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Eighteen people were arrested Friday morining in the Tri-Cities area during a roundup by the Harlan County Sheriff’s Office. Elizabeth Monalisa Floyd  was arrested by deputy Eddie Jones.
DEBBIE CALDWELL/ Daily Enterprise Eighteen people were arrested Friday morining in the Tri-Cities area during a roundup by the Harlan County Sheriff’s Office. Elizabeth Monalisa Floyd was arrested by deputy Eddie Jones.
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Police arrest 18 people on drug charges
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The Harlan County Sheriff’s Office began a drug roundup just after 5 a.m. in the Tri-Cities area Friday that landed 18 in jail.
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Woman files suit over soil contamination
Soil contamination is the major issue in a civil lawsuit filed recently in Harlan Circuit Court. Angela Goins Ellison alleges that COAP , Inc. built a home for her, in Loyall, on ground that is c...
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Bradley Thomas received the Pinnacle Scholarship Award from Berea College for his contributions in music. Thomas was presented with the award a special luncheon and award ceremony in October. Thomas wins award for his band accomplishments
Bradley Thomas a Harlan County High School senior always wanted to be part of a band, but never did he think he would win an award for his musical accomplishments.
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A rally to support coal was held at the Harlan Center on Thursday. A crowd of over 300 gathered to make their voices heard. Speakers at rally urge unified effort to save coal jobs
With chants of “our coal, our mountains, our children and our jobs,” a crowd of over 300 gathered at the Harlan Center on Thursday to voice their support of the coal industry.
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STEVE CORNELIUS/Commonwealth Journal
Several Harlan County defenders brought down Pulaski Southwestern’s Jonathan Floyd during the Black Bears’ 20-7 win over the host Warriors in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs on Friday. Harlan County will travel to Letcher Central on Friday to face the Cougars in another rematch. The Bears defeated Letcher 12-7 during the regular season. Bears turn tables on Southwestern
SOMERSET — For the better part of two decades, the high school football playoffs were a lot like a college bowl game for Harlan County teams, who made a habit of playing one game and putting awa...
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Harlan’s Ben Cornett carried the ball in action earlier during the season against Pineville. The Green Dragons will play host to Paintsvile in the first round of the Class A state playoffs on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Dragons hope power bests Tigers’ speed
Contrasting styles will be on display Friday in the first round of the Class A playoffs as Harlan and its power ground game plays host to the speedy Paintsville Tigers.
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Eagles will stay in first
No big intro this week, except to say how sorry I am to all the fans of Cleveland, Oakland and Kansas City: great football towns pining for great teams once again. This could take awhile.
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Megan Clem, a freshman at Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College, enjoyed the warmth and ample sunshine on Monday as she pored over a reading assignment for biology class. She was sitting near Newman Hall on the Cumberland campus and is a graduate of Harlan High School. She resides at Lenarue.
Megan Clem, a freshman at Southeast Kentucky Community & Technical College, enjoyed the warmth and ample sunshine on Monday as she pored over a reading assignment for biology class. She was sitting near Newman Hall on the Cumberland campus and is a graduate of Harlan High School. She resides at Lenarue.
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