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Sep 20, 2022 · The Ledger Independent is publishing a 50/50 series featuring 50 things over 50 weeks. During this series, our readers can expect to see different “Local Talents/Artisans” each week.
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The Ledger Independent is the source for local news in the seven-county area covering Bracken, Mason, Fleming, Lewis and Robertson counties in Kentucky and Adams and Brown counties in Ohio.
Category: obits - Ledger Independent – Maysville Online
Dec 28, 2021 · Discover recent obituaries from Maysville and the surrounding area, including life stories and tributes of loved ones who passed away.
Category: Top Stories - Ledger Independent – Maysville Online
Oct 31, 2024 · When Sean McHugh and Katie McHugh Parker were approached about the Maysville Children’s Theatre performing a play based on their book Broomsticks: Once Upon a Maysville Moon, they were shocked ...
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Oct 12, 2018 · The Ledger Independent is publishing a 50/50 series featuring 50 things over 50 weeks. During this series, our readers can expect to see different “Local Talents/Artisans” each week.
PrimaryPlus Revolutionizes Rural Healthcare - Maysville Online
Jul 7, 2024 · PrimaryPlus’ residency program is welcoming patients following its official launch on Monday, July 1. The program, announced in February 2023, will be the first rural medical teaching facility ...
City of Maysville awarded $63 million
May 13, 2024 · The City of Maysville was awarded more than $63 million for upcoming and long-term projects. Of the $63 million, $28.6 million will go to the rehabilitation of the Simon Kenton Memorial Bridge.