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KSP Dispatchers Randall Adams, Megan Smith recognized

2019-04-15 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky State Police
The Kentucky State Police is recognizing two dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, because of life saving actions on the job. "Their quick response made a real difference that mattered," said KSP Commissioner Rick Sanders, "That's why the Kentucky State Police consider our telecommunicators some of our most treasured assets. It's a noble calling that can provide a very fulfilling, admirable and honorable career."

At left, Somerset-resident Randall J. Adams, the son of the late Jessie Adams of Columbia and Verlene Adams of Somerset. At right, Lawrenceburg-resident Megan Smith, the daughter of Greg and Patty Wolf of Lawrenceburg, KY.
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Artful scene a result of wind damage

2019-04-15 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Alicia Corbin
Alisha Corbin shared this photo of barn damage on Bull Run representing damage they received in high March winds. Yesterday, April 14, 2019, brought similar winds and closed one road due to a tree down.
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Future leaders Gabe and Ty at Kentucky Capitol

2019-04-15 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Maggie Coleman
Gabe Coleman, 10, at left, and Ty Coleman, 9, participated in a one day workshop last week about the functioning of government. The event was sponsored by TeenPact, a national organization that works with state governments to help homeschooling families experience civic education in a hands-on environment. The brothers are sons of Maggie and Mark Coleman of Columbia.
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