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The Magoffin County Board of Education has voted to lower its tax rates for Fiscal Year 2027. The real and personal property tax rates will decrease from 58.9 to 57.9, while the motor vehicle rate will decrease from 57.…
Read story →The Kentucky Blood Center will hold a blood drive at First Baptist Church in Salyersville Friday, Sept. 18, from 1 to 5 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome, and donors will receive a free T-shirt. Appointments can also be schedul…
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Blessed Lawncare LLC is locally owned by Edward Clay Gipson and ready to tackle your lawncare needs. Whether your property needs routine mowing or some overdue attention, give Blessed Lawncare a call and let them kick g…
Read story →A few years ago, I started looking at the ridge that runs from the Route 30 side of Magoffin County toward Royalton and Tip Top and wondering why we did not see it differently. There was already a maintained road across…
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When an accident or injury turns your life upside down, having experienced legal representation close to home can matter. Martin Law Offices represents injured individuals and families throughout Eastern and Central Ken…
Read story →By Ariel Fugate, Communications Manager, Mountain Association Four years after the devastating Eastern Kentucky floods of 2022, communities across the region are still rebuilding. While significant progress has been mad…
Read story →It seems that every time you turn on the news in the last ten years you see the same thing. Another town without clean water. Another boil advisory taped to the refrigerator. Another family standing in a checkout line wi…
Read story →In Magoffin County, when something serious happens, there’s a moment that settles in before help arrives. It’s quiet, but it’s heavy. You’re watching someone struggle to breathe. Or you’re holding pressure on a wound. …
Read story →For years, Eastern Kentucky has been told it is poor, broken, and beyond saving without outside rescue. We have watched the same cycle repeat. New officials, old habits. Grants missed. Roads patched instead of fixed. Wat…
Read story →Most people think government happens somewhere far above them, in rooms they will never enter. But a county rises or falls in the quiet and ordinary systems that shape daily life. The road that survives the winter. The w…
Read story →More than 3,800 people in Magoffin County rely on SNAP benefits every month. That’s nearly a third of our entire population. But here’s the part no one’s talking about: That’s not just a statistic. It’s an opportunity. …
Read story →There’s a quiet but consequential shift happening in Kentucky’s energy debate, and this time it isn’t theoretical. It’s legislative, it’s targeted, and it’s aimed squarely at small modular nuclear reactors. This session…
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