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Community in Brief - Sept. 21, 2017

KYTC holds art contest

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is asking the Commonwealth’s art teachers and students to get started on this year’s Adopt-a-Highway Art Contest and submit their entries before the deadline on Oct. 31.

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National Merit Semifinalists announced

Vishaal Balamurugan, Anna Costelle, Kevin Lu and Noemi Leibman, who is currently attending Gatton Academy at WKU, were named from North Oldham High School. Leah Brittian was chosen from Oldham County High School and Noah Michel from South Oldham High School.

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Button promoted to KSP commander

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HSOC to continue Paws in the Park tradition

The Humane Society of Oldham County will host its third annual Paws in the Park Oct. 7 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. as a fundraiser for the animals.

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Bevin makes local appointments

Charles Robert Smith

Charles Robert Smith, was appointed to the Kentucky Emergency Response Commission.

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La Grange rotary to hold coat drive

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Birth announcement

Jackson Allen Knopp was born on Aug. 23 at 4:14 p.m. at Norton Women’s and Children’s Hospital to Shelby and Shawn Knopp. He weighed 6 pounds and 10 ounces and was 20 inches long. Jackson’s grandparents are Allen and Amber Powell of La Grange and Michael and Brenda Knopp of Bloomfield. His great great-grandparents are Louie and Vicky Powell and Julia Thomas.

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Ft. Knox: a golden opportunity

By Colonel M. Blaine Hedges

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Lighten up and live

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Physicians must help lead Ky. out of the opioid epidemic

By Robert Couch, MD

Constricted pupils, slowed breathing, blue lips and skin. Health care providers in Kentucky have become all too familiar with these telltale signs of a drug overdose. It’s not a pleasant sight, and last year alone, opioid overdoses caused the deaths of more than 1,400 Kentuckians.

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