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Monthly Archives: July 2023
Mollie’s Wait
Mollie Adkins waited for the day her son’s body would come home from France. Sadly, she died just weeks before his return. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Military, World War II
Tagged Adkins Family, Breathitt County, Elkatawa, United States Army, Wolverine, World War II
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Fifty Years of Football: Part Nine – Under The Lights
In just five years, Breathitt County had accomplished “the near-impossible.” We created a team, built a stadium, and developed a winning team. One last step was a field with lights. Continue reading
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Tagged BHS, Bobcats, Breathitt County, Breathitt High School, Dudley Hilton, Football, Lights, Lions Club, Stadium
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Elsberry “E. B.” Hays
Soldier of the Week
Elsberry Hays
5th Kentucky Infantry
Confederate States Army Continue reading
Watch East Kentucky Grow
WEKG (Watch East Kentucky Grow) was not the first radio station but the first commercial station in Breathitt County beginning in 1968. Continue reading
Fifty Years of Football: Part Seven – Changes
The end of the beginning and the start of tomorrow. A look at Gray’s exit and the promise of Pee-Wee’s future. Continue reading
Breathitt County’s Korean War Dead
A look at the Breathitt County soldiers who gave their lives for freedom during the Korean War. Continue reading