvin, and Mike “illegal” closed sessions. la Robinson Boyd over Armour, son of Mr. and Martin City Council Thomas Lafferty Jr., and Mrs. Henry Armour, of agreed, Wednesday, to Benny Ray Bailey over Wheelwright, will attend ask Our Lady of the Way Ray Turner. the 30th annual conven- Hospital representatives John M. Stumbo left the tion of Key Club Interna- to repair damages to a Floyd County Board of tional in Chicago, July 1-4. city street after several Education where he was There died: Mrs. Hattie residents raised concerns a member for 31 years. R. Reynolds, 73, of Day- about the hospital’s expan- Stumbo is the new judge- ton, O., formerly of Pike sion project. Rita Laferty executive, after Barkley County, Sunday, in a Day- and Beecher Scutchfield Sturgill resigned as acting ton hospital. BUNDLE & SAVE! ON DIGITAL SERVICES FOR YOUR HOME
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Calendar items will be survivors are invited to be vice program designed to tact mentor coordinator peals, permanent and to- [email protected] printed as space permits special guests for a celebra- help reduce recidivism and Joshua Kinzer, (606) 886- tal claims and others. Editor’s note: To an- tion of a world with more promote positive growth, by 4439, (606) 339-8878, or Contact (606) 886-9428 Autistic Children nounce your community birthdays, Tuesday, June linking nonviolent offenders [email protected]. or (606) 297-1973 for Support Group event, you may hand- 4, at May Lodge, in Jenny with a mentor from the local more information. plans monthly deliver your item to The Wiley State Resort Park. community. M2C is looking Veterans service meeting Floyd County Times office, Registration begins at 5:30 for local men who are moti- officer Autism Support group for located at 263 S. Central p.m., followed by dinner vated to make a difference VFW Post 5839 in Awareness & Guardians of Autistic Avenue, Prestonsburg; or and celebration. All Floyd in the life of an individual Lancer will have a service Support Group Children will meet the mail to: The Floyd County County cancer survivors while having a positive im- officer available every 2nd Monday of each first Thursday of every Times, P.O. Box 390, Pres- are welcome and can bring pact on the community. Wednesday, from noon month. Calvarys Call month at the Haven of tonsburg, KY 41653; or fax one guest. For informa- If you or someone you until 4 p.m. Some servic- Church, Lancer. (6-7 Rest, 1601 Airport Road, to 606-886-3603; or email tion, contact Billie Turner know is interested in be- es offered will be initial p.m.). Contact: Bil- Inez. Call 606-298-0520 to: fctfeatures@floydcoun- at (606) 285-6402. coming a mentor, con- claim filing, upgrades, ap- lie Chain, eastkyautis- for information. tytimes.com. Information will not be taken over the Big Sandy telephone. All items will Council on Elder SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 13- 001 OF THE CITY OF MARTIN, KENTUCKY be placed on a first-come, Maltreatment first-serve basis as space The Big Sandy Council The aforesaid is an Ordinance stating the City of Martin’s intent and desire to Annex certain permits. on Elder Maltreatment corridors of Highway, specifi cally a portion. of Kentucky Route 80 from the Martin City meets the first Thursday AppalReD board of each month at 10 a.m. at Limits West3.0 miles; a portion of Kentucky Route 1428 from the Martin City Limits North meeting the Big Sandy Area Devel- 3.5 miles; a portion of Kentucky Route 122 from the Martin City Limits East 2.5 miles; and Notice is hereby given opment District. a portion of Kentucky Route 80 from the Martin City Limits East 4.0 miles, all within Floyd that the Board of Direc- tors of AppalReD Legal Diabetes Support County, Kentucky, to the City of Martin, Kentucky. Aid will hold a special- Group The foregoing Summary Prepared and certifi ed by: called meeting on Friday, The Floyd County May 31, at 1:30 p.m., at Health Department Diabe- the Prestonsburg Office of tes Support Group meets AppalReD Legal Aid, 120 the last Monday of each Clyde F. Johnson North Front Avenue, Pres- month (unless it is a holi- tonsburg, Ky. 41653. day) from 5 to 6 p.m. The P.O. Box 763 I 81 East Court Street Prestonsburg, Kentucky 4 l 653 group is free and everyone (606) 886-9901 — Telephone (606) 886-9902 — Facsimile MARTIN CITY ATTORNEY Campbell reunion is welcome. For more in- cancelled formation, call (606) 886- The Campbell family re- 2788, ext. 231. union that had been sched- uled for Sunday, June 9, Senior Citizens has been cancelled, due to Board sickness. The regularly scheduled board meeting of Floyd Jervis/Jarvis/Jarrell County Senior Citizens reunion Inc. will be held the third A reunion of the Jervis, Thursday of each month, at Jarvis and Jarrell families 4 p.m., in fiscal courtroom will be held from 8 a.m. un- in the old courthouse. til 4 p.m., June 16, in the Cow Creek Freewill Bap- tist Church annex. PHS Majorette Lunch will be served Alumni meetings at approximately 11 a.m. Prestonsburg High Please bring a covered School Majorette Alumni dish, 12-pack of canned meetings are held the sec- soft drinks or carton of ond Saturday each month 20-ounce bottle water. at First Presbyterian Following lunch there Church, in Prestonsburg, will be an auction. We at 1 p.m. All alumni are need items donated for welcome and encouraged this activity. Please give to attend. your items to Curt Jarvis or call him at (606) 874- Weight Watchers 1103 to have them picked Weight Watchers meet- up. All proceeds from the ings are held at First aucation will go toward the Presbyterian Church, in reunion fund. Prestonsburg. There is We will have live entertain- weigh-and-go from noon ment from CJ the DJ, from until 2 p.m. Mondays Slick Rock, and the Moore and from 1:30 to 4:30 Family, from Catlettsburg. p.m. Thursdays. Regular meetings are held at 5 Retired teachers p.m. Mondays and 6 p.m. memorial service Thursdays, with weigh-in The annual Floyd Coun- taking place 30 minutes ty Retired Teachers memo- before the meetings. rial service will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, June Floyd County 6, in the Josie Harkins Job Club Schoolhouse, in the camp- The Floyd County Job ground area at Jenny Wiley club meets every Thurs- State Resort Park. Lunch day, from 11 a.m. until will follow the service. noon, at the Kentucky Ca- ORDINANCE NO. 13-001 reer Center Office of Em- AN ORDINANCE STATING THE CITY OF MARTIN’S INTENT AND DESIRE TO Floyd County ployment and Training, in ANNEX CERTAIN CORRIDORS OF HIGHWAY, SPECIFICALLY A PORTION OF Communities Prestonsburg. This free job Against Drug club is sponsored by East- KENTUCKY ROUTE 80, FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS WEST 3.0 MILES, TO Addiction ern Kentucky Concentrat- AND INCLUDINNG THE JUNCTION OF ROUTE 777, TURKEY CREEK; A PORTION Floyd County Commu- ed Employment Program, nities Against Drug Ad- Big Sandy Area Commub- OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 1428 FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS NORTH 3.5 MILES; diction meets the third nity Action Program and A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 122 FROM THE MARTEN CITY LIMITS EAST Tuesday each month at the Office of Employment 2.5 MILES; AND A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 80 FROM THE MARTIN CITY noon at First Presbyterian and Training. At the club, Church Fellowship Hall, you will get job leads, job LIMITS EAST 4.0 MILES; ALL WITHIN FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TO THE CITY OF 1430 North Lake Drive, search advice and network- MARTIN, KENTUCKY, Prestonsburg. Free lunch ing opportunities that will will be served. help you get hired. All are For more information, welcome and first-time BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MARTIN, contact Mike Vance, 226- visitors are encouraged to KENTUCKY: 2075; Leslie Howell, 339- come one hour early for a 7358; or Carol Jo May, new member orientation. 226-2565. Call (606) 886-2948, for That the City of martin, Kentucky does hereby state its intent and desire to annex to more information. the City of Martin, Kentucky, pursuant to KRS 84A.420, the following boundaries of Senior jobs program Did you know the num- Quit smoking unincorporated territory which are: ber of employed Americans Are you ready to kick the tobacco habit for aged 65 to 74 increased by 1. A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 80, FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS WEST 48 percent between 2002 good? The Cooper/Clayton and 2012, according to Method to Stop Smoking 3.0 MILES, TO AND INCLUDINNG THE JUNCTION OF ROUTE 777, TURKEY CREEK; AARP and the Bureau of can help! Classes are ongo- 2. A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 1428 FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS Labor Statistics? ing at Saint Joseph – Mar- Do you live in Brea- tin on Mondays, at 10:30 NORTH 3.5 MILES; thitt, Floyd, Knott, Les- a.m., in the Seton Complex 3. A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 122 FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS EAST Lower Level Conference lie, Letcher, Perry or Pike 2.5 MILES; AND counties? Low-income Room seniors 55 and older inter- For more information, 4. A PORTION OF KENTUCKY ROUTE 80 FROM THE MARTIN CITY LIMITS EAST ested in obtaining a paid call 285-6692. 4.0 MILES; job-training assignment The Cooper/Clayton and any 501(c)(3) organi- Method to Stop Smoking All of which are contiguous to current boundaries of the City Limits, and are territories zation interested in serv- Program is made available that are urban in character or are suitable for urban development without unreasonable ing as a host agency for to Kentuckians through delay, and which arc or can be served by the Martin Fire District and Police protection. a seniors-in-training pro- the Kentucky Cancer Pro- gram can call the Kentucky gram and its partners River Area Development A more particular description of each of the above boundaries is attached hereto and Allen VFD District at (606) 436-3158 incorporated herein by reference as Exhibit A. for more information. membership drive Allen Volunteer Fire De- FIRST READING 4-23-13 Zumba Fitness partment is now holding a SECOND READING 4-30-13 Party for Charity membership drive. Meet- There will be a Zumba ings are held every Mon- Fitness Party for Charity day night, at 6:30 p.m., at the station. Please stop Saturday, June 1, from 6 and help your volunteer to 8 p.m., at the Paintsville fire department or call APPROVED: Recreation Center. Lots of Asst. Chief Bill Jarvis at door prizes! All proceeds (606) 791-6601. SAMUEL HOWELL, MAYOR benefit Relay for Life. Volunteer mentors Cancer survivors wanted ATTEST: (S(SIGNAGE)SIGGNAGEE) birthday party Mentoring for a Second
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[email protected] for cycle in www.floydcountytimes.com Legends’ win Sports B10 Akers excels in gymnastics Times Staff Report On April 27, Akers competed in placed third on the floor event. the USTA state competition at More- Akers has qualified for USTA Na- PRESTONSBURG — Paisley Ak- head State University and placed first tionals, which will be held June 16 in ers, a six-year-old who attends Pres- on double mini and trampoline. She Fort Lauderdale, Fla. She is the daugh- tonsburg Elementary, is excelling in also placed third on the floor event. ter of Brandon and Valerie Akers of gymnastics. She competes in double On May 18, Akers competed Prestonsburg. Her grandparents are mini, trampoline and power tum- for an AAU state championship in Carson and Sharon Akers of McDowell bling events and has multiple first- Somerset. She achieved her goal and Chad and Janet Vance of Hi Hat. place finishes to her credit in a pair with first-place finishes on double Akers competes under the guid- of recent competitions. mini and trampoline. She also ance of coach Henry Young of ATTA. Paisley Akers Kinzer MSU finishes 13th Athletics Golf in spring Outing set nationals race for Saturday Times Staff Report Times Staff Report ALLEN — Brandon Kinzer and his No. 18 Dirt MOREHEAD — The Late Model team entered annual Morehead State one event over the Memo- University Athletics rial Day Weekend, making Golf Outing will be held the trek to Boyd’s Speed- Saturday at Eagle Trace way in Ringgold, Georgia Golf Course in More- Friday night. The Spring head. Only a few spots Nationals tour presided remain and anyone inter- over a $4,000-to-win show- ested in participating in down at the Chattanooga the event is encouraged area facility and strong field to register soon. of 36 competitors piled into MSU Athletics invites the pit area. Kinzer started Prestonsburg captured the 58th District championship, blanking Allen Central 10-0 in five innings in the title game. fans and interested do- the night off by posting nors to support the the eighth-quickest lap in needs of the department Group B during the qualify- in the only athletics-fo- ing session but his lap was cused fundraising event only about a tenth off of Blackcats blank AC, claim district title of the year. the fastest time in the very competitive group. Despite Steve LeMaster one run in four five plate appear- produced more offensively in plate This year’s event fea- faring well early, Kinzer [email protected] ances. Following a four-run second appearances later in the tourna- tures a two-flight format was eventually caught up inning, Prestonsburg led 6-0. ment tilt. Prestonsburg scored for the first time. Players in a race mishap. ALLEN — Prestonsburg kept Both Prestonsburg (22-14) and three runs in the fourth inning to may choose the morn- The Allen native claimed its stronghold in the 58th District Allen Central (20-12) advanced to move ahead 6-1. The Blackcats put ing or afternoon flight, the second transfer spot in on Thursday, toppling Allen Cen- the 15th Region Baseball Tourna- the game completely out of South and champions will be his B-Main, which enabled tral 10-0 in five innings via the ment at Belfry. Floyd’s reach in the fourth inning, crowned for each flight. him to start from the out- KHSAA 10-Run Mercy Rule in the Prestonsburg 13, South Floyd 1 scoring six runs. The morning session be- side of the eighth row in 58th District Baseball Tournament (5 innings): Prestonsburg rolled Grant Anderson (double, single) gins with a continental the 40-lap feature event. championship game. past South Floyd in the 58th Dis- and Bryson Williams (triple, home breakfast and registra- Kinzer moved all the way Prestonsburg senior pitcher trict Baseball Tournament on run) led the Prestonsburg offense tion at 7 a.m. followed by Trey Stapleton posted the win. up to eighth in the running Tuesday at Allen Park, beating the with two hits apiece. a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Stapleton pitched a complete game order late in the race, but a Rebels 13-1 in five innings. After suffering the season-end- Morning session awards shutout for the Blackcats. Prestonsburg starting pitcher scrape with another com- ing loss, South Floyd exited the will take place following Allen Central starting pitcher Adam Griffith earned the win. petitor heavily damaged 2013 season 11-14. play, and lunch will be the nose of his No. 18 MB Tanner Hamilton took the loss. Travis Powers took over for served between sessions The first two hitters in the Pre- Griffith in the third inning, pitch- 58th District Baseball Tour- Customs mount and rel- nament for all participants. The egated him to a 13th place stonsburg batting order, Grant ing out of a relief role. J.D. Adams afternoon flight will be- Anderson and Bryson Williams, also pitched in relief, working the at Allen Park performance. May 21 gin with a shotgun start The Kinzer Motorsports scored three runs each. fifth inning for the Blackcats. Prestonsburg 13, South Floyd 1 at 1 p.m. Awards and din- raceteam is scheduled to Williams and Jarrin Hall each South Floyd scored its lone run ner will follow after all return to competition on went 3-for-4 for the Blackcats. in the second inning. Cleanup hit- (5 innings) Allen Central 11, Betsy Layne (5 teams have finished. June 15 at 201 Speedway Both Williams and Hall had three ter Jimmy Helton scored for the Sponsorship opportu- singles apiece. innings) in a $3,000-to-win unsanc- Raiders. nities for the event are Prestonsburg jumped on Allen With the game knotted 1-1, Pre- May 23 tioned feature race. available in three catego- Central early, plating two runs in stonsburg pushed two runs across Prestonsburg 10, Allen Central ries. Those interested in the first inning. in the bottom half of the second (5 innings) participating in the out- The Blackcats pushed at least inning. The Blackcats, however, (Championship Game) ing can choose between Lady an individual golfer spon- sorship, which includes one player registration Raiders for $150, or a corporate golf sponsorship, which includes one four-player claim 58th team registration and hole sponsorship for $650. A single hole spon- sorship is also available at district title only $125 per hole. Sup- porters can also donate Steve LeMaster $20 and have lunch only. [email protected] Each golfer regis- tered to participate in the event will receive 18 ALLEN — South Floyd holes of golf and cart, use completed its quest for a of driving range, player district title on Wednesday, appreciation package and edging Betsy Layne 7-6 in the chance to win valu- the 58th District Softball able prizes, including a Tournament championship new car. The continental game. breakfast, food and re- South Floyd pitcher Brit- freshments during play tany Dawson notched the and both meals are also win. provided. Betsy Layne pitcher For more information Brandy Morrow took the or to register or sponsor loss. a hole, contact Darian South Floyd struck first, Senior pitcher Trey Stapleton sent a pitch to the plate for Prestonsburg during the 58th District championship game Westerfield at 606-783- scoring two runs in the sec- versus Allen Central. ond inning. 9052 or d.westerfield@ Betsy Layne, answering moreheadstate.edu. in a big way, produced four runs in the third inning to move out in front 4-2. The Ladycats kept the Lonesome Pine Raceway hosts race night 4-2 lead until the fifth in- ning when South Floyd Times Staff Report Late Model: 1. 22-Ryan Stilt- DQ. 7-John Ward. Bare; 2. 81-Roby Orr; 3. 7-Em- moved ahead for good. Tak- ner; 2. 87-Hayden Woods; 3. Super Street: 1. 25-Rob Aus- ory Ratliff; 4. 33-Iggy Greer; 5. ing advantage of its offen- COEBURN, Va. -— Follow- 49-Michael Kidd; 4. 18-Derek tin; 2. 16-Freddie Taylor; 3. 23- 14-Scotty Hurley; 6. 76-Brian sive opportunities, South ing a two-week layoff, Lone- Woodward; Joey Sykes; 4. 22-Roger Neece; Herraney; 7. 9-Rusty Ratliff; 8. Floyd plated five runs in the some Pine Raceway hosted a 5. 17 Kevin Wolfe; 6. 5-Ronnie 5. 3-Kirby Gobble; 6. 4-David fifth inning. 16-Andrew Herndon. racenight Saturday night. Fea- McCarty; 7. 7-Elby Harrison; 8. Brown; 7. 11-James Meadows; Iron Warriors: 1. 69-Emory The Ladycats fell short 37 Adam Gray; 9. 0-Joe White; 8. 27-Tommy Hess. after plating two runs in ture race winners at the South- Ratliff; 2. 11-Jamie Meadows; 3. 10. 99 Matthew Eades; 11. Pure-4: 1. 88-Dan Hall; 2. the bottom half of the sixth west Virginia short track were 1-Rannie Breeding; 4. 54 Mike 14 Erika Schmidt; 12. 94 Jeff 00-Dallas Ollis; 3. 83-Tim Pres- inning. Ryan Stiltner (Late Model), Boyd; 5. 7-Ronnie Ratliff; 6. David Brown (Mod-4), Dan Woodward; 13. 47 Jenna Wag- ley; 4. 33-John McClanahan; 5. Leighann Hall led South 95-Michael Husted; 7. 8-Johna- Hall (Pure-4), Duke Bare (Pure ner; DNS-Jody Bostic (Engine). 8-Wiley Holbrooks; 6. 20 Billy Floyd with a triple, double than Mullins; 8. 10-Chris Clev- and two runs. Street), Emory Ratliff (Iron Mod-4: 1. 91-David Brown; Presley; 7. 22-Jason Yates; 8. Warriors) and Lori Meadows 2. 88-Kirby Gobble; 3. 3-Rocky 44-BC Penley; 9. 4-Andrew Mul- enger. Dawson, Brooke Potter, Powder Puff: 1. 11-Lori Mead- Brandi Stumbo, Miranda (Powder Puff). Yates; 4. 2-Billy Duty; 5. lins; 10. 27-Marty Shouse; 11. Johnson and Brandy Os- A breakdown of feature race 00-James Owens 11-Driver name unavailable; 12. ows; 2. 69-Tracy Bailey; 3. 14- borne each scored one run results (Position, Car Number, 6. 33-Dennis Arnold; 7. 5-BJ Large; DQ. 06-Jackie Jack- Pam Stiltner; 4. 7-Donna Cole; Driver) follows) from Lone- 9-Hershell Robinette; 8. 17- son. 5. 70-Penny Justice; 6. 9-Jade See RAIDERS | B10 some Pine Raceway follow. Brad Ball; 9. 31-Carey Brown; Pure Street: 1. 52-Duke Ratliff; 7. 1-Casandra Ashby. Advertisement for Sealed Bids Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission is accept- ing sealed bids for a New Compact Excavator to meet or exceed bid specifications. Bids will be ac- cepted through 3:00 PM on Monday, June 10, 2013 at which time the sealed bids will be opened. The winning bid will be announced as soon as possible after Commission management has examined all bids. Bids MUST be sealed and addressed as follows: Mr. David M. Ellis, Superintendent Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission 2560 South Lake Drive Prestonsburg, KY 41653 ATTN: New Compact Excavator Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bid Specifications for New Compact Excavator: Engine The excavator engine power will be rated at no less than 54.3 hp (40.5 kw) Engine displacement shall be no less than 194 cu in (3.2 L) Service interval for the engine oil, oil and fuel filters shall be at 500 hours to reduce operating and main- tenance costs The operator will be able to choose an exact en- gine rpm for operating conditions, using a an elec- tronic rotary dial system or equivalent The engine will have a self-priming pump for quick re-start if it runs out of fuel. The fuel filter will have a water separator The engine will be certified to EPA interim Tier 4 emissions. Cooling A coolant recovery tank will be standard and will display the coolant level Unit shall have a fan-guard The radiator and oil cooler will be installed side by side for ease of cleaning and more efficient cooling. The cooling fan will be equipped with a linear clutch to adjust fan speed continuously to reduce noise and fuel consumption. Power Train Two speeds will be standard with auto-shifting when travel motors encounter heavier load In high speed, the machine shall reach 2.8 mph (4.5 km/h) to improve job site maneuverability The swing speed shall be at least 9.5 rpm The two speed propel switch will be located for con- venient operation The swing brake shall be automatic, spring applied, hydraulically released and maintenance free. The propel brake shall be automatic, spring applied, hydraulically released and maintenance free. Hydraulic System The hydraulic system will be open center type with one piston pump The pump flow rate shall be at least 38 gpm (144 L/m) The auxiliary pump flow shall be at least 22.5 gpm (85.2 L/m) The controls shall be hydraulic, pilot operated for boom, arm, bucket, swing, boom-swing swing, backfill blade, travel and auxiliary functions. The hydraulic oil tank will have an oil level sight gauge for fast and easy monitoring Wear-resistant hoses will be protected in critical joints and will be of split design to simplify replace- ment. Hydraulic oil change will have a service interval of at least 2000 hours A control pattern changer valve will be provided (ex- cavator to backhoe control) and will display the se- lected pattern. Auxiliary hydraulics with convenient flat face quick couplers that connect and disconnect under pres- sure shall be standard Electrical The alternator shall be rated at 50 amps, 12 volts Switches and electrical connectors are sealed from moisture and dirt to help prevent corrosion Undercarriage COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY The undercarriage will be high density rubber tracks FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT for durability DIVISION NO. II The steel core will have curved ends to protect the C.A. NO. 11-CI-579 rubber shoe edge from damageB2 even when riding on curbs CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PLAINTIFF The width of the rubber track shall be at least 16 in (400 mm) VS. Ground pressure with rubber track shall be no more RICKY JACOBS, CATHY JACOBS, HSBC B2 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 thanTHE FLOYD4.93 psi COUNTY (34 kPa) TIMES MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC., IRWIN Track ground contact with rubber track shall be no HOME EQUITY CORPORATION, C/O less than 6 ft 6 in. (2.5 m) FIRST FINANCIAL BANK, IRWIN UNION BANK & TRUST, JAMOS FUND, INC. Track tension will be maintained without special D/B/A JAMES FUND I, LP, LEXINGTON Floyd County tools, using common tools like grease gun and RESEARCH GROUP, LLC, BENEFICIAL wrench. KENTUCKY, INC., CITIBANK (SOUTH Upperstructure DAKOTA), N.A., COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, TAX EASE LIEN The upperstructure will be capable of a 360 degree INVESTMENTS 1, LLC, AND FLOYD COUNTY, The Times rotationwork forKENTUCKY you! DEFENDANTS The swing boom to the left shall be no less than a 80 degree arc Over 18,000 ReadersRE-NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS every issue! SALE The swing boom to the right shall be no less than *************** 60 degrees. Our Hours: 5 Easy Ways To PlaceBy Yourvirtue ofAd: a In Rem Judgment and Order8 a.m. of Sale - 5 ofp.m. the Floyd CLASSIFIEDSThe boom cylinder shall be protected with a guard Circuit Court entered the 1st day of February, 2012, in the above to reduce the likelihood of cylinder1. Call: damage Sarah Lumpkinscause, (606) as their886-8506 interest in the subject property,DEADLINES: in in the principal SELL • BUY • RENT • HIREThe hoses • FIND in the articulation joint 2.shall Fax be It: protected (606) 886-3603amount of $103,653.12 with interest thereon;Wednesday’s please paper be advised @ that I shall proceed to offer for sale at theMon., Old Floyd 4 p.m. County by a guard. 3. Email to: [email protected] Door, South Central Avenue, Prestonsburg, Ken- Friday’s Paper @ The swing post will have a single pin4. Stop to improve by: 263 the S. Centraltucky, Avenue, (behind thePrestonburg new Floyd County Justice Center), to the stiffness in the boom and arm. highest and best bidder, at public auction, Wed.on the 4 p.m. 30th day of The Times Front Attachments5. Mail to: P.O. Box 390,May, Prestonburg, 2013 at 9:15 a.m., KY upon41653 the termsVisa - MCset forth- Discover following - Check the description, the follow described property, to wit: The standard boom shall be no less than 9 ft. 9 in A certain tract of parcel of land lying in Floyd County, Kentucky, The Best Way To Write An Ad: (2965 mm) Write your on Big Sandy River, and being lot numbers 41, 42, 43 and 44 in • Begin with a key word (Item for sale, etc.) The standard arm shall be no lessad than here: 4 ft 11 in the Rolling Acres Estate, a plat of which appears of record in • Use descriptive words to identify your items (1500 mm) . Map File No. 409 in the office of the Floyd County Court Clerk. (Approximately • State your price or terms The long arm option will provide an additional 14 in This property is subject to subdivision restrictions of record in • Include a phone number and/or e-mail address (350 mm) dig depth.18 letters Deed Name The bucket to arm joint will be wear-resistantper line) and Book 215, Page 236, Floyd County records. Address shall be protected with a substance like Tungsten Being the same property conveyed to Ricky Jacobs and Cathy J. Phone # Carbide for longevityCREDIT CARD: Jacobs, his wife, from Phillip R. Nelson, an unmarried widower, The bushings will be oil-impregnated to enhance John Philip Nelson, a single person, and Miles Kevin Nelson, a single person, by deed dated May 14, 1996 and recorded in LEGALS durability and extend greaseLEGALS intervals to 500 hours LEGALS for the arm-and-boom joint, and 100 hours for the Deed Book 395, Page 170, Floyd County Court Clerk's records. Advertisement for Sealed Bids bucket. A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or make a deposit The backfill blade will be as wide as the tracks of 10% of the purchase price with the balance on a credit for Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission is accept- The backfill blade digging depth shall be no less thirty (30) days, in which event the successful bidder shall be re- ing sealed bids for a New Compact Excavator to quired to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond shall than 1 ft 3 in (390 mm) drop below ground. be for the unpaid purchase price and bear interest at the rate of meet or exceed bid specifications. Bids will be ac- The backfill blade lift shall be no less than 1 ft 6 in 12% per annum form the date of sale until paid. Said bond shall cepted through 3:00 PM on Monday, June 10, 2013 (450 mm) above ground have the force and effect of a Judgment for which execution may at which time the sealed bids will be opened. The The backfill blade height shall be at least 16 in (420 issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the above described real winning bid will be announced as soon as possible estate as additional surety. mm) B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and pay the taxes after Commission management has examined all Mechanical wedge style bucket coupler shall be or assessments upon the property for the current yearʼs property bids. provided to make bucket changing easier taxes and all subsequent years. All taxes or assessments upon Bids MUST be sealed and addressed as follows: The front hoses shall be split and joined at the ma- the property for prior years shall be paid from the sale proceeds Mr. David M. Ellis, Superintendent if properly claimed in writing and filed of record by the purchaser chine cover ports and at the back of the boom for prior to the payment of the purchase price. Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission easy replacement. They shall also be protected by C. The property described above is sold subject to any ease- 2560 South Lake Drive the articulation hose shield. ments, restrictions, defects, liens or encumbrances of record in Prestonsburg, KY 41653 Hydraulic quick couplers to end of boom shall be the Floyd County Clerkʼs Office and such rights of redemption as ATTN: New Compact Excavator may exist in favor of the United States of America and/or the re- standard. cord owners thereof. Prestonsburg Cityʼs Utilities Commission reserves Operator's Station Any announcements made on date of sale takes precedence the right to reject any or all bids. The operator structure shall meet over printed matter contained herein. Bid Specifications for New Compact Excavator: ROPS/TOPS/OPG standards Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master Commissioner Engine The operator station will be mounted on shock-ab- COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY The excavator engine power will be rated at no less sorbing rubber mounts to ensure comfortable oper- FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT than 54.3 hp (40.5 kw) ation DIVISION NO. I Engine displacement shall be no less than 194 cu in When not in use, the foot pedals shall be foldable to C.A. NO. 10-CI-872 (3.2 L) provide additional foot room Service interval for the engine oil, oil and fuel filters 2 in (50 mm) Retractable seat belt shall be provided NORTH AMERICAN TAX SOLUTIONS, LLC shall be at 500 hours to reduce operating and main- The monitor shall have gauges to display the PLAINTIFF tenance costs coolant temperature and fuel level. VS. The operator will be able to choose an exact en- The monitor will have the following indicators: en- RUTH HALE, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RUTH gine rpm for operating conditions, using a an elec- gine oil pressure; high coolant temperature; engine HALE, tronic rotary dial system or equivalent preheat; low fuel; alternator voltage. JAMOS FUND 1, LP, CENTURY LENDING COM- The engine will have a self-priming pump for quick An hour meter shall be on the monitor in the operat- PANY, re-start if it runs out of fuel. or's station. INA GROUP, LLC, CARDINAL LIEN SERVICES The fuel filter will have a water separator The monitor shall include two trip meters that can FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY DEFENDANTS The engine will be certified to EPA interim Tier 4 be set independently of each other for service or job emissions. related hours NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE Cooling Wrist rests will be standard A coolant recovery tank will be standard and will A cup holder will be provided *************** display the coolant level A storage compartment in the operator's station By virtue of an Default Judgment, Summary Judg- Unit shall have a fan-guard shall be provided for the operator's manual ment, and Order of Sale of the Floyd Circuit Court The radiator and oil cooler will be installed side by A 12 -volt auxiliary power port shall be standard entered the 5th day of April, 2013, in the above side for ease of cleaning and more efficient cooling. The seat will be adjustable forward and back. cause, as their interest in the subject property, The cooling fan will be equipped with a linear clutch A horn will be standard based upon the Certificates of Delinquency in the to adjust fan speed continuously to reduce noise A motion alarm with cancel switch will be standard. sum of Seven Thousand One Hundred Eighty Nine and fuel consumption. General Specifications Dollars and Eighty Cents ($7,189.80) together with Power Train The operating weight with standard arm and stand- interest at the statutory rate of 12% from 4/11/2013 Two speeds will be standard with auto-shifting when ard counterweight shall be approximately 13,653 lbs until paid plus any costs and expenses herein ex- travel motors encounter heavier load (6193 kg) pended, including appropriate fees, penalties, and a In high speed, the machine shall reach 2.8 mph (4.5 The digging depth with standard arm shall be no reasonable attorney's fee and shall have a lien km/h) to improve job site maneuverability less than 12 ft 4 in (3377 m) against the subject property to secure said Judg- The swing speed shall be at least 9.5 rpm Digging reach with standard arm shall be no less ment; please be advised that I shall proceed to of- The two speed propel switch will be located for con- than 20 ft 5 in. (6.23 m) fer for sale at the Old Floyd County Courthouse venient operation The maximum dumping height shall be no less than Door, South Central Avenue, Prestonsburg, Ken- The swing brake shall be automatic, spring applied, 13 ft 8 in (4.17 m) tucky, (behind the new Floyd County Justice Cen- hydraulically released and maintenance free. The maximum transport length shall be 18 ft 11 in ter), to the highest and best bidder, at public auc- The propel brake shall be automatic, spring applied, (5.76 m) and the transport width shall be no more tion, on the 6th day of June 2013 at 10:00 a.m., hydraulically released and maintenance free. than 6 ft 7 in (2 m) upon the terms set forth following the description, Hydraulic System The bucket breakout force shall be no less than the follow described property, to wit: The hydraulic system will be open center type with 9217 lb (41.0 kN) one piston pump The arm breakout force with standard arm shall be Property Address: Auxier Heights Lane, Floyd The pump flow rate shall be at least 38 gpm (144 no less than 6969 lb (31.0 kN) County, Kentucky L/m) The ground clearance under the excavator shall be Map Parcel: 043-40-15-002.00 The auxiliary pump flow shall be at least 22.5 gpm at least 1 ft 1 in. (.34 m) Being Lots Number 29 and 30 and 1/2,of Lot No. (85.2 L/m) The undercarriage X-beams and track frames shall 28, adjoining Lot No. 29, in the Auxier Heights Sub- The controls shall be hydraulic, pilot operated for be sloped to shed material buildup for easier clean- division, as shown on map of said subdivision filed boom, arm, bucket, swing, boom-swing swing, out. in the Floyd County Clerk's Office, as Map No. 376, backfill blade, travel and auxiliary functions. All service checks shall be easily accessible without to which reference is hereby made for a more com- The hydraulic oil tank will have an oil level sight using tools to open covers. plete description of said lots. gauge for fast and easy monitoring The floor can be tilted for easy, quick servicing Wear-resistant hoses will be protected in critical without disconnecting hoses or draining fluid. Jack Being part of the same property conveyed to the joints and will be of split design to simplify replace- will be provided Karen J. Pajari Revocable Trust by deed from Math- ment. Delivery and Service ew David Ward dated February 4, 2004, recorded in Hydraulic oil change will have a service interval of Immediate delivery will be a determining factor in Deed Book D495, Page 286, Floyd County Clerk's at least 2000 hours this process Office. A control pattern changer valve will be provided (ex- Location of support facilities will be a major determ- cavator to backhoe control) and will display the se- ination to selection Being the same property conveyed to Rickert F. lected pattern. Dealer Parts must be 98% available by next day Hale and Ruth Carol Hale by deed dated October Auxiliary hydraulics with convenient flat face quick ordered 7:00am for service 11, 2007 and recorded in Deed Book 570, Page couplers that connect and disconnect under pres- This unit must be made by manufacture, not a re- 129 of the Floyd County, Kentucky records. sure shall be standard labeled brand Electrical Commonality of Fleet will be a factor in our de- A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or The alternator shall be rated at 50 amps, 12 volts cision. make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with Switches and electrical connectors are sealed from the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which moisture and dirt to help prevent corrosion event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond Undercarriage FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT The undercarriage will be high density rubber tracks shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- DIVISION NO. II terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of for durability C.A. NO. 11-CI-579 The steel core will have curved ends to protect the sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and rubber shoe edge from damage even when riding CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PLAINTIFF effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, on curbs and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- The width of the rubber track shall be at least 16 in VS. scribed real estate as additional surety. B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and (400 mm) RICKY JACOBS, CATHY JACOBS, HSBC Ground pressure with rubber track shall be no more MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC., IRWIN pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for than 4.93 psi (34 kPa) HOME EQUITY CORPORATION, C/O the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- Track ground contact with rubber track shall be no FIRST FINANCIAL BANK, IRWIN UNION sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the BANK & TRUST, JAMOS FUND, INC. property for prior years shall be paid from the sale less than 6 ft 6 in. (2.5 m) D/B/A JAMES FUND I, LP, LEXINGTON Track tension will be maintained without special RESEARCH GROUP, LLC, BENEFICIAL proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of tools, using common tools like grease gun and KENTUCKY, INC., CITIBANK (SOUTH record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the wrench. DAKOTA), N.A., COMMONWEALTH OF purchase price. KENTUCKY, TAX EASE LIEN C. The property described above is sold subject to Upperstructure INVESTMENTS 1, LLC, AND FLOYD COUNTY, The upperstructure will be capable of a 360 degree KENTUCKY DEFENDANTS any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- rotation cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs The swing boom to the left shall be no less than a RE-NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in favor of the United States of America and/or the re- 80 degree arc *************** The swing boom to the right shall be no less than By virtue of a In Rem Judgment and Order of Sale of the Floyd cord owners thereof. 60 degrees. Circuit Court entered the 1st day of February, 2012, in the above The boom cylinder shall be protected with a guard cause, as their interest in the subject property, in in the principal Any announcements made on date of sale takes amount of $103,653.12 with interest thereon; please be advised precedence over printed matter contained herein. to reduce the likelihood of cylinder damage that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old Floyd County The hoses in the articulation joint shall be protected Courthouse Door, South Central Avenue, Prestonsburg, Ken- Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master by a guard. tucky, (behind the new Floyd County Justice Center), to the Commissioner The swing post will have a single pin to improve the highest and best bidder, at public auction, on the 30th day of May, 2013 at 9:15 a.m., upon the terms set forth following the stiffness in the boom and arm. description, the follow described property, to wit: Front Attachments A certain tract of parcel of land lying in Floyd County, Kentucky, The standard boom shall be no less than 9 ft. 9 in on Big Sandy River, and being lot numbers 41, 42, 43 and 44 in (2965 mm) the Rolling Acres Estate, a plat of which appears of record in The standard arm shall be no less than 4 ft 11 in Map File No. 409 in the office of the Floyd County Court Clerk. (1500 mm) . This property is subject to subdivision restrictions of record in The long arm option will provide an additional 14 in Deed (350 mm) dig depth. Book 215, Page 236, Floyd County records. The bucket to arm joint will be wear-resistant and Being the same property conveyed to Ricky Jacobs and Cathy J. shall be protected with a substance like Tungsten Jacobs, his wife, from Phillip R. Nelson, an unmarried widower, Carbide for longevity John Philip Nelson, a single person, and Miles Kevin Nelson, a The bushings will be oil-impregnated to enhance single person, by deed dated May 14, 1996 and recorded in durability and extend grease intervals to 500 hours Deed Book 395, Page 170, Floyd County Court Clerk's records. for the arm-and-boom joint, and 100 hours for the A. The successfulLEGALS bidder shall either pay cashLEGALS or make a deposit bucket. of 10% of the purchase price with the balance on a credit for The backfill blade will be as wide as the tracks thirty (30) days, in which event the successful bidder shall be re- quired to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond shall The backfill blade digging depth shall be no less be for the unpaid purchase price and bear interest at the rate of than 1 ft 3 in (390 mm) drop below ground. 12% per annum form the date of sale until paid. Said bond shall The backfill blade lift shall be no less than 1 ft 6 in have the force and effect of a Judgment for which execution may (450 mm) above ground issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the above described real estate as additional surety. The backfill blade height shall be at least 16 in (420 B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and pay the taxes mm) or assessments upon the property for the current yearʼs property Mechanical wedge style bucket coupler shall be taxes and all subsequent years. All taxes or assessments upon provided to make bucket changing easier the property for prior years shall be paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record by the purchaser The front hoses shall be split and joined at the ma- prior to the payment of the purchase price. chine cover ports and at the back of the boom for C. The property described above is sold subject to any ease- easy replacement. They shall also be protected by ments, restrictions, defects, liens or encumbrances of record in the articulation hose shield. the Floyd County Clerkʼs Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in favor of the United States of America and/or the re- Hydraulic quick couplers to end of boom shall be cord owners thereof. standard. Any announcements made on date of sale takes precedence Operator's Station over printed matter contained herein. The operator structure shall meet Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master Commissioner ROPS/TOPS/OPG standards The operator station will be mounted on shock-ab- sorbing rubber mounts to ensure comfortable oper- ation When not in use, the foot pedals shall be foldable to provide additional foot room 2 in (50 mm) Retractable seat belt shall be provided The monitor shall have gauges to display the coolant temperature and fuel level. The monitor will have the following indicators: en- gine oil pressure; high coolant temperature; engine preheat; low fuel; alternator voltage. An hour meter shall be on the monitor in the operat- or's station. The monitor shall include two trip meters that can be set independently of each other for service or job related hours Wrist rests will be standard A cup holder will be provided A storage compartment in the operator's station shall be provided for the operator's manual A 12 -volt auxiliary power port shall be standard The seat will be adjustable forward and back. A horn will be standard A motion alarm with cancel switch will be standard. General Specifications The operating weight with standard arm and stand- ard counterweight shall be approximately 13,653 lbs (6193 kg) The digging depth with standard arm shall be no less than 12 ft 4 in (3377 m) Digging reach with standard arm shall be no less than 20 ft 5 in. (6.23 m) The maximum dumping height shall be no less than 13 ft 8 in (4.17 m) The maximum transport length shall be 18 ft 11 in (5.76 m) and the transport width shall be no more than 6 ft 7 in (2 m) The bucket breakout force shall be no less than 9217 lb (41.0 kN) The arm breakout force with standard arm shall be no less than 6969 lb (31.0 kN) The ground clearance under the excavator shall be at least 1 ft 1 in. (.34 m) The undercarriage X-beams and track frames shall be sloped to shed material buildup for easier clean- out. All service checks shall be easily accessible without using tools to open covers. The floor can be tilted for easy, quick servicing without disconnecting hoses or draining fluid. Jack will be provided Delivery and Service Immediate delivery will be a determining factor in this process Location of support facilities will be a major determ- ination to selection Dealer Parts must be 98% available by next day ordered 7:00am for service This unit must be made by manufacture, not a re- labeled brand Commonality of Fleet will be a factor in our de- cision. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION NO. I C.A. NO. 12-CI-1043 FIRST COMMONWEALTH BANK COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY OF PRESTONSBURG, INC. PLAINTIFF FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION NO. I VS. C.A. NO. 11-CI-503 PAMEL LYNN LUCAS, unmarried; THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST CITY OF PRESTONSBURG and COMPANY, FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY DEFENDANTS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS GRANTOR TRUST- EEB3 NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE OF THE PROTIUM MASTER GRANTOR TRUST PLAINTIFF *************** By virtue of an Judgment and Order of Sale of the VS. Floyd Circuit Court entered the 15th day of March, THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES 2013, in the above cause,WEDNESDAY, as their interest MAY 29, in 2013 the • B3 CLIFFORD GLOVER and subject property, in the principal amount of CHRISTINA HOWARD DEFENDANTS $150,484.55 with interest thereon; please be ad- vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE LEGALS LEGALS Floyd County CourthouseLEGALS Door, South Central Av- enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY *************** Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th day of DIVISION NO. I Floyd Circuit Court entered the 27th day of Febru- June, 2013 at 9:00 a.m., upon the terms set forth C.A. NO. 12-CI-967 ary, 2013, in the above cause, as their interest in following the description, the follow described prop- the subject property, in the principal amount of erty, to wit: COMMUNITY TRUST BANK, INC. PLAINTIFF $77,959.60 with interest thereon; please be ad- vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old A certain tract or parcel of land lying in Floyd VS. Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- County, Kentucky, on Trimble Branch of Big Sandy enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new River, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, containing two lots, DAVID L. KIDD, Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and which is more particularly described as follows: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DAVID L. KIDD, and best bidder, at public auction, on the 30th day of CITIBANK, N.A. DEFENDANTS May, 2013 at 9:00 a.m., upon the terms set forth fol- Being Lot No. 10 and 113 front feet of Lot No. 9 as lowing the description, the follow described prop- shown by map of Trimble Branch Addition "A", filed NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE erty, to wit: in the Floyd County Court Clerk's office, described Property Address: 71 Auxier Heights Lane, Auxier, as follows: *************** KY 41602 By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the BEGINNING at a stake on the North side of Trimble Floyd Circuit Court entered the 4th day of March, Being Lot Nos. 37, 38 and 39 as shown on map of Branch Road at the line of Charles NcNally; thence 2013, in the above cause, as their interest in the the Auxier Heights Subdivision filed in the Floyd in Northerly direction with the line of McNally 200 subject property, in the principal amount of County Court Clerkʼs Office in Map No. 376, to feet to a stake; thence in a westerly direction 271.05 $114,325.16 with interest thereon; please be ad- which reference is hereby made for a more com- feet to the line of F. E. Harmon, thence in a south- vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old plete description of said lots. erly direction with the line of F.E. Harmon 200 feet Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- to a stake at the Trimble Branch Road, thence in an enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new Being the same property acquired by the above ref- Easterly direction with the road 234.16 feet to the Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and erenced Mortgagor by Deed dated the 16th day of point of beginning. best bidder, at public auction, on the 30th day of March, 2007, filed of record in Deed Book 533, May, 2013 at 9:30 a.m., upon the terms set forth fol- Page 320, or Instrument Number _____, in the Of- Being the same property conveyed to Pamela Lynn lowing the description, the follow described prop- fice of the Clerk of Floyd County, Kentucky. Lucas, single, from Lee Vernon Majakey and erty, to wit: Melinda Gay Majakey by deed dated April15, 20ll Property Address: 100 N. Eagle Trace Blvd., Har- A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or and appearing of record in Deed Book 577, Page old, KY 41635 make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with 755, in the office of the Floyd County Clerk. the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which Being the same property conveyed to Orville Adkins event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or and Cynthia Adkins, his wife, from Hall and Hilton ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with Development, Inc. by deed dated September 12, shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which 2005, of record in Deed Book 519, Page 608, in the terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- office of the Floyd County Clerk, and being a cer- sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond tain tract or parcel of land located in Floyd County, effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- Kentucky, which is more particularly described as and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of follows: scribed real estate as additional surety. sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, Herein described is a tract of property lying and be- pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- ing near the head of Penhook Branch of the Levisa the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- scribed real estate as additional surety. Fork off U.S. 23 at Harold, in Floyd County, Ken- sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and tucky, and being known as Lot 34 of Section Two of property for prior years shall be paid from the sale pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for the Eagle Trace Subdivision and being further de- proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- scribed as follows: record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the purchase price. property for prior years shall be paid from the sale Beginning at a rebar cap on the right-of-way of C. The property described above is sold subject to proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of North Street, being a common comer of lot 36A, any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the North Street and the subject property; thence leav- cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs purchase price. ing lot 36A and with a curve turning to the left with Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in C. The property described above is sold subject to an arc length of 67.38', with a radius of 217.39', with favor of the United States of America and/or the re- any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- a chord bearing of N 05 degrees 39' 15" W, with a cord owners thereof. cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs chord length of 67.11 ', to a rebar/cap, being a com- Any announcements made on date of sale takes Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in mon corner of lot 32, North Street and the subject precedence over printed matter contained herein. favor of the United States of America and/or the re- property; thence leaving North Street and with lot Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master cord owners thereof. 32, N 67 degrees 52' 48" E a distance of 110.98' to Commissioner Any announcements made on date of sale takes a rebar/cap near the top of a ditch; thence, uphill, N PUBLIC NOTICE precedence over printed matter contained herein. 73 degrees 00' 02" E a distance of 123.09' to a re- Southern Water & Sewer District is requesting qualifications Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master bar/cap, being a common corner of lot 5 of Section statements from consulting engineering firms wishing to assist in the preliminary engineering, design and inspection of the Commissioner One of the Eagle Trace Subdivision, lot 32 and the Harold Sewer Project Phase III, Floyd County, Kentucky. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE subject property; thence, leaving lot 32 and around Pursuant to Application Number 836-0376, Renew- the hill with lot 5, S 20 degrees 50' 28" E a distance It is expressly stated that payment for the foregoing services al No. 1 of 63.63' to a rebar/cap, being a common corner to will be contingent upon project funding. Potential sources of funding for the project may include, but not be limited to, In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby lots 4 and 5 of Section One of the Eagle Trace Sub- LGEDF, RD, ARC & Community Development Block Grant. given that FCDC Coal, Inc., 1801 Lancer Watergap division and the subject property; thence, leaving lot Road, Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653 has applied 5 and around the hill with lot 4, S 20 degrees 50' To request more information on RFQ packet, please contact for a renewal of a permit to an existing surface and 28" E a distance of 53.81 ' to a rebar/cap, being a Brenda Powers at (606)886-2374 ext. 330 or [email protected]. auger coal mining and reclamation operation loc- common corner of lot 4, lot 36 of this division and ated 3.00 mile southeast of Printer in Floyd County. the subject property; thence leaving lot 4 and down- Respondents should send a minimum of eight (8) RFQ state- The proposed operation will disturb 405.12 surface hill with lots 36, S 78 degrees 06' 21" W a distance ments in packages with “ Harold Sewer Project – Phase III” clearly marked on the ex- acres and will underlie 322.26, and the total area of 124.66' to a rebar/cap, being a common corner of terior. The deadline for receipt of submissions is 3:30 p.m., within the permit boundary will be 727.38 acres. lots 36 and 36A and the subject property; thence June 14, 2013. Submissions should be made to Hubert Hal- The proposed operation is approximately 3.00 leaving lot 36 and with lot 36A, S 86 degrees 07' bert, Manager, Southern Water & Sewer District, PO Box 610, McDowell, KY 41647. miles southeast from KY Route 2030's junction with 11" W a distance of 132.85' to the point of begin- KY Route 122 and is located 0.10 mile west of ning, having an area of 23, 992 square feet, 0.55 Submissions will be reviewed by the Manager & Representat- Spurlock Creek. acres. ives from the Southern Water Board of Directors. RFQʼs will be The proposed operation is located on the McDowll, scored & ranked on the basis of written materials as set forth Wayland, Martin and Harold USGS 7 1/2 minute The bearings referenced herein are based on Sec- in the RFQ package. Southern Water & Sewer District re- serves the right to schedule interviews with any or all respond- quadrangle maps. The operation will use the con- tion One of the Eagle Tract Subdivision. ents or to reject any or all proposals. tour, area and highwall mining methods of surface mining. The surface area to be disturbed is owned This property is subject to a gasline easement, a 10' Attention of respondents to this RFQ is called to the require- by The Elk Horn Coal Company, LLC, Dareen and utility easement, a drainage casement and may be ments of Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, Section 109 of the Housing and Community Develop- Kermit Martin, Alma Land Company, Cas Spurlock subject to any other right-of-way, easement or re- ment Act of 1974, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Exec- Heirs, Clayborn Bailey Heirs, Tommy and Sherry striction of record or otherwise. utive Order 11246 and the Certification of Non-Segregated Fa- Shelton, Phillip and Ida Ann Meade, Denzil Yates cilities, all of which may be incorporated into any contract is- Heirs, Ruby Halbert, Gomer and Alta Moore Heirs, BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to David sued pursuant to this solicitation. “Southern Water & Sewer District is an Equal Opportunity Em- and Kay F. Stevenson. The operation will underlie Kidd, unmarried, by deed dated July 17 2007 from ployer.” land owned by The Elk Horn Coal Company, LLC, Orville L. Adkins md Cynthia L. Adkins, his wife, and Hubert Halbert, Manager Dareen and Kermit Martin, Alma Land Company, recorded in Deed Book 537, Page 453, in the Floyd Southern Water & Sewer District Cas Spurlock Heirs, Clayborn Bailey Heirs, Tommy County Clerk's Office, Prestonsburg, Kentucky. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE and Sherry Shelton, Phillip and Ida Ann Meade, Pursuant to Application Number 836-5559 Renewal Denzil Yates Heirs, Ruby Halbert, Gomer and Alta THIS MORTGAGE INCLUDED A 2005, CAVALIER, No. 5 Moore Heirs, and Kay F. Stevenson. 28x62, VIN #CV05AL0264842AB, WHICH IS PAR- The operation will affect an area within 100 feet of MANENTLY AFFIXED TO THIS REAL ESTATE BY In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby public road Stonecoal County Road. The operation THE STATE OF KENTUCKY TITLE SURRENDER given that FCDC Coal, Inc., 1801 Lancer Watergap will not involve relocation or closure of the public CERTIFICATE, WHICH IS RECORDED IN MIS- Road, Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653 has applied road. CELLANEOUS BOOK 11, PAGE 200, IN THE for renewal of a permit for an underground coal min- The application has been filed for public inspection FLOYD COUNTY COURT CLERK'S OFFICE. ing and reclamation operation located 0.25 mile at the Department for Natural Resources= Pre- northwest of Beaver in Floyd County. The pro- stonsburg Regional Office, 3140 South Lake Drive, A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or posed operation will disturb 7.60 surface acres and Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653. Written comments, make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with will underlie 560.00 acres, and the total area within objections, or requests for a permit conference must the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which the permit boundary will be 567.60 acres. be filed with the Director of the Division of Permits, event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- The proposed operation is approximately 0.25 #2 Hudson Hollow Complex, U.S. 127 South, ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond miles northwest from KY Route 979's junction with Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- Tackett Fork Road and located 0.20 miles west of terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of Mud Creek. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and The proposed operation is located on the McDow- Pursuant to Application Number 836-5594 Renewal effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, ell U.S.G.S. 7 1/2 minute quadrangle map. The sur- and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- face area to be disturbed is owned by The Elk Horn In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby scribed real estate as additional surety. Coal Company, LLC. The operation will underlie given that Blackhawk Mining, LLC, 3228 Summit B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and land owned by The Elk Horn Coal Company, LLC, Square Place, Suite 180, Lexington, Kentucky pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for Carl Mitchell, et.al., c/o Carl Mitchell, Timothy Reyn- 40509 has applied for renewal of a permit for an un- the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- olds, Noah Vance, Willis Tackett, Walker and Ella derground coal mining and reclamation operation sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the Hall, Crit and Daisy Mitchell, Samuel Hamilton, and located 1.2 miles east of Garrett in Floyd County. property for prior years shall be paid from the sale Clifford Reynolds, et.al. The proposed operation will disturb 10.41 surface proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of The application has been filed for public inspection acres and will underlie 580.00 acres, and the total record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the at the Department for Surface Mining Reclamation area within the permit boundary will be 590.41 purchase price. and Enforcement's Regional Office, 3140 South acres. C. The property described above is sold subject to Lake Drive, Suite 6, Prestonsburg Kentucky 41653. The proposed operation is approximately 1.3 miles any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- Written comments, objections or requests for a per- southeast of State Route 80's junction with State cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs mit conference must be filed with the director, Divi- Route 7 and located along Goose Creek. Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in sion of Permits, # 2 Hudson Hollow, US 127 South, The proposed operation is located on the Wayland favor of the United States of America and/or the re- Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. U.S.G.S. 7 1/2 minute quadrangle map. The sur- cord owners thereof. face area to be disturbed is owned by Rondell and Any announcements made on date of sale takes COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Jacqueline Lawson and William D. Allen. The oper- precedence over printed matter contained herein. FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT ation will underlie land owned by Arthur and Bur- Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master DIVISION NO. I etta Moore, June Martin, Herbert Lawson, Ralph Commissioner C.A. NO. 12-CI-1043 and Mae Martin, Ed Bentley, Lesley and Freda Scott, Willie and Ida Hunter, American Electric COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FIRST COMMONWEALTH BANK Power Company, Charles W. Hicks, Howard Hicks, FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT OF PRESTONSBURG, INC. PLAINTIFF Earl and Verlie Bays, John and Linda Thornsbury, DIVISION NO. I Jackie Lynn Terry, Darrell and Rosa Chaffins, Bob C.A. NO. 11-CI-503 VS. and Tessie Campbell, DLT Enterprises, Inc., Har- old Dean and Arvella Martin, Willie Jr. and Gwen- THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST PAMEL LYNN LUCAS, unmarried; dolyn Martin, Richard Hagans, Rebecca Conley Es- COMPANY, CITY OF PRESTONSBURG and tate, Rondell and Jacqueline Lawson, Willie and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS GRANTOR TRUST- FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY DEFENDANTS Margie Goodman, Bobby Don Jacobs, Kenneth EE Roberts, Mary Allen, D. Martin, Gilbert Scherer, OF THE PROTIUM MASTER GRANTOR TRUST NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE Mrs. S. D. Martin and The Elk Horn Coal Company, PLAINTIFF LLC. *************** The application has been filed for public inspection VS. By virtue of an Judgment and Order of Sale of the at the Department for Surface Mining Reclamation Floyd Circuit Court entered the 15th day of March, and Enforcement's Regional Office, 3140 South CLIFFORD GLOVER and 2013, in the above cause, as their interest in the Lake Drive, Suite 6, Prestonsburg Kentucky 41653. CHRISTINA HOWARD DEFENDANTS subject property, in the principal amount of Written comments, objections or requests for a per- $150,484.55 with interest thereon; please be ad- mit conference must be filed with the director, Divi- NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old sion of Permits, # 2 Hudson Hollow, US 127 South, Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. *************** enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and Floyd Circuit Court entered the 27th day of Febru- best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th day of ary, 2013, in the above cause, as their interest in June, 2013 at 9:00 a.m., upon the terms set forth the subject property, in the principal amount of following the description, the follow described prop- $77,959.60 with interest thereon; please be ad- erty, to wit: vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- A certain tract or parcel of land lying in Floyd enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new County, Kentucky, on Trimble Branch of Big Sandy Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and River, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, containing two lots, best bidder, at public auction, on the 30th day of which is more particularly described as follows: May, 2013 at 9:00 a.m., upon the terms set forth fol- lowing the description, the follow described prop- Being Lot No. 10 and 113 front feet of Lot No. 9 as erty, to wit: shown by map of Trimble Branch Addition "A", filed Property Address: 71 Auxier Heights Lane, Auxier, in the Floyd County Court Clerk's office, described KY 41602 as follows:
Being Lot Nos. 37, 38 and 39 as shown on map of BEGINNING at a stake on the North side of Trimble the Auxier Heights Subdivision filed in the Floyd Branch Road at the line of Charles NcNally; thence County Court Clerkʼs Office in Map No. 376, to in Northerly direction with the line of McNally 200 which reference is hereby made for a more com- feet to a stake; thence in a westerly direction 271.05 plete description of said lots. feet to the line of F. E. Harmon, thence in a south- erly direction with the line of F.E. Harmon 200 feet Being the same property acquired by the above ref- to a stake at the Trimble Branch Road, thence in an erenced Mortgagor by Deed dated the 16th day of Easterly direction with the road 234.16 feet to the March, 2007, filed of record in Deed Book 533, point of beginning. Page 320, or Instrument Number _____, in the Of- fice of the Clerk of Floyd County, Kentucky. Being the same property conveyed to Pamela Lynn Lucas, single, from Lee Vernon Majakey and A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or Melinda Gay Majakey by deed dated April15, 20ll make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with and appearing of record in Deed Book 577, Page the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which 755, in the office of the Floyd County Clerk. event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- scribed real estate as additional surety. terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the scribed real estate as additional surety. property for prior years shall be paid from the sale B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- purchase price. sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the C. The property described above is sold subject to property for prior years shall be paid from the sale any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in purchase price. favor of the United States of America and/or the re- C. The property described above is sold subject to cord owners thereof. any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- Any announcements made on date of sale takes cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs precedence over printed matter contained herein. Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master favor of the United States of America and/or the re- Commissioner cord owners thereof. Any announcements made on date of sale takes precedence over printed matter contained herein. Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master Commissioner B4 NOTICE OF INTEN- TION TO MINE Pursuant to Application B4 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013Number 836-0379, Re- THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES newal No. 1
In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is LEGALS hereby givenLEGALS that FCDC LEGALS Coal, Inc., 1801 Lancer Advertisement for Watergap Road, Pre- Sealed Bids stonsburg, Kentucky LEGAL NOTICE: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- 41653 has applied for a ities Commission is ac- renewal of a permit to an COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY cepting sealed bids for existing surface coal COUNTY OF FLOYD the following: mining and reclamation I, Douglas Ray Hall, Clerk of the Floyd District Court, Do Hereby certify that the following persons have been appointed the operation located 2.00 fi duciaries be the District Court. All persons indebted to an Estate should settle with the Fiduciary withing six (6) months Regular Unleaded Gas- miles southeast of Print- from the date of appointment. oline per gallon er in Floyd County. The High Sulfur Diesel Fuel proposed operation will DATE OF (Off-Road) per gallon disturb 164.21 surface APPOINTMENT CASE NUMBER ESTATE OF: FIDUCIARY ATTORNEY Bidders are asked to acres and will underlie 4-11-13 13-P-00133 RUSSELL SHELTON RUSSELL SHELTON, JR. submit these prices net 81.40, and the total area 4-19-13 13-P-00140 MEREDITH BLAINE ADA L. DEPOY of any taxes. within the permit bound- DEPOY The winning bidder will ary will be 245.61 acres. be the exclusive suppli- The proposed opera- 4-19-13 13-P-00141 CHARLENE MARTIN JANET CAROL COMPTON CHESTER E./LARRY er of the products for the tion is approximately 4-22-13 13-P-00142 CEALIA ANN STRATTON Commission for the peri- 0.45 mile east from KY STRATTON od July 01, 2013 through Route 2030's junction 4-22-13 13-P-00143 ARCHEL BLACKBURN CHARLOTTE GEORGE June 30, 2014. with County Road 1142 Bidders are required to and located within Gun- 4-25-13 13-P-00144 ROY HALL JOETA SLONE submit with their bids stock Branch. 4-25-13 13-P-00145 CHRIS AKERS DESTINY AKERS/ proof of liability insur- The proposed opera- CHRISTOPHER AKERS ance in the amount of tion is located on the 4-25-13 13-P-00146 DAISY MARIE COLLINS APRIL LAWSON COLLINS one million dollars Harold USGS 7 1/2 4-25-13 13-P-00147 PAUL BROOKS WELLS JANNIS S. WELLS ($1,000,000.00). minute quadrangle map. Bids will be accepted The operation will use 4-25-13 13-P-00148 DALE HALL MARLA K. HALL through 3:00 PM on the contour, area and Monday, June 10, 2013 auger/highwall mining 4-26-13 13-P-00149 TEDDY ELLIOTT KATRINA ELLIOTT MILLER at which time the sealed methods of surface min- 4-29-13 13-P-00150 BYRON CRAIG HUFF VIRGINIA GRACE HUFF bids will be opened. The ing. The surface area to winning bid will be an- be disturbed is owned by 4-29-13 13-P-00152 IRENE HALL BETTY JO SHEPHERD nounced as soon as Appalachian Land Com- possible after Commis- pany, Locust Grove, 4-30-13 13-P-00154 JOHN D. RICE RHEDA ROBINSON sion management has Inc., John H. and Janet 4-30-13 13-P-00155 AZZIE TACKETT MICHAEL MOORE examined all bids. L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth Bids MUST be sealed Roberts, Jeffrey and Ju- 4-30-13 13-P-00153 ESTILL HALL SHANEE KINZER and addressed as fol- dith Gayheart, Sonny lows: and Linda Gayheart, The 4-30-13 13-P-00156 LUCILLE SEXTON MAY JUDITH A. STEVENS Mr. David M. Ellis, Su- Elk Horn Coal Company, 5-1-13 13-P-00157 TERRY ELLEN CLICK KRISTY CLICK perintendent LLC, Abel and Barbara Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- Parsons, Belva Jean 5-2-13 13-P-00162 HAROLD LEWIS MICHAEL W. LEWIS ities Commission Halbert Crews, Rose 5-3-13 13-P-00164 WINSTON JEFFERSON LINDA JEFFERSON 2560 South Lake Drive Humble, Tonie Michele Prestonsburg, KY 41653 Cox, Tonie Michele Cox 5-1-13 13-P-159 GRANT WEDDINGTON JR. EDA A. WEDDINGTON ASHELY SALYER ATTN: Gasoline/Diesel and Paul David Castle, Bid Paul David Castle, Mar- 5-3-13 13-P-163 CHARLES NEWSOME JAMES A. NEWSOME MARTIN L OSBORNE Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- lene Monson, Willard R. 5-7-13 13-P-167 WILFORD JARRELL CONNIE S. JARRELL ities Commission re- McKinney, Paul and serves the right to reject Anna Perkins, Harold 5-9-13 13-P-168 LINDA K. WARDREP ASHLEY WARDREP any or all bids. Bowling, Phillip Dale McKinney, Marvin 5-17-13 13-P-177 LINDA NELSON GARY LEE NELSON NOTICE OF INTEN- McKinney, Tandy Spur- 5-14-13 13-P-173 DENVER MULLINS DARLENE MULLINS lock, Dave Coleman, WILLIAM WOODROW TION TO MINE 5-15-13 13-P-175 SCOTT HALL B. D. NUNNERY Pursuant to Application Bruce and Elizabeth HALL Number 836-0379, Re- Coleman, Charles and 5-17-13 13-P-179 ONEIDA WELLS WATSON GARY L. GOBLE newal No. 1 Dorothy Meade Heirs, and Blackhawk Mining, 5-17-13 13-P-180 JIMMY SKEENS JAMIE SKEENS LLC. The operation will In accordance with KRS 5-22-13 13-P-182 GARY EDWIN LOVELY GARY EDWIN LOVELY JR. 350.055, notice is underlie land owned by Appalachian Land Com- 5-23-13 13-P-183 VERBAL HAMILTON SAUNDRA MEED BELCHER ANTHONY CRAIG hereby given that FCDC MEEK DAVIS Coal, Inc., 1801 Lancer pany, Locust Grove, 60421020 Inc., John H. and Janet Watergap Road, Pre- LEGALS stonsburg, Kentucky L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth 41653 has applied for a Roberts, and The Elk Advertisement for Sealed Bids renewalPrestonsburg of a Citypermit Utilities to Commissionan Horn is accepting Coal Company, sealed bids for a New Compact Excavator to meet or exceed bid specifi cations. Bids will be accepted through 3:00 PM on Monday, June 10, 2013 at which time the existingsealed bids surface will be opened. coal The winning bids willLLC. be announced as soon as possible after Commission management has examined all bids. Bids MUST be sealed and addressed as follows: mining and reclamation The operation will af- Mr. David M. Ellis, Superintendent fect an area within 100 Prestonsburg City’s Utilities Commission operation located 2.00 2560 South Lake Drive, Prestonsburg, KY 41653 miles southeast of Print- feet of public road County Road 1108. The ATT: New Compact Excavator er in Floyd County. The Prestonsburg City’s Utilities Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. proposed operation will operation will not in- disturb 164.21 surface volve relocation or clos- acres and will underlie ure of the public road. 81.40, and the total area The application has within the permit bound- been filed for public in- ary will be 245.61 acres. spection at the Depart- The proposed opera- ment for Natural Re- tion is approximately sourcesʼ Prestonsburg 0.45 mile east from KY Regional Office, 3140 Route 2030's junction South Lake Drive, Pre- with County Road 1142 stonsburg, Kentucky and located within Gun- 41653. Written com- stock Branch. ments, objections, or re- The proposed opera- quests for a permit con- tion is located on the ference must be filed Harold USGS 7 1/2 with the Director of the minute quadrangle map. Division of Permits, #2 The operation will use Hudson Hollow Com- the contour, area and plex, U.S. 127 South, auger/highwall mining Frankfort, Kentucky methods of surface min- 40601. ing. The surface area to be disturbed is owned by Appalachian Land Com- pany, Locust Grove, Inc., John H. and Janet L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth Roberts, Jeffrey and Ju- dith Gayheart, Sonny and Linda Gayheart, The Elk Horn Coal Company, LLC, Abel and Barbara Parsons, Belva Jean Halbert Crews, Rose Humble, Tonie Michele Cox, Tonie Michele Cox and Paul David Castle, Paul David Castle, Mar- lene Monson, Willard R. McKinney, Paul and Anna Perkins, Harold Bowling, Phillip Dale McKinney, Marvin McKinney, Tandy Spur- lock, Dave Coleman, Bruce and Elizabeth Coleman, Charles and Dorothy Meade Heirs, and Blackhawk Mining, LLC. The operation will underlie land owned by Appalachian Land Com- pany, Locust Grove, Inc., John H. and Janet L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth Roberts, and The Elk Horn Coal Company, LLC. The operation will af- fect an area within 100 feet of public road County Road 1108. The operation will not in- volve relocation or clos- ure of the public road. The application has been filed for public in- spection at the Depart- ment for Natural Re- sourcesʼ Prestonsburg Regional Office, 3140 South Lake Drive, Pre- stonsburg, Kentucky 41653. Written com- ments, objections, or re- quests for a permit con- ference must be filed with the Director of the Division of Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow Com- plex, U.S. 127 South, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. NOTICE OF INTEN- TION TO MINE Pursuant to Application Number 836-0379, Re- newal No. 1
In accordance with KRS 350.055, notice is hereby given that FCDC Coal, Inc., 1801 Lancer Watergap Road, Pre- stonsburg, Kentucky 41653 has applied for a renewal of a permit to an existing surface coal mining and reclamation operation located 2.00 miles southeast of Print- er in Floyd County. The proposed operation will disturb 164.21 surface acres and will underlie 81.40, and the total area within the permit bound- ary will be 245.61 acres. The proposed opera- tion is approximately 0.45 mile east from KY Route 2030's junction Asbestos Abatement with County Road 1142 Bid Notice and located within Gun- Advertisement For Bids: Floyd stock Branch. County Library Renovation The proposed opera- Project 161 N. Arnold tion is located on the Street, Prestonsburg, Harold USGS 7 1/2 Kentucky. Sealed pro- minute quadrangle map. posals clearly marked The operation will use for "ASBESTOS ABATE- the contour, area and MENT" will be received auger/highwall mining from qualified asbestos methods of surface min- abatement contractors ing. The surface area to by the Floyd County Lib- be disturbed is owned by rary Board at their of- Appalachian Land Com- fices located at, 161 N. pany, Locust Grove, Arnold Street, Prestons- Inc., John H. and Janet burg, Kentucky 41653 L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth until 10:00 AM local Roberts, Jeffrey and Ju- time, Wednesday, June dith Gayheart, Sonny 5th, 2013, for the remov- and Linda Gayheart, The al and subsequent dis- Elk Horn Coal Company, posal of asbestos-con- LLC, Abel and Barbara taining materials (ACM) Parsons, Belva Jean as identified in the as- Halbert Crews, Rose bestos survey report on Humble, Tonie Michele file at the Floyd County Cox, Tonie Michele Cox Library. To access ACM and Paul David Castle, it will be required to re- Paul David Castle, Mar- move interior walls lene Monson, Willard R. around the Private Ref- McKinney, Paul and erence Rooms, Com- Anna Perkins, Harold puter Room and Office Bowling, Phillip Dale located on lower level of B5 McKinney, Marvin the first floor. Support McKinney, Tandy Spur- columns will be left in lock, Dave Coleman, place. Also, all carpet re- Bruce and Elizabeth moved will be disposed Coleman, Charles and as ACM. The provisions • THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Dorothy Meade Heirs,WEDNESDAY,of KRS 337 MAY relative 29, 2013 to B5 and Blackhawk Mining, the prevailing wage LLC. The operation will rates shall be applied. underlie land owned by Contractor must furnish AppalachianLEGALS Land Com- all permits,LEGALS labor, materi- LEGALS LEGALS pany, Locust Grove, al, services, insurance, Inc., John H. and Janet tools, equipment, and COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY L. Kidd, Joe and Ruth notifications in accord- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MINE 1 FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT Roberts, and The Elk ance with EPA, OSHA, Pursuant to Application Number 836-5333 Re- DIVISION NO. II Horn Coal Company, State, and all other ap- newal#5 C.A. NO. 09-CI-1052 LLC. plicable agencies includ- The operation will af- ing but not limited to 40 In accordance with the provisions of KRS 350.055, CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC PLAINTIFF fect an area within 100 CFR Part 763, DOT 49 notice is hereby given that MATT/CO., INC.; 432 v. feet of public road CFR parts 171 and 172, Meadows Branch; Prestonsburg, KY 41653 has ap- County Road 1108. The and OSHA 29 CFR parts plied for renewal of an underground coal mining op- SCOTTIE PRATER a/k/a operation will not in- 1910 & 1926. Contract- eration located 2.0 miles north of Emma in Floyd SCOTTIE N. PRATER, ET AL DEFENDANTS volve relocation or clos- or is expected to per- County. The operation will disturb 7.50 surface ure of the public road. form all removal, clean- acres and will underlie 590.13 acres and the total RE-NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE The application has ing, and disposal opera- area within the permit boundary will be 597.63 been filed for public in- tions in a manner that acres. *************** spection at the Depart- would meet final air By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the ment for Natural Re- clearance standards for The operation is approximately 1.0 miles east of KY Floyd Circuit Court entered the 20th day of April, sourcesʼ Prestonsburg analysis by Transmis- Route 1428ʼs junction with Sugarloaf Branch Road 2010, in the above cause, as their interest in the Regional Office, 3140 sion Electron Micro- and located in Dial Branch. subject property, in the principal amount of South Lake Drive, Pre- scope. $70,288.96 with interest thereon; please be ad- stonsburg, Kentucky The area is located on the Lancer U.S.G.S. 7 ½ vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old Advertisement for 41653. Written com- Sealed Bids minute quadrangle map. The operation will affect Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- ments, objections, or re- surface areas owned by Joe Burchett and will un- enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new quests for a permit con- derlie land owned by Grace Weedman, Sallie & Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and ference must be filed ities Commission is ac- Bradis Goble, Rosie Woods, James Wells, Ronald best bidder, at public auction, on the 30th day of with the Director of the Reid, Leonard Goble, Roland Blackburn, Clyde cepting sealed bids for May, 2013 at 10:30 a.m., upon the terms set forth Division of Permits, #2 the following: Burchett, Rudy Harris, Martha Johnson, Vivian Leah following the description, the follow described prop- Hudson Hollow Com- Franklin, John Harris, Irvin Harris, J.G. Graham Directional Boring Ser- erty, to wit: plex, U.S. 127 South, vices in the size range Porter, William Jarrell, Irvin & Johnnt Haris, Ed & Property Address: 417 Johnson Road, McDowell, Frankfort, Kentucky Bertha Cline, John Branham and Joe Burchett. Two inch (2ʼʼ) through Kentucky 41647 40601. Thirty-six Inch (36ʼʼ) One Lot No. 10 beginning on corner of Lot No.9 on The application has been filed for public inspection For any Commission railroad right-of-way and corner of Lot No. 9A. Locations for the Period at the Department for Surface Mining Reclamation Thence with line of said lot reversed N 00-30 E 392 Asbestos Abatement and Enforcementʼs Prestonsburg Regional Office, Bid Notice July 01, 2013 through Ft. to a stake on the point in line of "Dowery" lot of Advertisement For Bids: Floyd June 30, 2014. Bidders 3140 South Lake Drive, Prestonsburg, KY 41653. Hanna Stumbo; thence up the point with her line N County Library Renovation must be able to perform Written comments, objections, or requests for a per- 43-W-83 ft. to a stake; thence leaving the point mit conference must be filed with the Director of the Project 161 N. Arnold work within ten (10) days downhill S 00 W 30-+20 ft. to a stake, in line of said Street, Prestonsburg, of request of services. Division of Permits, #2 Hudson Hollow, U.S. 127 railroad right-of-way; thence with the same S 88 ft. South, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. Kentucky. Sealed pro- Bidders are required to 43E 60 ft. on place to point of beginning, containing posals clearly marked submit with their bids one acre more or less. for "ASBESTOS ABATE- proof of liability insur- MENT" will be received ance in the amount of LEGALS Being the same property conveyed to Scottie Prater from qualified asbestos one million dollars by Special Warranty Deed recorded on September abatement contractors ($1,000,000.00). 5, 2007, in Deed Book 538, Page 704, of the Office by the Floyd County Lib- Bids will be accepted COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY of the Floyd County Clerk. through 3:00 PM on FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT rary Board at their of- fices located at, 161 N. Monday, June 10, 2013 DIVISION NO. II A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or at which time the sealed C.A. NO. 12-CI-734 Arnold Street, Prestons- make a deposit of $5,000.00 of the purchase price burg, Kentucky 41653 bids will be opened. The with the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in until 10:00 AM local winning bid will be an- BRANCH BANKING & TRUST COMPANY which event the successful bidder shall be required PLAINTIFF time, Wednesday, June nounced as soon as to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said 5th, 2013, for the remov- possible after Commis- bond shall be for the unpaid purchase price and VS. al and subsequent dis- sion management has bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum form the posal of asbestos-con- examined all bids. date of sale until paid. Said bond shall have the taining materials (ACM) Bids MUST be sealed DONALD TACKETT AKA DONALD RAY TACKETT force and effect of a Judgment for which execution COUNTY OF FLOYD DEFENDANTS as identified in the as- and addressed as fol- may issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the bestos survey report on lows: above described real estate as additional surety. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE file at the Floyd County Mr. David M. Ellis, Su- B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and Library. To access ACM perintendent pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for it will be required to re- Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- *************** the 2011 real estate taxes and all subsequent By virtue of a Final Judgment and Order of Sale of move interior walls ities Commission years. All taxes or assessments upon the property around the Private Ref- 2560 South Lake Drive the Floyd Circuit Court entered the 26th day of for prior years shall be paid from the sale proceeds March, 2013, in the above cause, as their interest in erence Rooms, Com- Prestonsburg, KY 41653 if properly claimed in writing and filed of record by puter Room and Office ATTN: Directional Bor- the subject property, in the principal amount of the purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase $55,830.77 with interest thereon; please be ad- located on lower level of ing Bid price. the first floor. Support Prestonsburg Cityʼs Util- vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old C. The property described above is sold subject to Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- columns will be left in ities Commission re- any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- place. Also, all carpet re- serves the right to reject enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and moved will be disposed any or all bids. Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in as ACM. The provisions best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th day of favor of the United States of America and/or the re- June, 2013 at 10:15 a.m., upon the terms set forth of KRS 337 relative to cord owners thereof. the prevailing wage following the description, the follow described prop- Any announcements made on date of sale takes erty, to wit: rates shall be applied. precedence over printed matter contained herein. Contractor must furnish Property Address: 55 Freel Tackett Drive, Grethel, Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master KY 41631 all permits, labor, materi- Commissioner al, services, insurance, Beginning at a planted concrete marker near the tools, equipment, and Family Road at the corner of the property currently notifications in accord- owned by James and Dora Roberts, thence run- ance with EPA, OSHA, ning in a straight line a distance of 141 feet to a State, and all other ap- planted concrete marker; thence turning right plicable agencies includ- handed and running 16 feet to a planted concrete ing but not limited to 40 marker; thence turning left handed and running a CFR Part 763, DOT 49 distance of 175 feet to a planted concrete marker; CFR parts 171 and 172, thence turning right handed and running a distance and OSHA 29 CFR parts of 117 feet to a planted concrete marker; thence 1910 & 1926. Contract- turning right handed and running a distance of 131 or is expected to per- feet to a planted concrete marker, being the corner form all removal, clean- of the property previously owned by Millard Tackett; ing, and disposal opera- thence following said Millard Tackett line and dis- tions in a manner that tance of 53 feet to a planted concrete marker, at the would meet final air corner of property currently owned by Donald Tack- clearance standards for ett and Sharon Tackett; thence turning right and fol- LEGALSanalysis by Transmis- lowing said proper line for approximately 60 feet to sion Electron Micro- planted concrete marker; thence turning left and scope. running approximately 72 feet to a planted concrete marker at the Family Road; thence turning right and PUBLIC NOTICE running with the Family Road back to the point of The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2013, 10:00 a.m. e.s.t. in hearing beginning. room 1 at its offi ce 211 Sower Blvd, Frankfort, KY for the purpose of receiving public comments on the proposed rate increase and other matters related to the fi nal order Case No. 2011-00443, Application of Kentucky Frontier There is excepted from this conveyance all gas Gas, LLC For Approval of Consolidation of And Adjustment of Rates, Approval of AMR Equipment and A rights in the above described property. Certifi cate Of Convenience And Necessity For Installation Of AMR, Pipeline Replacement Program, Revision of Non-Recurring Fees and Revision of Tariff s, issued on April 30, 2013.Pursuant to the order, Frontier has elected to Being the same property conveyed to Donald Ray Tackett, from Sharon Tackett, by Deed dated charge the greater of the rates listed below as the “proposed rates”. 07/14/1987, recorded 08/31/1987, in Deed Book CURRENT RATES ALLOWED TO BE CHARGED BY FRONTIER PURSUANT TO THE APRIL 30, 2013 ORDER. 312, Page 576, Floyd County Clerk's Records, and being known as 55 Freel Tackett Drive, Grethel, KY 41631. .
A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or make a deposit of 10% of the purchase price with the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in which event the successful bidder shall be required to ex- ecute bond with good surety thereon. Said bond shall be for the unpaid purchase price and bear in- terest at the rate of 12% per annum form the date of sale until paid. Said bond shall have the force and effect of a Judgment for which execution may issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the above de- scribed real estate as additional surety. B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for the current yearʼs property taxes and all sub- sequent years. All taxes or assessments upon the property for prior years shall be paid from the sale proceeds if properly claimed in writing and filed of record by the purchaser prior to the payment of the PROPOSED RATES ELECTED TO BE CHARGED BY FRONTIER PURSUANT TO THE APRIL 30, 2013 ORDER. purchase price. C. The property described above is sold subject to any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in favor of the United States of America and/or the re- cord owners thereof. Any announcements made on date of sale takes precedence over printed matter contained herein. Hon. William S. Kendrick, Floyd County Master Commissioner
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60421253 PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to KRS 231.040, ap- plication for a permit to oper- ate a place of entertainment, has been made by Harold Meade. The name of the pro- posed business of entertain- ment is Coyote Den Inc., the nature of the business will be, MUSIC,DJ'S, LIVE BANDS & POOL TABLES also serving BEER, WINE and WINE COOLERS, location is 468 B7 North Lake Dr., Prestonsburg, KY 41653. Pursuant to KRS 231.070, the Floyd County At- torney shall investigate wheth- er the application lacks good moral character, or whether the applicant will obey the laws THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 • B7 of the Commonwealth in the operation of the business, or whether the applicant, within the last two(2) years prior to LEGALS the date ofLEGALS filing the applica- Apartments/Townhouses Apartments/Townhouses Apartments/Townhouses Houses For Rent tion has been convicted in FOR RENT- New, furnished, For Sale or Rent COMMONWEALTH OF Kentucky of maintaining a pub- Applications Applications clean upstairs studio apart- 2 BR HOUSE AT IVEL,KY, lic nuisance. Pursuant to KRS Being Accepted ment. $395/month, deposit re- SITS JUST OFF FOUR LANE, KENTUCKY 231.080 any person desiring to Being Accepted quired. 886-6208. NO HUD,NO PETS.$600.00 FLOYD CIRCUIT oppose the permits shall file For 1,2,3,4 For 1-Bedroom MO. PLUS DEPOSIT & UTIL- COURT with the County Clerk no later Apartments for ITIES or $59,500.CALL 606- DIVISION NO. I than May 30, 2013, in writing, Bedroom NEW J-MAR APARTMENTS 792-7689/606-424-1150 . allegations that show cause as Apartments persons 62 and older AT GRETHEL. 2 BR, 1 BATH, C.A. NO. 12-CI-01226 to why the application shall not WOOD FLOORING, W/D For Sale or Rent be granted. Said written in- Located on Mays Branch HOOK-UP. 1 YEAR LEASE, White Columns, 3 Master Bed- DOREKA VAUGHN formation shall be signed, Located in Prestonsburg in Prestonsburg. NO PETS. rooms, 3 Master Baths with dated and reflect the current is Highland Heights PLAINTIFF All utilities included, rent CALL 606-434-4008 Whirlpools, 4th bedroom or of- address of said person provid- Apartments in Goble fice, deer,elk,turkey $1500 ing the information. is based on gross monthly mo.+ Deposit/Utilities or VS. Pursuant to KRS 231.080, a Roberts addition and Houses For Rent Cliffside Apartments on income. Several activities $299,500.00 Call 606-792- hearing has been scheduled 7689 or 606-424-1150. for May 30, 2013. At the hour Cliff Road. Rent is based such as line dancing, crafts, 2 BR Duplex for rent, central LOTTIE JOHNSON; heat and air. 1 mile north of of 2:30 p.m., or as soon there- on gross monthly income. church services, hair salon. MANUFACTURED ALAN McCARTY; after as same can be heard Prestonsburg. No pets, refer- HOUSING All utilities included Furnished with stove, ences and security deposit re- CHARLIE JOHNSON, before the Floyd County refrigerator, emergency and Judge/Executive at the Floyd at Highland Heights quired. Call 889-9747 or 886- and a utility Allowance alarm and air conditioner. 9007. Rentals FLOYD COUNTY, KEN- County Justice Center, 2nd Floor in Prestonsburg, Ken- at Cliffside. Learning For more information, TUCKY DEFENDANTS 16 X 80, 3BR, 2 BATH TRAIL- tucky. The Floyd County centers at both sites with please call Highland ER ON RT. 114. $500.00 PER Judge/Executive shall hear computers available. Trailer for Rent MONTH CALL 791-2845 evidence in support of or in op- Terrace at 606-886-1925, NOTICE OF COMMIS- For more information Call 606-886-2279 SIONERʼS SALE position to the granting of the TDD: 1-800-648-6056 or DOUBLEWIDE ON LITTLE permit. call Highland Heights 711 or come by the offi ce PAINT CREEK, 3 BR, 2 BATH, HON. KEITH BARTLEY at 606-866-0608 and for an application. For Rent: 2 BR Mobile Home. EXCELLENT CONDITION. NO *************** FLOYD COUNTY ATTORNEY Cliffside at 606-886-1819, Highland Terrace does Central heat and air. No Pets. PETS, LEASE REQUIRED. By virtue of a Judgment TDD: 1-800-648-6056 Prestonsburg area. Call 606- 675.00 PER MONTH CALL not discriminate in and Order of Sale of the or 711 or come by the 889-0036 or 339-9544 886-3613 OR 339-0893 Floyd Circuit Court LEGAL NOTICE offi ces for an application. admission or employment LEGALS CV REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY in subsidized housing entered the 11th day of AT LAW, 112 WEST COURT Highland Heights and February, 2013, in the STREET, SUITE 100, PRE- Cliffside Apartments on account of race, color, STONSBURG, KENTUCKY, religion, gender, national COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY above cause, in the fol- do not discriminate in FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT HAS BEEN APPOINTED admission or employment origin, disability or lowing amounts, with in- WARNING ORDER ATTOR- in subsidized housing familial status. DIVISION I terest thereon; a) NEY BY THE FLOYD CIR- CIVIL ACTION NO.: 12-CI-574 Plaintiffʼs – 2002, 2003, CUIT COURT TO NOTIFY UN- on account of race, color, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, KNOWN HEIRS,DEVISEES, religion, gender, national TAX EASE LIEN SERVICING, LLC PLAINTIFF AND LEGATEES OF AGEN origin, disability or
2008, 2009 and 2010 60406895 MULLINS OF THE NATURE Familial status. taxes plus 12% interest AND PENDENCY OF A CER- v. per annum from Octo- TAIN LAWSUIT FILED ON OR ber 4, 2011 totaling ABOUT MAY 2, 2013 IN WHICH UNKNOWN HEIRS, For rent, 1 Bdrm Apt. close to MARGIE MAE HAMILTON ROBERTS, $2,313.18 plus pre and DEVISEES AND LEGATEES 60406890 Prestonsburg, No HUD or JAMES SHELDON ROBERTS, ASSET ACCEPT- post litigation attorneyʼs OF AGEN MULLINS WERE Pets. Call 263-4323, or ANCE, LLC, fees in the amount of NAMED AS DEFENDANTS. 205-9510. References Re- DISCOVER BANK AND FLOYD COUNTY DE- $1,802.10 and warning SAID SUIT HAS BEEN FILED quired. IN DIVISION NUMBER 1 OF FENDANTS order attorneyʼs fees THE FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT FOR RENT-2BR UNFUR- paid by Plaintiff in the AND IS REPRESENTED BY NISHED APARTMENT ALSO CIVIL ACTION NO. 13-CI- FURNISHED STUDIO APART- For Rent- 2 bdrm, very clean, amount of $124.85, for a MENT. NO PETS. LEASE & nice, upstairs unfurnished NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE total of $4,240.13; 00408. THE BASIS OF THE SUIT IS A COMPLAINT FOR SECURITY DEPOSIT RE- apartment. $500/month plus please be advised that I COLLECTION OF A DEBT. QUIRED. CALL 886-0099 OR utilities and deposit. Call 886- *************** shall proceed to offer for 886-3565 6208. By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the sale at the Old Floyd UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE- LEGALS Floyd Circuit Court entered the 11th day of Novem- County Courthouse VISEES, AND LEGATEES OF AGEN MULLINS SHALL ber, 2011, in the above cause, as their interest in Door, South Central Av- HAVE FIFTY(50) DAYS FROM COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY the subject property, based upon the Certificates of enue, Prestonsburg, THE DATE OF THE WARN- FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT Delinquency in the amount of $1,311.54 being Kentucky, (behind the ING ORDER TO FILE AN AN- DIVISION NO. I Plaintiffs' acquisition cost of the 2009 tax bill made new Floyd County SWER WITH THE FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT CLERK IF C.A. NO. 10-CI-625 the basis of this suit, plus twelve percent (12%) in- Justice Center), to the HE/SHE DESIRES TO DO SO. terest per annum from the date of Plaintiff's acquisi- highest and best bidder, IF HE/SHE DOES NOT AP- BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. fka tion of said bill of August27, 2010; costs and ex- at public auction, on the PEAR IN THE SUIT AND DE- COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. penses herein expended, including any fees, penal- 30th day of May, 2013 at FEND IT, A JUDGEMENT WILL BE ENTERED AT THE PLAINTIFF ties, and reasonable attorneyʼs fees; please be ad- 10:15 a.m., upon the DISCRETION OF THE vised that I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Old terms set forth following COURT. VS. Floyd County Courthouse Door, South Central Av- the description, the fol- ANYONE HAVING INFORMA- enue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, (behind the new low described property, TION CONCERNING UN- KNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, MICHAEL STANLEY Floyd County Justice Center), to the highest and to wit: AND LEGATEES OF AGEN MELISSA C. STANLEY DEFENDANTS best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th day of Property Address: Map MULLINS, PLEASE CON- June 2013 at 9:30 a.m., upon the terms set forth fol- #062-20-06-003.00 TACT HON. CV REYNOLDS RE-NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERʼS SALE lowing the description, the follow described prop- AT (606)886-1020. erty, to wit: A. The successful bid- CV REYNOLDS *************** Property Address: 1218 KY RT 3380, Teaberry, KY der shall either pay cash ATTORNEY AT LAW By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the 41660, or make a deposit of C.V. REYNOLDS LAW OF- Floyd Circuit Court entered the 21st day of Septem- Map ID Number: 099-00-00-132.01 10% of the purchase FICES, P.S.C. 112 WEST COURT STREET ber, 2010, in the above cause, as their interest in "BEGINNING at stake Number one (1), thence in a price with the balance on SUITE 100 the subject property, for the sum of $196,101.18 direction up the hill to stake number two a distance a credit for thirty (30) PRESTONSBURG, KEN- with interest thereon, plus additional sums and of two-hundred and four (204) feet from stake num- days, in which event the TUCKY 41653 costs; please be advised that I shall proceed to of- ber one (1), thence a direction across the bottom to successful bidder shall fer for sale at the Old Floyd County Courthouse stake number three, said stake being one-hundred be required to execute ANNOUNCEMENTS Door, South Central Avenue, Prestonsburg, Ken- and seventy-seven (177) feet from stake number bond with good surety tucky, (behind the new Floyd County Justice Cen- two; thence a southerly direction a distance of thereon. Said bond shall ter), to the highest and best bidder, at public auc- eighty-three (83) feet to stake number four (also be for the unpaid pur- tion, on the 6th day of June, 2013 at 9:45 a.m., marked with a tire hydrant) and thence in a west- chase price and bear in- Miscellaneous upon the terms set forth following the description, erly direction to the point of the beginning. terest at the rate of 12% FOR SALE A 24 X 12 INTEX the follow described property, to wit: per annum form the date RECTANGULAR ULTRA Property Address: 191 Armory Road, Prestonsburg, Being the same property conveyed to Margie Mae of sale until paid. Said FRAME POOL, USED ONE SEASON. 500.00 886-1539 Kentucky 41653 Hamilton Roberts and James Sheldon Roberts, by bond shall have the deed dated November 16, 2005, recorded in Deed force and effect of a AUCTION / ESTATE / A certain tract or parcel of land tying in Floyd Book 518, page 381, Office of Floyd County Clerk's Judgment for which exe- YARD SALE County, Kentucky, on Lick Branch, a tributary of Big Office. cution may issue, and a Yard Sale Sandy River, and further described as follows: lien shall be retained A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or upon the above de- CARPORT SALE MAY 29, Beginning at road opposite honey locust (elm tree) make a deposit of $5,000.00 of the purchase price scribed real estate as 30TH & 31ST, JUNE 1ST & and Bingham's line and running with the road to a with the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in 3RD. RAIN OR SHINE. 3 additional surety. MILES FROM SAVE A LOT drain opposite Elzie Whittakerʼs house beside drive- which event the successful bidder shall be required B. The purchaser shall AT MARTIN TO TOP OF HILL way; thence running in straight line to the top of hill; to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said be required to assume ON 1210. TOOLS, STOVE thence running with ridge back to Hingham's line bond shall be for the unpaid purchase price and and pay the taxes or as- CABLE, NAME BRAND GIRLS and down the hill to the place of beginning. bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum form the & BOYS CLOTHES, PURSES sessments upon the & LOTS OF MISC.. FROM date of sale until paid. Said bond shall have the property for the current 8:OO A.M. -? Excepted therefrom the following out conveyance to force and effect of a Judgment for which execution yearʼs property taxes SERVICES Kathy Ann Phillips and Johnny Bruce Phillips by may issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the and all subsequent Deed dated 5/9/2005 in Deed Book 513, page 498 above described real estate as additional surety. years. All taxes or as- FINANCIAL SERVICES of the Floyd County Clerk1s Office. B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and sessments upon the pay the taxes or assessments upon the property for property for prior years EMPLOYMENT Beginning at a stake on Armory Road; thence run- the current years taxes and all subsequent years. shall be paid from the ning up toward the hill between the house being All taxes or assessments upon the property for pri- sale proceeds if prop- purchased with this tract of land, referred tons the or years shall be paid from the sale proceeds if erly claimed in writing Help Wanted General red house, and the house currently occupied by properly claimed in writing and filed of record by the and filed of record by the JOB OPPORTUNITY: Tower Pamela G. Hazelett, being approximately 22 inches purchaser prior to the payment of the purchase purchaser prior to the Climber and Installer wanted for the red house and 6 feet from Pamela G. price. payment of the pur- with two years experience. Pay Hazelett's house and continuing with said line to the C. The property described above is sold subject to chase price. based on ability. Do not apply without experience. Please top of the hill; thence running around the top of the any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- C. The property de- call 886-3767 to apply. hill approximately 89 feet; thence turning at a right cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs scribed above is sold Resume required. angle and running down the hill, adjoining the lot oc- Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in subject to any ease- cupied by the double wide, approximately 70 feet favor of the United States of America and/or the re- ments, restrictions, de- EDUCATION ton stake on the shared driveway between this tract cord owners thereof. fects, liens or encum- of land and the double wide tract; thence running Any announcements made on date of sale takes brances of record in the REAL ESTATE SALES with the shared driveway to a stake on Armory precedence over printed matter contained herein. Floyd County Clerkʼs Of- Road; thence running with Armory Road approxim- This ____ day of May, 2013. fice and such rights of ately 31 feet to the point of beginning. WILLIAM S. KENDRICK redemption as may ex- Houses For Sale Master Commissioner ist in favor of the United 3BR, HUGE WALK-IN Being the same premises conveyed to Melissa C. P. O. Box 268 States of America and/or CLOSET, COVERED PORCH Stanley and Michael Stanley from Pamela Hazelett, Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653 the record owners there- W/SWING, ATTACHED CAR- PORT. CALL 886-2144 n single person by Warranty Deed dated 1/2/2007 (606) 886-2812 of. and recorded 1/5/2007 as Instrument or Book/Page Any announcements HOUSE FOR SALE NEAR No. 531/215 of the Floyd County Clerk's Office. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE made on date of sale PRESTONSBURG. VERY GOOD CONDITION. 3 BR, 1 takes precedence over BATH. ASKING 74,000. MAKE This is to certify that the original was forwarded to printed matter contained OFFER. 889-0199 A. The successful bidder shall either pay cash or Floyd Circuit Court Clerk, with true and correct cop- herein. NEW HOUSE FOR SALE BY make a deposit of $5,000.00 of the purchase price ies of the foregoing duly mailed, postage prepaid, Hon. Williams S. OWNER, GREAT LOCATION with the balance on a credit for thirty (30) days, in this the ____ day of May 2013: Kendrick, Floyd County NEAR PRESTONSBURG, which event the successful bidder shall be required Master Commissioner 1960 SQUARE FEET, 3 TO 4 to execute bond with good surety thereon. Said Hon. Donald R. Jones BR, 2 BATHS. 1-606-356-4656 bond shall be for the unpaid purchase price and 3109 Carlisle St., Ste. 100 bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum form the Dallas, TX 75204 Rent to Own date of sale until paid. Said bond shall have the PUBLIC NOTICE 3 BDM, 2 Bath, 3 Acres, Bad Pursuant to KRS 231.040, ap- Credit OK, $106,000. $900.00 force and effect of a Judgment for which execution Margie Mae Hamilton Roberts plication for a permit to oper- mo., 407-922-1405 may issue, and a lien shall be retained upon the James Sheldon Roberts ate a place of entertainment, above described real estate as additional surety. 1218 KY RT 3380 has been made by Harold REAL ESTATE RENTALS Meade. The name of the pro- Teaberry, KY 41660 posed business of entertain- B. The purchaser shall be required to assume and ment is Coyote Den Inc., the Apartments/Townhouses pay all taxes or assessments upon the property for Discovery Bank nature of the business will be, TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT the current tax year and subsequent years. All taxes 502 East Market St. MUSIC,DJ'S, LIVE BANDS & or assessments upon the property for prior years POOL TABLES also serving FOR RENT: 2BR, 1.5 BATH, Greenwood, DE 19950 BEER, WINE and WINE STOVE, REF., W/D HOOK shall be paid from the sale proceeds if properly COOLERS, location is 468 UP, D/W. CITY LIMITS AT US claimed in writing and filed of record by the pur- Asset Acceptance, LLC North Lake Dr., Prestonsburg, 23 AND RT 80. $625 PER MONTH PLUS $400 DEPOS- chaser prior to the payment of the purchase price. CT Corp. KY 41653. Pursuant to KRS C. The property described above is sold subject to 231.070, the Floyd County At- IT. NO PETS. 1YR. LEASE. 118 8th Avenue torney shall investigate wheth- CALL 606-237-4758 OR 606- any easements, restrictions, defects, liens or en- New York, NY 10011 er the application lacks good 625-0134. cumbrances of record in the Floyd County Clerkʼs moral character, or whether Large apartment for rent. Loc- Office and such rights of redemption as may exist in the applicant will obey the laws ated on US 23 at Stanville. 2 favor of the United States of America and/or the re- of the Commonwealth in the Hon. Keith Bartley br, 2 bath. Walk in closet. cord owners thereof. Floyd County Attorney operation of the business, or Large living room area. 1 yr whether the applicant, within lease. NO PETS. $650 per Any announcements made on date of sale takes P.O. Box 1000 the last two(2) years prior to month $650 security deposit. precedence over printed matter contained herein. Prestonsburg, Kentucky 41653 the date of filing the applica- Call 606-434-4008 Hon. William S. Kendrick, Master Commissioner WILLIAM S. KENDRICK tion has been convicted in or 606-478-8100 Kentucky of maintaining a pub- lic nuisance. Pursuant to KRS 231.080 any person desiring to oppose the permits shall file with the County Clerk no later than May 30, 2013, in writing, allegations that show cause as to why the application shall not be granted. Said written in- formation shall be signed, dated and reflect the current address of said person provid- ing the information. Pursuant to KRS 231.080, a hearing has been scheduled for May 30, 2013. At the hour of 2:30 p.m., or as soon there- after as same can be heard before the Floyd County Judge/Executive at the Floyd County Justice Center, 2nd Floor in Prestonsburg, Ken- tucky. The Floyd County Judge/Executive shall hear evidence in support of or in op- position to the granting of the permit. HON. KEITH BARTLEY FLOYD COUNTY ATTORNEY "Good Titles" 1999 Oldsmobile silhouette van 115,000 mi. $2,995 1995 GMC sierra 4X4 extra cab 120,000 mi. $3,995 1995 Ford Mustang GT Con- B8 vertible 80,000 mi. 5 speed $5,295 2003 Wide Glide H. 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Notice is hereby given that Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc., (“Columbia”) a Kentucky Corporation, has asked the Public Service Commission, Frankfort, Kentucky, for approval of an adjustment of rates to become effective June 30, 2013, for service rendered on and after June 30, 2013.
The present rates charged in all territory served by Columbia are as follows: The proposed rates to be charged in all territory served by Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc. are as follows:
Gas Cost Gas Cost Total Gas Cost Gas Cost Total Adjustment Adjustment Billing Adjustment Adjustment Billing Charge Demand Commodity Rate Charge Demand Commodity Rate $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ RATE SCHEDULES GS RATE SCHEDULES GS Residential (GSR)1 Residential (GSR)1 Customer Charge per billing period 12.35 12.35 Customer Charge per billing period 18.50 18.50 AMRP Rider per billing period 1.06 1.06 AMRP Rider per billing period 0.00 0.00 EECPRC per billing period (0.24) (0.24) EECPRC per billing period (0.24) (0.24)
Delivery Charge per Mcf 1.8715 1.6692 2.4545 5.9952 Delivery Charge per Mcf 3, 4 2.4322 1.6692 2.4185 6.5199 EAP Rider 0.0615 0.0615 EAP Rider 0.0615 0.0615 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015
Commercial or Industrial (GSO)1 Customer Charge per billing period 25.13 25.13 Commercial or Industrial (GSO)1 AMRP Rider per billing period 3.98 3.98 Customer Charge per billing period 37.50 37.50 Delivery Charge per Mcf AMRP Rider per billing period 0.00 0.00 First 50 Mcf or less per billing period 1.8715 1.6692 2.4545 5.9952 Delivery Charge per Mcf Next 350 Mcf per billing period 1.8153 1.6692 2.4545 5.9390 First 50 Mcf or less per billing period 3 2.4322 1.6692 2.4185 6.5199 Next 600 Mcf per billing period 1.7296 1.6692 2.4545 5.8533 Next 350 Mcf per billing period 3 2.3851 1.6692 2.4185 6.4728 Over 1,000 Mcf per billing period 1.5802 1.6692 2.4545 5.7039 Next 600 Mcf per billing period 3 2.2990 1.6692 2.4185 6.3867 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Over 1,000 Mcf per billing period 3 2.1495 1.6692 2.4185 6.2372 RATE SCHEDULE IS - NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 INTERRUPTIBLE SALES SERVICE Customer Charge per billing period 583.39 583.39 RATE SCHEDULE IS - AMRP Rider per billing period 237.59 237.59 INTERRUPTIBLE SALES SERVICE Delivery Charge per Mcf Customer Charge per billing period 583.39 583.39 First 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.5467 2.4545 3.0012 AMRP Rider per billing period 0.00 0.00 Over 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.2905 2.4545 2.7450 Delivery Charge per Mcf NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 First 30,000 Mcf per billing period 3 0.6177 2.4185 3.0362 Firm Service Demand Charge Over 30,000 Mcf per billing period 3 0.3272 2.4185 2.7457 Demand Charge times Daily Firm NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Volumes (Mcf) in Customer Agreement 6.6495 6.6495 Firm Service Demand Charge RATE SCHEDULE IUS - INTRASTATE Demand Charge times Daily Firm UTILITY SERVICE1 Volumes (Mcf) in Customer Agreement 6.6495 6.6495 Customer Charge per billing period 331.50 331.50 AMRP Rider per billing period 41.38 41.38 RATE SCHEDULE IUS - INTRASTATE Delivery Charge per Mcf 0.7750 1.6692 2.4545 4.8987 UTILITY SERVICE 1 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Customer Charge per billing period 477.00 477.00 RATE SCHEDULE SS - STANDBY AMRP Rider per billing period 0.00 0.00 SERVICE Delivery Charge per Mcf 3 1.0604 1.6692 2.4185 5.1481 Standby Service Demand Charge per Mcf NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Demand Charge times Standby Service Volumes (Mcf) in Customer Agreement 6.6495 6.6495 RATE SCHEDULE SS - STANDBY Standby Service Commodity Charge per Mcf 2.4545 2.4545 SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE DS - DELIVERY Standby Service Demand Charge per Mcf SERVICE Demand Charge times Standby Service Administrative Charge per billing period 55.90 55.90 Volumes (Mcf) in Customer Agreement 6.6495 6.6495
Customer Charge per billing period 2 583.39 583.39 Standby Service Commodity Charge per Mcf 3 2.4185 2.4185 AMRP Rider – DS only- per billing period 2 237.59 237.59 RATE SCHEDULE DS - DELIVERY Customer Charge - Grandfathered Service SERVICE only – per billing period 25.13 25.13 Administrative Charge per billing period 55.90 55.90 AMRP Rider – Grandfathered Service Customer Charge per billing period 2 583.39 583.39 only - per billing period 3.98 3.98 AMRP Rider – DS only - per billing period 2 0.00 0.00 Customer Charge - Intrastate Utility only – per billing period 331.50 331.50 Customer Charge - Grandfathered Service only – per billing period 37.50 37.50 AMRP Rider – Intrastate Utility only - per billing period 41.38 41.38 AMRP Rider – Grandfathered Service only - per billing period 0.00 0.00
Delivery Charge per Mcf 2 Customer Charge - Intrastate Utility only – per billing period 477.00 477.00 First 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.5467 0.5467 Over 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.2905 0.2905 AMRP Rider – Intrastate Utility only - per billing period 0.00 0.00
Delivery Charge - Grandfathered Service only Delivery Charge per Mcf 2 First 50 Mcf or less per billing period 1.8715 1.8715 First 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.6177 0.6177 Next 350 Mcf per billing period 1.8153 1.8153 Over 30,000 Mcf per billing period 0.3272 0.3272 Next 600 Mcf per billing period 1.7296 1.7296 Over 1,000 Mcf per billing period 1.5802 1.5802 Delivery Charge - Grandfathered Service only First 50 Mcf or less per billing period 2.4322 2.4322 Delivery Charge - Intrastate Utility only Next 350 Mcf per billing period 2.3851 2.3851 All volumes per billing period 0.7750 0.7750 Next 600 Mcf per billing period 2.2990 2.2990 Banking and Balancing Service 0.0207 0.0207 Over 1,000 Mcf per billing period 2.1495 2.1495 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015
RATE SCHEDULE MLDS - MAINLINE Delivery Charge - Intrastate Utility only DELIVERY SERVICE All volumes per billing period 1.0604 1.0604 Administrative Charge 55.90 55.90 Banking and Balancing Service 0.0207 0.0207 Customer Charge per billing period 200.00 200.00 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Delivery Charge Per Mcf 0.0858 0.0858 NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 Banking and Balancing Service 0.0207 0.0207 RATE SCHEDULE MLDS - MAINLINE DELIVERY SERVICE Administrative Charge 55.90 55.90 The rates contained in this notice are the rates proposed by Columbia; however, the Public Service Customer Charge per billing period 200.00 200.00 Commission may order rates to be charged that differ from the proposed rates contained in this notice. In addition to the adjustment of rates described above, Columbia is also seeking Public Service Delivery Charge Per Mcf 0.0858 0.0858 Commission approval of the following: NGR&D Rider 0.015 0.015 !" the implementation of a tariff mechanism, termed Revenue Normalization Adjustment, that Banking and Balancing Service 0.0207 0.0207 would enable Columbia to adjust base rates for Columbia’s residential (Rate Schedule GSR and Rate Schedule SVGTS GSR) customer class on a quarterly basis to reconcile the difference in normalized non-gas base rate revenue to account for changes in gas usage per customer caused by IMPACT OF PROPOSED RATES factors not adjusted by the existing Weather Normalization Adjustment and modification of the The foregoing proposed rates designed to recover Columbia’s revenue deficiency reflect an increase of Energy Efficiency and Conservation Rider as this adjustment would substitute for the Revenue approximately 17.75% to Columbia. The estimated amount of increase per customer class is as follows: from Lost Sales component; !" the revision of the Accelerated Main Replacement Program (“AMRP”) Rider to provide for use of a forecasted period and inclusion of property taxes; and Residential $11,809,084 19.82% !" the continuation of Columbia’s pilot CHOICE program for an additional three years. Commercial $4,240,720 15.76% Any corporation, association, or person may within thirty (30) days after the initial publication of Industrial $476,766 7.90% this notice of the proposed rate changes, submit a written request to intervene to the Public Service Wholesale $6,450 8.40% Commission at the address listed below. The written request must establish the grounds for the request including the status and interest of the party. Intervention may be granted beyond the thirty (30) day Other $62,453 7.08% period for good cause shown. Written comments regarding the proposed rate may be submitted to The average monthly bill for each customer class to which the proposed rates will apply will increase the Public Service Commission by mail or through the Public Service Commission’s web site shown approximately as follows: below. Any person may examine this filing and any other documents Columbia has filed with the Public Residential – based on average usage of 5.5 Mcf $7.98 17.1% Service Commission at Columbia’s offices located at the address below, and on Columbia’s web site at http://www.columbiagasky.com/. Commercial– based on average usage of 25.0 Mcf $21.49 12.0% Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc. Industrial– based on average usage of 336.2 Mcf $187.37 9.2% 2001 Mercer Road Wholesale– based on average usage of 576.8 Mcf $247.99 7.7% Lexington, Kentucky 40511-1018 1-800-432-9345 Public Service Commission of Kentucky 1 P.O. Box 615 Customers taking Small Volume Gas Transportation Service (“SVGTS”) are charged the base rate 211 Sower Boulevard charge and all applicable riders only. Frankfort, Kentucky 40602 2 Applicable to all Rate Schedule DS customers except those served under Grandfathered or Intrastate (502) 564-3940 Utility provisions 3 This filing and any other related documents can be found on the Public Service Commission’s web The Gas Cost Adjustment Commodity includes a revised Gas Cost Uncollectible Charge of $0.0243 per Mcf. site at http://psc.ky.gov/. 4 The tariff mechanism noted above, initially set at zero, is included in the Delivery Charge per Mcf. B10 • WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2013 THE FLOYD COUNTY TIMES Mondesi hits for cycle in Legends’ win
Times Staff Report Mondesi, 17, has hit three sacrifice fly by Mark Donato. timidators tied the score again shortstop. After Gore lined home runs in his last two games. The Intimidators tied the in the fifth on a double by Jake out to second, Mondesi dou- LEXINGTON — Raul Monde- Mondesi becomes the sec- score at 2-2 in the third when Brown and a two-run homer by bled down the left field line, si of the Lexington Legends hit ond Legend to hit for the they scored two runs without a Micah Johnson. scoring Shin and Donato. for the cycle in the Legends 7-4 cycle, joining Jordan Parraz, hit, as the Legends committed The Legends moved in front Christian Binford (4-2) win over Kannapolis Monday who did it July 26, 2007 in a three errors and a balk. again with a run in the bottom of worked the first seven innings night at Whitaker Bank Ball- 14-inning game against Lake- Mondesi’s solo homer in the the fifth. Terrance Gore singled, and got the win. He struck out park. Mondesi tripled in the wood in Lexington. bottom of the third gave the Leg- stole second, moved to third on six batters and walked none. first inning, homered in the After his first-inning triple, ends the lead again at 3-2. Mondesi’s infield single, and Daniel Hernandez pitched the third, got an infield single in the Mondesi scored the game’s first In the bottom of the fourth, scored on Ford’s ground out. eighth and ninth and earned fifth and doubled down the left run on a double by Fred Ford. The a walk to Kenny Diekroeger, a Lexington added its last his third save. field line in the sixth. He was Legends added a run in the sec- single by Arteaga and a sacri- two runs in the sixth. Shin Brandon Brennan (1-8) was batting second in the Legends’ ond inning on a double by Hum- fice fly by Jin-Ho Shin gave the walked, and Donato reached the starting and losing pitcher lineup as the designated hitter. berto Arteaga, a wild pitch and a Legends a 4-2 lead, but the In- first on an error by Brown, the for Kannapolis.
West Virginia drops Former EKU standout Bratzke headed game to Greensboro to Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame Times Staff Report Bratzke was selected to the East- ern Kentucky University Athletics Times Staff Report single. Juengel later scored Wood struck out to end RICHMOND — Former Eastern Hall of Fame in 2006 and EKU all- on an error by Power right the inning. Kentucky University football player century football team in 2009. CHARLESTON, W.Va. fielder Josh Bell. West Virginia collected Chad Bratzke is one of six people set The five other members of the -— The West Virginia Pow- The Grasshoppers added three hits in the loss. to be inducted into the Kentucky Pro Kentucky Pro Football Hall of er fell to the Greensboro their final run in the sev- Bell hit a double in the Football Hall of Fame on Friday, June Fame Class of 2013 are Coy Bacon, Grasshoppers 3-0 Monday enth inning. Max Moroff fourth and a single in the 28 at 7 p.m. The Class of 2013 will Irv Goode, George McAfee, Roman evening at Appalachian committed a two-out error eighth. Moroff also had a be inducted at Louisville’s historic Oben and Otis Wilson. Power Park. The Power on a ball hit by Anthony single in the eighth. downtown Palace Theater. Bratzke will be the fifth Colonel only registered three hits Gomez, scoring Yeison Clay Holmes (1-4) took Bratzke, who suited up for the Col- inducted into the Kentucky Pro as their seven-game win- Hernandez for Greens- the loss, allowing two runs onels from 1990-93, started his col- Football Hall of Fame, joining Wal- ning streak came to an end. boro’s last run. (one earned) on three hits legiate career as a walk-on for EKU ly Chambers (2006), Jason Dunn Greensboro scored twice The Power had their over five innings. The head coach Roy Kidd and through his (2006), John Jackson (2009) and in the fourth inning. Jesus best opportunity to score right-hander struck out dedication evolved into a two-time Yeremiah Bell (2010). Solorzano drew a leadoff in the eighth inning with four batters and walked All-American in 1992 and 1993. The The purpose of the Kentucky walk, stole second, and the bases loaded and two. Ramon Del Orbe (2- native of Waukegan, Ill., also earned Pro Football Hall of Fame is to ap- scored on a Matt Juengel two-outs. However, Eric 3) earned the win. 1993 OVC Defensive Player of the propriately honor persons that have Year honors after posting 11 sacks. brought significant recognition to Following his collegiate career, the state of Kentucky, or have by Bratzke was selected by the New their unusual successful service Raiders York Giants in the fifth round of achieved significant accomplish- the 1994 NFL draft. The first five ment on behalf of their school, or From Page B1 58th District Softball Tournament years of his career were spent in have by a significant act or contri- at Betsy Layne the Big Apple before he moved on bution distinguished themselves as for the Lady Raiders. to the Indianapolis Colts where he an unusual former National Football Both South Floyd and Betsy Layne ad- May 20 spent his final five years. League player, coach, referee, own- vanced to the 15th Region Softball Tour- South Floyd 17, Prestonsburg 16 Bratzke, who led the Colts in er, management, etc. or have been a nament at Belfry. The remainder of the Betsy Layne 17, Allen Central 2 (4 in- sacks for three consecutive years, significant or unusual supporter of Pro 15th Region Softball Tournament field nings) May 22 including a then-franchise record Football. Kentucky is the only state to includes Pike County Central, Johnson 12 in 1999, played 129 games in the have its own Pro Football Hall of Fame. Siouth Floyd 7, Betsy Layne 6 Central, East Ridge, Pikeville, Belfry and NFL. He recorded 413 tackles and This year marks the 11th anniver- Magoffin County. (Championship Game) 56.5 sacks in 10 seasons. sary of the Kentucky Pro Football Off the field, Bratzke graciously Hall of Fame. To purchase tickets or helped EKU establish its Student- for more information on the Kentucky Athlete Academic Success Center Pro Football Hall of Fame, please vis- that bears his name in 2000. it www.kyprofootballhof.org.
Public urged to leave young wildlife alone
Special to The Times rehabilitators may possess Fawns are scentless at injured or orphaned wild- birth. They hide in grass FRANKFORT -— hey life. Only persons with a and weeds, their spots help- are born in woods and captive cervid permit may ing to camouflage them. brushy fields. From birth, keep deer in captivity. If the mother deer feels they learn how to survive To locate a licensed threatened by the approach in a world where the daily rehabilitator, go to Ken- of a human or a preda- challenge is to find enough tucky Fish and Wildlife’s tor, she moves off, so the to eat and try not to be eat- website at fw.ky.gov and threatening presence will en by other wild creatures. click on the “Hunting, follow her and not endan- ger the fawn. For eons, wildlife have Trapping & Wildlife” tab, Newborn deer remain been born and raised then on “Injured and Or- without human surro- bedded for the first few phaned Wildlife.” weeks of life until they gate parents. So the mes- When someone finds sage is clear: leave wild- are strong enough to run a deer fawn it’s often as- at their mother’s side to life babies alone. sumed that the fawn is Well-intentioned con- escape predators. The abandoned. doe is never far from her cern often does more harm But David Yancy, a deer than good. fawn. “The mother is like- biologist for the Kentucky ly in some nearby woods. Get too close to a bird’s Department of Fish and She’s definitely within nest and the young may Wildlife Resources, ex- earshot and will usually leave the nest prema- plained that mother deer come running if the fawn turely and not survive. rarely abandon their new- bleats,” said Yancy. Bring home a deer fawn borns. “The mother leaves Landowners are asked and you’re taking it away the fawn often for hours at to leave a deer fawn alone from its mother. Feed a a time, between morning if they encounter one. “If bear cub and the cub will and evening nursing,” said you find one while mow- become conditioned to Yancy. “The doe stays away ing your hay field, pick it humans and human food. from the fawn because she up and put it somewhere All these scenarios are doesn’t want to attract at- nearby where you won’t be
60409122 likely to compromise the tention to it. While she’s mowing. The mother will animal’s survival chances. away from her fawn she return and find it in the Only licensed wildlife feeds and rests.” evening,” said Yancy.
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