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Adult Education relocation expanding opportunities for adult learners

April Ellis Herald Staff Mercer County Adult Education (MCAE) has officially moved into a new location at the Campbellsville University–Harrodsburg Campus, a change leaders say will strengthen the program’s ability to connect students with education, workforce training and long-term career opportunities. Executive Director Kristen Tyler-Wade said the move builds on an already established relationship between…

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Looking ahead to a busy 2026

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Mercer County might be in the deep freeze right now, but things are going to be warming up before you know it. Here’s the second part of our look ahead at 2026. Keep in mind some of these listings are subject to change as dates and details are still being…

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Mercer digs out of the deep freeze

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The recent deep freeze has been a test for everyone, especially their patience. Schools have been closed, trash has not been picked up, and, for many county residents, roads remain nearly impassable. Local officials say it’s not for lack of effort on their part. State, county and city crews have…

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Weekender Jan. 29 To Feb. 6: Healthy Relationships, Naughty at Night, Pickle Ball And So Much More

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Because of the weather, check for cancellations. Learn about Healthy Relationships at the Mercer County Public Library on Saturday, Jan. 31. Presented by Mary Wells of the Sexual Violence Resource Center, this informative presentation will help teens learn about healthy relationship behaviors, effective communication, and setting personal boundaries. The program…

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Looking Ahead To A Busy 2026

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Some weather, huh? As cold as it might be right now, it’s good to remember that spring and summer are right around the corner. Here’s a look ahead at 2026. Keep in mind some of these listings are subject to change as dates and details are still being decided, especially…

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Gov. Beshear Provides Update on State’s Response to Winter Storm System

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Gov. Andy Beshear, along with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) Secretary Jim Gray and Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) Director Eric Gibson, provided another update on severe winter weather affecting the commonwealth earlier today. Snow, sleet and ice have moved out of Kentucky, but Gov. Beshear urged Kentuckians to continue to avoid…

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