Grayson County

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Grayson County High School's head softball coach has resigned, and an assistant softball coach at Grayson County Middle School has been fired.

Tasha Alexander was hired as head coach for the Lady Cougars softball squad on August 6th, and then she resigned as head coach on Thursday.

We have also learned that Grayson County Middle School softball coach Brett Gluting was fired on September the 25th.

Both the resignation and the termination are related to that recording device being found, etc.

The investigation on their complex and that investigation is continuing and we will continue to follow that and report as we have developing information.

A Grayson County woman suffered only minor injuries after driving off the Thomason Byway and into a parking lot.

First responders

It is just headed back into the pockets to cover it.

Grayson County's jobless rate in September rose nearly half a point from August.

The Kentucky Center for Statistics said Grayson County posted a 5.9% unemployment rate in September, up from 5.5% in August.

The jobless rate in September of last year was 5.7%.

Some of that is a seasonal spike.

But Grayson County's 5.9% jobless rate tied it with Christian County for the highest unemployment rate of any county in central and western Kentucky.

By comparison, you want to see where are we compared to.

Black County, a 4% point lower, 4.9%.

And there's also a version of Spooktacular in E-Town at main campus there as well.

So for both Grayson County and Hardin County listeners, a great opportunity to get yourself.

I'm just confirming my date here, and it looks like 430 to 630.

So it looks like that's when our dates are, 430 to 630.

Coming up today, we'll update you on the latest news headlines from around the community, the county, the commonwealth, and the country.

There's new hardware in the trophy case down at Grayson County High School.

We will tell you about that.

And a couple of travel tips for you today as we enter the holiday season.

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Um, one foot-- uh, one other footnote, it's kind of important.

Uh, while we're talking about Grayson County High School, I saw that, uh, Kathy, uh, McGee McCall posted this morning and first of all said that she read, she read every message and showed every video to her dad, uh, a-a-after his ninetieth birthday.

Bad news is that, um, he-- his, his body, uh, is in a position where he's gone back to the hospital.

And she co-founded the Kentucky Rural Urban Exchange, She's also joined together with others from her community to buy an historic property, the Grayson Springs Inn, and restore it as a cherished community space.

Savannah's family goes back 11 generations in Grayson County, Kentucky, and she shared her thoughts about her deep allegiance to place and what her rural upbringing means to her.

My

family has stewarded a property along Grayson Springs for the past seven generations that is really the place my heart beats from.

So, you know, I think early on there were those experiences that let me know that people still had pretty antiquated views of who lived in Kentucky and, you know, I think I would later come to understand like how much they valued us.

And at the same time, I think there's always been some sort of like mystique about people from our part of the country.

And so it's interesting in this context because Though there are really massive differences between Grayson County, Kentucky and southeastern Kentucky and a city like Louisville and the northern Kentucky counties right south of Cincinnati, to someone from San Diego, it's all the same.

so that sort of rural to urban um identity was less nuanced in this place than i think it is in many and of course that's not the the experience of someone who lives here but it is the perception of people particularly by coastal folks who tend to sit at the you know seat of power and influence you know i think um The first thing that you learn as an accented person from the rural South is that people have all kinds of like caricature beliefs about who you are and where you come from.

But they are trying to figure that out and get to the bottom of it on exactly what happened and by who.

A career criminal wanted in Pennsylvania has been nabbed in Grayson County.

It happened Thursday morning about 9.30. Chief Deputy Sonny Petit and the state police arrived at a residence on J.W. Lane in Falls of Roth looking for 36-year-old Cody Allen Vulcans from Pennsylvania.

He was wanted in Franklin, Pennsylvania, for theft by unlawful taking, movable property for an incident that occurred in July.

I hope you enjoyed your stay here in the Commonwealth.

Head on back to Pennsylvania.

The Cougars were on the road in district play on Friday night, and I guess Sam, to cut to the chase, there's a new all-time rushing leader at Grayson County High School.

Yeah,

They've just started throwing to him over the last four weeks.

Secret weapon was, Shwan, I went down to watch him play in a game, I believe they were playing Grayson County at home, and he had been wearing those neon green gloves the first three games of the season.

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I took him down a pair of Nike Air Fly, you know, the, the, the real nice Jordan ones.

It took place in 1961, but for the So nonetheless, that's not going to be live streamed.

The latest Kentucky school report card for the 25-26 school year for Grayson County Schools shows strengths in social studies and writing, along with some gains in the graduation rate and post-secondary readiness.

But looking at the overall performance, overall, the district got a yellow or a median performance rating at the elementary, middle, and high school level.

So there's been some variation from the previous year when the middle school got a blue rating, the high school got a green rating, which is next to best, and the elementary schools got a yellow rating as well.

I don't know.

Uh, but I guess they've really only been district rivals one prior time, and that was kind of in those...

The Hunter Gary, you know, but '０９, '１０, kind of in that, which was a, a major peak of Grayson County football.

Yeah.