Election 2007
- Election 2007
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Young leaders
The eight students from Russell High School and Raceland-Worthington High School who attended the first-ever Youth Summit on Hunger and Poverty are not your typical teenagers. While their classmates have been spending their summer days sleeping late,
The eight students from Russell High School and Raceland-Worthington High School who attended the first-ever Youth Summit on Hunger and Poverty are not your typical teenagers. While their classmates have been spending their summer days sleeping late, lounging at the pool or just goofing off with their friends, these eight students have voluntarily given up nearly 40 hours of their vacation time over a three-week period learning about the social and economic woes in Greenup County and the non-profit agencies working to alleviate those problems
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Senate president wants Mongiardo to vacate seat
Now that Daniel Mongiardo will be taking the oath of office as lieutenant governor on Dec. 11, Senate President David Williams wants him to vacate his seat in the Senate immediately.
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Beshear planning Kentucky-themed inauguration
Gov.-elect Steve Beshear's inauguration next month is going to have a Kentucky theme to it, with many horses.
- Republicans praise Fletcher, vow 2008 will be different First they looked back, thanking Gov. Ernie Fletcher and listing his accomplishments. Then they looked forward, promising to unite and make sure U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell is re-elected next year.
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Beshear starts transition
Lt. Gov. Steve Pence, a Republican who was removed from his perch atop the state Justice Cabinet, will help Gov.-elect Steve Beshear with his incoming administration's transition to power.
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Gov.-elect Steve Beshear meets with legislators
Gov.-elect Steve Beshear said Wednesday that his lopsided victory was a clear signal that Kentuckians want to decide the fate of casino gambling.
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Beshear completes comeback
Democrat Steve Beshear easily defeated the scandal-plagued Republican incumbent Tuesday to become governor of Kentucky, pulling off a political comeback 20 years after he last held office.
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Hewlett, Bentley win in Greenup
Two Greenup city officials who were appointed to fill vacancies earlier this year will get to hold onto those jobs awhile longer.
- Beshear wins easily Steve Beshear cruised to an easy 18-point win over incumbent Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher, crushing hopes for the Republican Party to hold onto the governor’s office for a second term.
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