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Ghent appoints Crase as...

The city of Ghent chose Susie Crase at a special meeting Aug. 25, to fill the vacant commissioner position for the city. Crase was sworn in by City Attorney William Brammell at the regular meeting on Sept. 14.

Volleyball defeats Williamstown...

Positive attitudes, communication and hustle were three of the things head coach Lynn Eaglin saw from her team in their win Saturday over Williamstown. The Lady Panthers defeated the Lady Demons 2-0 (25-18, 25-19) in the first round of the All ‘A’ Tournament at Carroll County High School.

“I think they played really well,” she said. “Their communication, keeping their heads up, you didn’t see that domino effect of once they get down they stay down. They were able to keep their momentum.”

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Where Everybody Knows Your Name...

Enter Carroll County High School, and you will be greeted by a friendly smile and a cheerful, “Good morning! How can I help you?”

Richelle Wheeler is the first impression visitors have of the school, and she takes her job very seriously.

Health care choices, last wishes...

Conversations about health care choices and decisions about last wishes are not discussions anyone wants to have.

Dr. Nanette Bernales, a hospice doctor with Hospice of the Bluegrass, explained to the audience Sept. 8, at General Butler State Resort Park that people in the United States view death as optional.

“The death rate in the United States has not changed; it is still 100 percent,” Bernales said. “The belief is that if you do not talk about death and dying, it will not happen.”

City, county put money toward...

Carrollton City Council and Carroll County Fiscal Court agreed to pay a total of $33,342 for needed repairs, upgrades and training for Carroll County Dispatch. Carrollton Police Assistant Chief Tim Mitchell explained there is not a line item for dispatch; it is addressed on a case-by-case basis.

The city’s total cost is $16,521, while the county’s total cost is $16,821.

$1,200 ($600 city, $600 county) – License for a new radio frequency and to reprogram the radios