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Paintsville Police Department Welcomes New Officer
Blood Drive in Paintsville Aims to Replenish Local Hospital Supply
Casting for Kids receives generous donation from Appalachian Wireless
Kentucky State Fair begins Thursday, WSIP will be there live
Mountain Arts Center is celebrating its 30th anniversary with special event
The Johnson County Public Library’s Family Fun Day movie at the Historic SIPP Theatre has been postponed from January 20, to January 27, due to weather conditions. On Saturday, January 27, at 10 AM, JCPL will be showing the hottest TMNT flick yet, “Mutant Mayhem!” So come out to the Sipp and kick back for a shell-shocking cinema experience! This event, along with all library events, is free and open to the public.
Dates have been announced for Downtown Paintsville's annual Spring Festival. The festival is slated to be held on Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th, 2024. Organizers are now accepting applications for food vendors and regular vendors. Those interested should contact Anita Watts at (606) 922-1383 or Carla Sublett at (606) 305-8875.
The Historic SIPP Theatre has announced the "Artists of Appalachia" show for February 10th. The show was originally scheduled for January 20th but was postponed due to weather forecasts for that night. The event will feature Mia Lequire and Hillbilly Tradition. Admission is $10 and tickets can be purchased at the door. Doors open at 6; show begins at 7pm.
The Mountain Homeplace Farm is hosting a Teen Skate night event on January 6. Admission tickets are $8 and the event will be held from 4pm-8pm. UPDATE - Due to the weather, the event is postponed until January 13.
The winners have been announced for the 1st Annual Maxine Blair Traveling trophy for the best Christmas decorated homes in Van Lear. Organizers say four out of county judges scored the homes to determine this year's winners. A free tour of the Coal Miners Museum is being given to all who participated. Organizers say they had a great response and plan to continue the event in the future. Winners were: First place - Angie Burton Second place - Laken […]
The City of Paintsville Beautification Volunteers have announced the winners of their 2023 Best Decorated Home awards. The home of Donnie and Joann Calloway Stepp won the first place recognition. Second place was the home of Randal and Chanel Hunter, and third place went to LB and Janie Lemaster. Other honorable mentions include the homes of Tim & Debra Branham, Mike & Linda Wiley, Trent & Shelley Dawn Lemaster, and Chrissy Branham. The committee says anonymous voting was conducted to […]
Kentucky Christian University (KCU) is proud to introduce the Commonwealth Commitment Grant, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at reducing costs and enhancing accessibility for Kentucky students. This new program is designed to eliminate financial barriers for individuals from lower-income families, ensuring that out-of-pocket expenses are eliminated. With the Commonwealth Commitment Grant, a Christ-centered degree at KCU will now be within reach for students, whether they choose to commute or live on campus. Eligibility for the Commonwealth Commitment Grant is open to […]
The Second Annual Jingle Bell Rock 5k will be held December 16 on the grounds of the Mountain Home Place Farm. You can register online at The Jingle Bell Rock 5k Christmas Run website. Proceeds benefit the Hands & Feet Ministry! You can run or walk or even use the sleep in option. https://www.facebook.com/PaintsvilleJohnsonCountyChamberOfCommerce
The Johnson County Retired Teacher Association will meet on Thursday, December 7th, at 11 a.m. at the Johnson County Public Library. All retirees from Paintsville Independent Schools, Johnson County Schools, BSCTC, Mayo, and Carl D. Perkins Rehabilitation Center are invited to attend and find out the latest information concerning retired teachers.
