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A Greenville man who was released on bond awaiting trial on charges of murder and domestic violence, was sent back to jail on July 6, after an arrest on public intoxica-tion charges. George Rudy Cundiff, 72, was ordered by the

the court to serve 45 days in jail, and pay an addi-tional $50,000 bail to se-cure his release pending trial. Cundiff was arrested by the Kentucky State Police in December 2019, after a domestic altercation at his home on Kentucky Highway 176 turned deadly. Cun-diff allegedly shot his 42

year-old son, Christo-pher Seth Cundiff, also of Greenville. He was transported to Owens-boro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital, where he succumbed to his wounds. Cundiff had been re-leased on a $100,000 cash bond, while he awaited his trial. In 2020, a motion was George Rudy Cundiff

filed to revoke Cundiff’s bond when he allegedly made unauthorized travel outside the conditions of his release. At that time, the court denied the mo-tion, but admonished Cundiff that any further violations could result in his incarceration. Last month Cundiff was arrested and charged with alcohol intoxica-

Out on bond, public intoxication sends Cundiff back to jailtion and possession of an open alcoholic beverage container while attending a public auction on June 12 at the Muhlenberg Ag-riculture and Convention Center in Powderly. During court proceed-ings on July 6, Cundiff admitted to Judge Brian

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Festivities returned to Lu-Ray Park on July 9. The first day of Rods-N-Ribs featured a concert with performances by Alonzo Pennington & the Extraordinary Gentleman with guest Carly Moffa, food and beer vendors, as well as citizens from all around the county displaying their vin-tage vehicles. On July 10 a barbecue contest

was held with a total of $2,000 of prize money distributed. The competitions included contests in chicken, brisket, ribs and pork. Patterson’s Tru Blu BBQ was crowned Grand Champion after winning first place in every category. Other competitors included Kentucky Kookers, Powell’s Pig Pile and Dobs BBQ. The rest of the second day fes-tivities were postponed due to poor weather conditions.

In a Facebook post on the Lu-Ray Park & Amphitheater page, officials informed the public that, “In the interest of safety, today’s Rods & Ribs events are postponed due to the possibility of severe weather.” The concerts planned, which included The Stillwell-France Blues Band and August Chris-topher, will be rescheduled for a later date. For complete list of winners, see page B-8.

A vintage car displayed by owner Ron Swindle on July 10 in downtown Central City.

Muhlenberg County Tourism Commission unveiled a mobile sign reading “Muhlenberg” at Rods-N-Ribs on July 9. The sign, fabricated by Forrest Deason, will be moved to local events to provide a photo opportunity with home-county pride! (Leader-News photos/Chase Whitehouse)

Rods-N-Ribs returns to Central City

By STACIE [email protected] Muhlenberg County Fiscal Court approved an ordinance that will create a special board to oversee an industrial recruiting agency in the county. The Muhlenberg Regional Industrial Authority will have certain powers to bring economic develop-ment to the county that are not available to other local agencies doing that work. Muhlenberg Alliance for Progress director Christopher Clifton ad-dressed the court to ex-


Greenville City Coun-cil heard the first reading of an ordinance to amend water and sewer rates in the city and its outskirts at a July 8 meeting, ef-fective Sept. 1, 2021. Water rates inside city limits will have a mini-mum charge for the first 1,000 gallons of $19.14 per thousand gallons. Those outside city limits will pay a minimum of $39.28. The minimum sewer rate for all customers will

By CHASE WHITEHOUSELeader-News

COVID-19 is on the rise in Kentucky, with a 2.92% increase in pos-itivity rates since June 26, according to Dr. Ste-ven Stack, who serves as the Commissioner of the Department for Public Health. The Muhlenberg Coun-ty Health Department re-ported 35 new cases and one death between July 5-12, a sharp increase over previous weeks. This comes after 22 new cases were reported from June 28 to July 5. The health department reported a total of 57 cas-es in the first 12 days of July, already surpassing the 54 cases reported in June. The county remains in orange, as most oth-er counties in the state have moved to yellow or green. Data from the state’s COVID-19 tracking dashboard reports a high-er number of cases and deaths in the county than reported by the health de-partment. It shows a total of 3,118 cases throughout the pandemic, in compar-ison to the health depart-ment’s 3,108. The state data is also reflecting one more death than the county, with a total of 68 since the pan-demic began in March of 2020. This increase in cas-es comes after weeks of good news from Frank-fort. “We had eight consecu-tive weeks of decreasing cases in Kentucky that was interrupted last week by an increase,” says Dr. Stack.

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Wiggins he had been drinking beer from a cooler he brought into the Ag Center on that day. He had not been to an auction since his son’s death, something the two of them always did together, he said. “I’ve been going through a lot of depres-sion,” Cundiff told the court. According to the cita-

tion, local law enforce-ment received com-plaints from citizens who witnessed Cundiff drinking beer at the auc-tion. Judge Wiggins told Cundiff he is facing very serious charges, and willfully violated the conditions of his release. The Commonwealth’s motion was sustained, and Cundiff’s bond was

revoked. He was taken to jail from the courtroom. Cundiff will serve 45 days in jail and be re-quired to post an addi-tional $50,000 cash bail in order to be released prior to his trial. The court also ordered that upon release, Cun-diff must remain at his residence at all times, unless traveling to court, seeking medical treat-

ment, or meeting with his attorney. Cundiff also must not be in vio-lation of the law, cannot consume illegal drugs or alcohol, and cannot pos-sess or be in the proxim-ity of any firearms, ac-cording to the order. Cundiff will face a jury at his trial on mur-der and domestic vio-lence charges, beginning on Sept. 28.

This spike accom-panies the new Delta variant which accounts for half of new nation-al cases according to the Center for Disease Control and Preven-tion. Director Rochelle Walensky, who heads the CDC, said fully vaccinated people are resistant to the Delta variant.

This hardly quells concerns locally, con-sidering the vaccina-tion rate in Muhlenberg County rests at 40.3%, well under the goal to achieve herd immunity. “We expect to see in-creased transmissions in these communities, unless we can vaccinate more people now,” says director Walensky.

plain a few things about the powers of the au-thority. He said it has two distinct roles un-available to other agen-cies. The first is the abil-ity to initiate revenue bonds and the second is to run a PILOT pro-gram, which is payment in lieu of taxes. Both of these are tactics used to recruit and retain indus-try, Clifton said. The board of the Muhlenberg Regional Industrial Authority will have eight members, ap-pointed by the county’s judge executive. Some concern was raised about giving too much authority to the judge executive to select these board members, but county attorney Ryan Rice said the statute un-der which this industrial authority is created stip-ulates the board shall be selected by the judge executive. Term limits will be addressed when the governing board cre-ates its bylaws. Some concerns were raised by the public and magistrates regarding this board’s ability to claim land under em-inent domain. Clifton explained any decisions regarding eminent do-main would have to be approved by the fiscal court. He also explained there are rigorous rules surrounding its use, making it highly unlike-ly to be done by the in-dustrial authority. The court approved a change to the use of the shelter in Paradise Park. The park is a popular

spot for parties and fam-ily picnics, and people could reserve the shel-ter for $25. However, people often got to the park to find something already happening in the shelter, creating an awkward situation. The court has decided to waive the $25 rental fee and make the use of the shelter on a first come, first served basis. Keenan Durall of the Graham Fire Depart-ment requested the court approve an ordinance allowing the fire depart-ment to use a third-par-ty company to collect funds from insurance companies due to the department. This would help recuperate money for calls made by the de-partment, but only from insurance companies, and not individuals. The court asked that county attorney Rice look over the ordinance, and also change it to in-clude all departments in the county, not just Gra-ham. The court approved the use of county prop-erty in Central City for a religious tent revival, to last approximately two weeks, beginning in the week of July 12. The church hosting the event is Harvest Vision Church. The next meeting of the Muhlenberg County Fiscal Court will be July 22 at 4 p.m. Meetings are held on the second floor of the Muhlenberg County Courthouse in Greenville and are open to the public.

be $20.78 based on water usage of 2,000 gallons or less each month. The ordinance details water and sewer rates both in-side and outside the city, up to 50,000 gallons per month. No action is tak-en upon the first reading of the ordinance. A resolution may be in sight to ongoing public outcry for the city to act on a dilapidated house on Oakview Drive. Neigh-bors to the home, located at 401 Oakview Drive, have voiced their con-cern to the council at sev-

eral recent meetings, but at the July meeting a new owner of the home came to update the council on progress he is making to repair the home. A recent transplant from Wisconsin has taken ownership of the home and detailed for the council his plans to renovate and live in the home. He has been working with the city’s fire chief and has cleaned up the yard with plans to continue improvements. City administrator Leslie Cornette said a

June 12 surplus auction, held in conjunction with the county and the school district at the Muhlen-berg County Agriculture and Convention Center, was very successful. The city received a total of a little more than $46,000 for the sale of surplus property at the auction, Cornette said. About half of the funds were for the Utilities Commission, she said. The council approved a request for $30,000 moved from a city in-vestment account to

Morgan Park, for park expenses. The funds will go toward replace-ment of lights around the pool’s perimeter and creation of a spray pad, work on a futsal court, and pool maintenance. The council approved a sponsorship request from United Way, in the amount of $300 and a contribution request from Pennyrile Area RC&D in the amount of $350. The next meeting of the Greenville City Council will be on Aug. 12 at 5 p.m.

The Greater Muhlen-berg Chamber of Com-merce celebrated a rib-bon cutting on July 8 with The Red Elephant Studio, a photography studio taking over the shop in Central City of long-time photographer Greg Lamb. At center are, from left, owners Lindsey and Jamie Boller of Scottsville and Lauren Cartwright. They are joined by members of the Cham-ber and city officials. (Leader-News photo/Stacie Barton)

Sherry’s Country Style Grooming and Bev’s

Flowers and More are business neighbors at

400 W. Reservoir in Central City, and both

new business owners. They were celebrated

by the Muhlenberg Chamber of Commerce

with a ribbon cutting on July 9. At center, Sherry Webb, right,

and Bev Smith, left cut the ribbon surrounded by family and friends. (Leader-News photo/

Stacie Barton)

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The 4-H Teen Club is partnering with The Studio to host an inau-gural event to help feed hundreds of Muhlenberg County children, and offer local groups and artists a unique way to give. County 4-H coordi-nator Mackenzie Pogue and local potter at The Studio, April Jernigan, are bringing an interna-tional hunger project, called Empty Bowls, to the community in Octo-ber. They plan on making it an annual event. Empty Bowls was cre-ated in the early 1990s by an art teacher in Michi-gan, as a way for artists and students to make a difference in their com-munity. The concept has spread, and while each Empty Bowls event is independently created and organized, the result is the same – to create bowls as a fundraiser for food related charities

around the world. Participating artists are busy creating bowls for the local Empty Bowls event, which will be held on Oct. 16 to coincide with World Hunger Day. Jernigan, at The Studio in Central City, is holding workshops for individu-als and groups to paint, throw and hand build bowls for the event. The price to create bowls for the October event is $22 for two bowls, and at least one bowl must be donated to Empty Bowls. For bowls made and donat-ed through The Studio, Jernigan will donate an additional $2 to the proj-ect. Then on Oct. 16, a simple meal will be served at the Central City Convention Center and ticket holders can select a handmade bowl at the event. Jernigan said she’s already hosted several groups at The Studio to create bowls, including a few from local churches. “You can come to The

Studio and paint bowls. You can also do a little throwing session and donate those,” Jernigan said. She will also be offering hand-building classes to make bowls for the project. Artists, crafters and anyone who would like to try their hand at creat-

ing a bowl for the project can give it a try on July 19, between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. at the UK Ex-tension Office, at 3690 State Route 1380. Partic-ipants can paint a ready-made ceramic bowl, or hand-build one from clay. Proceeds from the

event will help to pay for the 4-H Teen Club’s Backpack Program. The popular program sends a backpack full of kid-friendly food items home from school each week with hundreds of qualifying children in the county’s schools. With their usual fundraisers

getting canceled for the past year or more, Pogue is looking for new ways to raise the money need-ed to keep sending home food. “We didn’t have all the support that we’ve had over the years because of covid,” Pogue said. “So we didn’t raise the money needed to be able to 100% fund the whole year.” The backpack program is funded through the community, and Pogue said this year they hope to raise more than $43,000 to feed approximately 360 children throughout the school year. It costs about $3 per bag, and they are provided for 41 weeks, and $120 can sponsor one child for the entire year, Pogue said. For more information about Empty Bowls, the 4-H Teen Club’s Back-pack Program, and op-portunities to create bowls for the event, con-tact Mackenzie Pogue at the UK Extension Office at 270-338-3124.

April Jernigan, at The Studio in Central City, has piles of bowls ready to be decorated for Empty Bowls. (Leader-News photo/Stacie Barton)

Empty Bowls will benefit 4-H Teen Club’s Backpack Program

A string of break-ins of vehicles and businesses reported by the Muhlen-berg County Sheriff’s Office and Central City Police has prompted the Muhlenberg County 911 Dispatch Office to re-quest updated key holder lists from local business-es and churches. The dispatch office is updating its registry of key holders and would

like business owners and church leaders to provide a list of the people who hold keys for their estab-lishments. Contact the of-fice at 270-338-2000, or complete an online form at www.muhlenberg911.org and clicking on on-line submissions, then livestock/business own-ers. Information can also be emaled to [email protected]

Deadline to apply for a grant through the Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation is July 19, with the next deadline set for Oct. 18. Applications are accepted year-round, with quarterly reviews. The foundation has announced another $300,000 has been set aside for the 2021-2022 Commu-nity Grants Program and is in-viting nonprofit organizations to submit applications. The Felix E. Martin Jr. Foun-dation awarded over $1.5 mil-

lion in new grant funding for Muhlenberg County over the last year, with nearly $300,000 of that funding awarded to more than 20 local organizations as part of the Foundation’s Community Grants Program. The program encourages non-profit organizations to seek sup-port for local projects serving Muhlenberg County, including both new ideas and existing pro-grams. The foundation encourages

projects and ideas that will help build a more vibrant community and expand opportunities for all who live in Muhlenberg County. Grant applications can be found on the foundation’s website at www.felixmartinfoundation.org. Before applying, organizations are encouraged to call the founda-tion’s director of grants, Meredith Zahirovic, at 270-977-9194 to discuss the details of the project and the ways in which it fits the foundation guidelines.

MADISONVILLE – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) notifies motorists of guardrail installation on KY 171/Weir Road in Muhlen-berg County. The section of KY 171 to receive improvements is from 0.028 miles south of KY 1473 extending north to 0.348 miles south of U.S. 62 (mile point 12.24), a distance of 2.60 miles. The work is scheduled for comple-tion on July 16. The project was award-

ed to Eden Fence Inc. with the low bid of $104, 450. KYTC asks motorists to be aware of the work zone, expect delays, and to utilize safe driving habits when traveling through the area. The start and duration of work may be adjust-ed for inclement weather or other unforeseeable delays. Drivers should expect delays and are encouraged to allow ex-tra time in reaching their destination.

The Greenville Tour-ism Commission and the Greenville City Pool are working together to host Sun & Fun Foam Pool Party. The party will in-clude foam, swimming, food, bubbles, and DJ Babycakes from Star 107.3. Bring the whole family out for a fun day at the pool. The event will take place on July 24 from 12 - 3 p.m. Admission is free for children four and under; those five years and up are $4. Lifeguards will be on duty. The pool will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. that day. Swimmers must wear swim attire, no street shorts or t-shirts are al-

lowed in the pool. The foam will not be blown directly into the water but will be in an area in-side the pool fence. Par-ticipants will be able to play in the foam and then jump straight in the pool. The pool is located at 140 Chatham Lane in Greenville. Regular pool hours are Monday- Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Con-tact the Greenville City Pool at 270-338-1613 or the Greenville Tourism Commission at 270-338-1895. Follow Greenville City Pool and Greenville Tourism on Facebook for more information and events.

Dispatch requests key holder list from local businesses, churches

Guardrail installation for KY 171 in county scheduled this week

Greenville Pool party planned for July 24

Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation grant application deadline is July 19

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Meetings Happenings• Central City CITY COUNCIL will meet on July 14 at 5 p.m. at city hall, 214 N. First Street.• Greater Muhlenberg CHAMBER OF COMMERCE will hold their monthly meet-ing on July 15 at noon at the Central City Con-vention Center.• Muhlenberg County LIBRARIES will hold their monthly meeting on July 15 at 4:30 p.m. at Harbin Memorial Library, 117 S. Main in Greenville.• Muhlenberg County BOARD OF EDU-CATION will hold their monthly meeting on July 15 at 5:30 p.m. at the board office, 510 W. Main in Powderly.• FRIENDS OF LAKE MALONE STATE PARK will meet on July 15 at 6 p.m. at Rose-wood UMC. Come and help build a better park.• Muhlenberg County TOURISM COM-MISSION will hold their regular monthly meeting on July 21 at noon, at Muhlenberg County Career Advancement Center, 50 Ca-reer Way, Powderly.• The Muhlenberg County FISCAL COURT will meet on July 22 at 4 p.m. at the Muhlen-berg County Courthouse, second floor.• Muhlenberg County RETIRED TEACH-ERS will meet July 28 at 11:30 a.m. for lunch at Catfish Dock. The meal is complimentary for new retirees. Also seeking donations for scholarship fund, and will be presenting two $1,000 scholarships at the meeting. If you have not made your donation to the fund, or paid your dues of $10, please send ASAP. For information call 270-338-1534.

• COVID TESTING at the county Health Dept. will be on July 20 and 27. Call 270-754-3200 to schedule an appointment.• M U H L E N B E R G COUNTY FAIR is July 13-17 at the Muhlenberg County Agriculture Center.• Muhlenberg Arts Coun-cil, with funding from the Felix E. Martin Jr. Foun-dation, will hold an ART SUPPLY GIVEAWAY on July 21 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4-6 p.m. One kit per family for two students, three or more children will receive additional kits. In-cluded are crayons, mark-ers, paint, glue stick, scis-sors, ruler and modeling clay, construction paper and canvas. This is a drive-thru pickup event, rain or shine. Follow the Muhlenberg Arts Council page on Face-book for updates.• The new VIRTUAL VETERANS COFFEE will be a venue for veter-ans, spouses/widows and caregivers to get informa-tion and answers to ques-tions about available ser-

vices. Johnny Allen, with the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, will present a topic and answer questions at the Zoom (Mi-crosoft Teams) meetings. The “coffees” are sched-uled for the first Monday of each month at 9:00 a.m. CST. The first meeting is Aug. 2 at 9 a.m. For more information and to receive an invitation contact Gary Lovell at [email protected]. Meetings can be accessed by smart phones, tables (such as iP-ad’s) as well as laptop and desktop computers. Please don’t let the technology scare you… join us! Virtual portal sponsored by United Community Bank of West Kentucky.• COMMUNITY RE-SOURCE DAY is the first and third Tuesday each month, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Presbyteri-an Church in Central City. Assistance available for food, housing, parenting, clothing, utility assistance, domestic violence, mental health and more.

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As a patriot, resident and taxpayer of Muhlen-berg county I’m in complete disgust that our coun-ty officials would agree to a such a partisan event at the Ag Center on the weekend of 9/11. I can only speak for myself, but know others happen to agree that this day should be reserved for bipartisan celebrations of the unity of all patri-ots, bringing citizens together and not dividing us along political party lines. It should also be recommended that a rule be made that protects our county and its officials from future scheduling of anything of this nature with-out anyone’s acknowledgement. From what I un-derstand, not one county official was approached about this and found out through a Facebook Live video. Shameful!! I would also like to thank Malcom West for his vote against it, stating his concerns (as a former first responder) about the preparation that usually goes into an event of this size. Thank you, from a truly embarrassed and upset taxpayer and fellow patriot.

Gwen Clements,Central City

By REP. MELINDA GIBBONS PRUNTY

When we close the door on the COVID-19 pandemic, unemploy-ment insurance will re-flect one of the greatest governmental failures in generations. Almost over-night, Kentuckians found themselves depending on state government, many for the first time in their lives. The system in place at the beginning of the pandemic was designed to meet the needs of a growing economy with record-low unemploy-ment, not the staggering shutdown with hundreds of thousands out of work. Unfortunately, the system was not temporarily ad-justed to keep up with the massive economic shut-down and the expansion of eligibility. While various reasons are given for why the sys-tem was unable to handle the increase in claims, many of the offices were closed over the past four years because of record low unemployment, with

a rate that dipped down as far as 4.8 percent, and there were more effective ways to spend taxpayer money. The offices that remained opened were strategically placed at or near community and technical colleges or vo-tech centers to encour-age those unemployed to seek an education or skill training to get a job. While some of the of-fices were closed, the state employees who worked in those facilities were not fired; many still work for the state today. My question has always been, why not call them back, since they have the skill set, and create some mobile units to travel the state? Very little of that has actually taken place. Instead, Kentucky spent $14.5 million with an out-of-state compa-ny, Ernst & Young. After missing multiple dead-lines to “catch up” on claims, the number of unprocessed claims has more than doubled to approximately 122,000. While more than two million claims have been

processed, many Ken-tuckians still have not re-ceived the money prom-ised to them. Even now, almost a year and a half after the shutdown began, I re-ceive messages, emails, and phone calls from constituents asking for help with their unpro-cessed unemployment in-surance claims. My office continues to provide my constituents with as much assistance as we can and I am regularly texting, emailing, or calling the contact we were given in the Labor Cabinet. While she has been responsive and as helpful as she can be, many people contact me multiple times out of frustration at the lack of progress. The legislature does not have the authority to oversee the day-to-day administration of the un-employment insurance office; that is an Exec-utive Branch function. However, we can enact laws. During the 2021 Regular Session, we ex-ercised our authority to make the unemployment

FRANKFORT—Rep. Matt Lockett, R-Nicho-lasville, said he believes his bill, Bill Request 69 “will be one of the most vital pieces of legisla-tion” that will be consid-ered when the General Assembly convenes for its 2022 session. According to Lockett, who is the bill’s primary sponsor, the goal of BR 69 is to ban the teaching and promoting of critical race theory in Kentucky’s public schools. The pre-filed bill was the main topic of discussion during today’s Interim Joint Committee on Education meeting. Lockett said critical race theory (CRT) teach-es that the political and social system in the US is based on race and labels those who are white as the oppressors and those

who are Black as the op-pressed. Lockett along with one of the bill’s co-sponsors Rep. Jennifer Decker, R-Waddy, said they have both heard from parents and educators across the Commonwealth who say CRT is being taught in schools and that they are against it being part of the school curriculum. Kentucky Department of Education Commis-sioner Dr. Jason Glass testified that curricu-lar decisions are left to school based decision making councils. “The Kentucky De-partment of Education is not aware of any districts or teachers specifically teaching critical race the-ory and neither CRT nor terms associated with it appear in our state stan-dards,” Glass said.

Although he is not an expert on critical race theory, Glass did offer a definition of CRT and suggested the committee invite an expert to testify. “Critical race theory is a decades old legal and academic theory which seeks to explain why rac-ism continues to exist,” Glass said, adding that CRT is typically taught and discussed in gradu-ate-level courses and is not a developmentally appropriate concept for elementary and middle school-aged students. Glass said the bill hurts freedom of speech and that these types of laws hurts education and hin-ders the state’s ability to recruit and retain teach-ers. Lisa Wilner, D-Louis-ville, also criticized the bill’s language.

“When I read Bill Request 69, I found it vague,” Wilner said. “…The goal seems to be to want to ban discomfort, but you know, unfortu-nately, that’s not really something we can legis-late.” Lockett responded by explaining the goal of the bill isn’t to just eliminate the term critical race the-ory, but to make sure stu-dents are not taught they are less than somebody else due to the color of their skin. Lawmakers hinted this will not be the last time BR 69 or any other crit-ical race theory related legislation will be dis-cussed during the interim. Any official action law-makers choose to take on BR 69 cannot begin until the legislative session be-gins in January 2022.

Claims decline in states opting out of weekly unemployment bonus

program more effective and efficient to serve both employers and employ-ees. We provided addi-tional funding for tech-nology upgrades, required additional staff be added from other agencies, and provided relief to employ-ers who faced increased premiums. We also cre-ated a task force to study future changes to the pro-gram to avoid a disaster like this from happening again. As life returns to nor-mal, Kentucky businesses are facing a different real-ity. There are more than 100,000 available jobs across our state. Business-es have been forced to re-duce their operating hours or shutdown their dine-in

or drive-through options because they cannot find people to work. We can all agree that our current labor short-age must be addressed to grow our economy and make a successful come-back. I, alongside my col-leagues, have urged the Governor to terminate the federal unemployment subsidy for unemployed Kentuckians. These ben-efits, which were orig-inally intended to keep Kentuckians afloat during the pandemic, are now enabling a massive labor shortage that continues to harm our already strug-gling businesses. Throughout the Unit-ed States, unemployment claims have declined by 35 percent in states opt-ing out of the addition-al federal $300 weekly unemployment subsidy. Of the states that contin-ue to pay people more money to stay home than return to work, there has been nearly a 19 percent increase in initial claims. There are jobs available, and it is time to get back to work.

Like many of you, I was shocked by the $1,500 per person return-to-work incentive. This incentive is offensive to those who have worked throughout the pandemic, including countless frontline work-ers. While a one-time re-turn-to-work bonus may attract some to return to work, without ending the additional federal benefit, it does not go far enough to correct the current la-bor crisis. After all, you are still paying many more than twice as much to stay home. Where is personal re-sponsibility? Why not end the additional $300/week and put the $1,500 towards getting those who haven’t received their unemployment paid, give a bonus to those who haven’t missed a day of work, or maybe give a supplement to the elderly on a fixed income?

Representative Melinda Gibbons Prunty rep-resents the 15th House District serving Muhlen-berg County and a por-tion of Hopkins County.

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Emily Nichole Edwards

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GREENVILLE – Em-ily Nichole Edwards, 46, of Greenville, died Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at her residence. Born July 14, 1974 in Muhlenberg County, she was a home-maker and of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by her father Donald Edwards. Survivors include her daughter Chelsea Ed-wards; son Ethan Gar-rett; mother and step-fa-ther Judy and Dale Jernigan; brothers Rob-

ert Edwards and Cody Moore. Funeral services were private. The family has requested that expres-sions of sympathy may take the form of con-tributions to Hospice of Western Kentucky, 3419 Wathens Crossing, Owensboro, KY 42301. Tucker Funeral Home was in charge arrange-ments. Online condo-lences can be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com

Sammy DeWayne King COLUMBIA - Sammy DeWayne King, 71, of Co-lumbia, died Sun-

day, July 4, 2021 at his residence. Born Septem-ber 15, 1949, on Harrison Avenue in Central City, the son of Elentrial King and Sally Kate Morgan King. He was a UMWA coal miner working for Peabody and Island Creek Mines, and he retired from the TVA Paradise Steam Plant where he worked in operations. He was a Viet-nam era Army veteran attaining the rank of Ser-geant. He was a member of Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church in Central City, and a lifetime member of Masonic Lodge #673 in Central City. He was pre-ceded in death by his par-ents, and three brothers Bobby King, Ernest Ray King, and Roger Arnold. Survivors include his wife of 30 years Pame-la Kaye Knight King of Columbia, Ky.; daughter, Brandi Brooks of Cen-tral City; son, Chance D.

King of Beattyville, Ky.; grandchildren, Samantha Dennel, Robert Eversole and Grady King; great grandchildren—Camer-on, Hunter, Jaden, Trinity, Raelynn, Kylee, Maryella and Jaxton; sister, Gennie (John Crymes) Tapp of Bald Knob, Ark.; broth-ers, Billy (Donna) King of McHenry and Jimmy (Regina) Arnold of Cen-tral City. Masonic services were held Friday, July 9, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. at Gary’s Fu-neral Home in Greenville, Military honors followed. Online condolences to the family may be made at www.garysfuneralhome.net

GREENVILLE - Rob-in Lynette Smiley, 48, of Greenville, passed away Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at Deaconess Henderson Hospital in Henderson. Born July 8, 1972 in Hartford, the daughter of Vernon Lee Smiley and Cora Ann Jameson Smi-ley. She was preceded in death by her parents and her granddaughter Emilia Casebier. Survivors include her daughters, Felicia Wood of Greenville, Tri-cia Casebier of Central City and Brandie King of Greenville; brothers, Chris Smiley of Beech-mont and Jamie Clem-

ons of Powderly; two granddaughters; two nephews and two niec-es. Funeral services were held Friday, July 9, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at Gary’s Funeral Home in Green-ville with Rev. Charlie Browning officiating. Burial followed in New Bethel Cemetery in Hartford. In lieu of flow-ers contributions may be made to the Robin Smiley funeral fund c/o Garys Funeral Home, PO Box 406, Greenville, KY 42345. Online con-dolences to the family may be made at www.garysfuneralhome.net

Robin Lynette Smiley

Martha Kay Grundy GREENVILLE – Mar-tha Kay Grundy, 70, of Greenville died Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at Baptist Health in Madisonville. Born July 20, 1950 in Da-viess County, she was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband Carrol M. Grun-dy; daughters Julie Kaye Parish Moore, Jenny Stone, Tammy Wyngate, Laura McNaughton; grandchil-dren Graham, Grace, Bai-ly, Jackson, Sunny, Josie, Jonah and Jed; brother Carl Vincent; sister Connie (Lilburn “Okie”) Vincent. Funeral services were held Friday, July 9, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at Luzerne

General Baptist Church, in Greenville with Rev. Don-ald McGhee officiating. Burial followed in Gish Cemetery. Tucker Funer-al Home was in charge of services Online con-dolences can be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com

Shirley Sue Williams DUNMOR - Shirley Sue Williams, 82 of Dun-mor, died Tuesday, July 6, 2021, at her residence in Dunmor. Born August 17, 1938 in Penrod, the daughter of the late Ellis Wood and the late Elsie Beadnell Wood. She was a homemaker and a member of Mt. Moriah Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert Kent Williams. Survivors include his sons, Robert Michael Williams of Dunmor and Mark Steven Williams of Owensboro; sister, Bren-da Collier of Central City; grandchild, Tawnee Wil-liams of Greenville and great grandchild, Kenslee

Grace Williams of Green-ville. Funeral services were held Friday, July 9 at 1:00 p.m. at Price Funeral Home, Inc. in Lewisburg, with Mr. Ross Conley of-ficiating. Burial followed in Mt. Moriah Church Of Christ Cemetery in Dun-mor.

Jeremey Jacob Guthrie OWENSBORO – Jeremey Jacob Guth-rie, 34, of Owensboro, died Wednesday, July 7, 2021, at his residence. Born January 12, 1987, in Muhlenberg County, he worked in Shipping Dispatch at Ragu-Miz-kan in Owensboro. He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Sandra Wyatts. Survivors include his daughter, Kinleigh Guth-

rie; son Ryker Guthrie; mother Nicole Smith and sister Silver Bray. Funeral services were held Saturday, July 10, 2021, at 12:00 p.m. at Tucker Beechmont Fu-neral Home, with Bro. Leroy Rearden officiat-ing. Burial followed in Wyatts Chapel Ceme-tery. Online condolenc-es may be made at www.tuckerfunera lhomes.com.

Brenda Jean Howell DRAKESBORO – Brenda Jean Howell, 56 of Drakesboro died Thursday, July 8, 2021 at The Medical Center of Bowling Green. Born November 21, 1964 in Hopkinsville. She was a supervisor for Delta Fau-cet in Morgantown. She was preceded in death by her parents Arthur and Dora Blankenship, and companion Tony Knight.

Survivors include her daughters Megan Baize, and Annie Howell; one grandchild; sister Bar-bara Dunning; brothers Terry Blankenship and Brian Mayes. Visitation was held Monday July 12, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. at Tucker Funeral Home in Central City. Online Condolenc-es may be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com

Jeffrey Lynn Bowers GREENVILLE – Jef-frey Lynn Bowers, 58, of Greenville died Friday, July 9, 2021 at Owens-boro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital in Greenville. Born April 27, 1963, he was a Boil-ermaker with Local 40. He was preceded in death by his daughter Morgan Bowers and mother Wan-da Bowers. Survivors include his son Justin (Brittany) Bowers; grandchildren Adalyn Bowers, Jackson Groves and Isaac Groves; father Joe Bowers and brother Jerry “Tudor”

(Gretchen) Bowers. Funeral services were private. Tucker Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com

Wilma Mae Chumley CENTRAL CITY- Wil-ma Mae Chumley, 72, of Central City died Satur-day, July 10, 2021 at her residence. Born February 18, 1949 in Muhlenberg County. She was a retired coal miner and a member of the First Assembly of God in Greenville. She was preceded in death by her son, James Richard Vincent; parents, Marvin and Goldie Ward; broth-ers, Waymon Ward, Jerry Ward, and Ronnie Ward. Survivors include her husband, Charles Chum-ley; daughters, Melis-sa (Michael) Chandler, Tracy (Curtis) Smith, Lisa (David) Dozier and Patricia Chumley; son, Scott (Sheena) Chum-ley; grandchildren, Kate (Josh) Payton, Dustin Chandler, Jodie Vincent, Whitney (Angie) McCor-mick, Brittany (Drew) Oglesby, Kara (Phillip) Keeton, Dylan (Tella) Smith, Bailey (Trenton) Beasley, Kayli (Jason) Joachim, Ian (Breanna) Smith and Dakota Mc-Cormick; 17 great-grand-children; brothers, Marvin

(Pauline) Ward, Donald Ward, Steve (Rose) Ward; sisters, Shirley (Glen) Gray, Darlene (the late Jerry) Toomey. Funeral services will be Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. at First As-sembly of God in Green-ville with Bro. Ed Tackett officiating. Burial will follow in Ebenezer Cem-etery in Drakesboro. Vis-itation will be Tuesday, July 13, 2021 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Tuck-er Funeral Home in Cen-tral City and on Wednes-day from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at First Assem-bly of God in Greenville. Online condolences can be made at www.tuckerfuneral homes.com.

Anna Marie Clark SARASOTA, FL – Anna Marie Clark, 54, of Sarasota, Fla., died Sunday, July 11, 2021, at Union Hospital in Terre Haute, Ind. Born May 8, 1967, in DeKalb Co., Ill. She worked in abatement for the Installators and Asbestos Union. She was preceded in death by her mother, Sue Vaught; daughter Josie Dun-lap, and sister Amanda Wynn. Survivors include her husband, Steve Clark; daughters Holly (Nick) Fulkerson, Elizabeth (Chris) Strode, DJ Dun-lap, and Kelsie Clark; son Kyle (Mairanda) Clark; grandchildren Cameron, Madison, Gabby, Kyle, Alisa, Kenley, Daegon, Ellie, Kage, Olivia, Ad-dyson, and Rylee; broth-ers Jimmy Wynn, Harvey Lear, and Leon Thomp-

son; sisters Rena Wynn and Lottie Wynn; and fa-ther Jerry Vaught. Funeral services will be Thursday, July 15, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. at Tucker Funeral Home in Cen-tral City, with Bro. Rog-er Heltsley officiating. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday after 5:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Online condolenc-es may be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com.

Karen Sue Page GREENVILLE - Karen Sue Page, 51, of Greenville, died Sunday, July 11, 2021 at Owens-boro Health Muhlenberg Community Hospital in Greenville, after a sud-den illness. Born October 3, 1969, the daughter of Donald Lawrence Ran-dolph and the late Sadie Diane Spears Randolph. She was of the Baptist faith, a homemaker and caretaker for her family. Survivors include her daughters. Kayla Wand-off of Bowling Green and Madison Page of Greenville; three grand-children; father, Donald Randolph of Greenville; sister, Bonita Randolph of Greenville; brother, Lynn Randolph of Greenville;

several nieces and neph-ews. Funeral services will be Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at Gary’s Funeral Home in Greenville, with eulogy by daughter Kayla Wand-off and prayer by nephew Darin Randolph. Visita-tion will be after 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 14 at Gary’s Funeral Home in Greenville. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to help with funeral expenses may be made to the Karen Page Funeral Fund at Gary’s Funeral Home, P.O. Box 406, Greenville, KY 42345. Online condo-lences to the family may be made at www.garysfuneralhome.net

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NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF BUDGET ORDINANCE

BUDGET SUMMARYAN ORDINANCE Relating to the Annual Budget and Appropriations.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE FISCAL COURT OF MUHLENBERG COUNTY, KENTUCKY

SECTION ONE: The following budget is adopted for the Fiscal Year June 30, 2022 and amounts stated are appropriated for the purposes indicated.

(1) General Fund General Government 4,064,130 Protection to Persons and Property 1,046,450 General Health and Sanitation 795,750 Social Services 80,000 Recreation and Culture 323,800 Debt Service 1,319,335 Capital Projects 150,000 Administration 2,417,600 Total 10,197,065(2) Road Fund Transportation Facility and Services 2,745,400 Debt Service 625,700 Administration 279,000 Total 3,650,100(3) Jail Fund Protection to Persons and Property 2,739,500 Debt Service 542,425 Administration 856,500 Total 4,138,425(4) LGEA Fund Protection to Persons and Property 197,000 Roads 500,000 Capital Projects 25,000 General Government 413,000 Total 1,135,000(5) Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force Fund Fund other Government Agencies 500,000(6) LGEDF Fund Capital Projects 1,000(7) Muhlenberg County Tourism Fund Recreation an Culture 180,000 Other Government Agencies 75,000 Total 255,000(8) MUNICIPAL GOVT ECONOMIC ACT Other Capital Projects 5,947,965

Adopted this 24th day of June, 2021

County Judge Executive

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY

All interested persons and organizations in Muhlenberg County are hreby notified that a copy of the county’s proposed budget in full is available for public inspection at the Office of the County Judge/Executive during normal business hours.

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The following Estates have been Probated and Fiduciary appointments made in the Muhlenberg District Court. Creditors are notified that all claims against said estates must be filed within six (6) months from the date of appointment. On July 8, 2021, the estate of Pamela Agee, 6551 State Route 81, Sacramento, Kentucky 42372 to Paula Zoellick, Executrix, 2992 State Route 175 North, Bremen, Kentucky 42325. Attorney representing estate: None. On July 8, 2021, the estate of Jennie Lee Brewer, 601 Woodbridge Street, Drakesboro, Kentucky 42337 to Ronnie Brewer, Administrator, 727 Sunnyside Road, Central City, Kentucky 42330. Attorney representing estate: Steve Lamb, 200 North 2nd Street, Central City, Kentucky 42330. On July 7, 2021, the estate of Joreed McGehee, 11491 State Route 181 South, Greenville, Kentucky 42345 to Patricia McGehee Petrie, Executrix, 11287 State Route 181 South, Greenville, Kentucky 42345. Attorney representing estate: Brent Yonts, P.O. Box 370, Greenville, Kentucky 42345. On July 8, 2021, the estate of Viola Estell Gill, 11871 Hwy. 181 South, Greenville, Kentucky 42345 to Sandra Latham, Co-Administratrix, 11871 Hwy. 181 South, Greenville, Kentucky 42345 and Karen Kirby, 839 Wells Strader Road, Greenville, Kentucky 42345. Attorney representing estate: None. 7-13c

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Tank Sealed proposals for the following work will be received Muhlenberg County Water District #3 4815 Main St. Bremen, KY 42325 , 27 July 2021 at 11:00 am local time . For furnishing labor and materials and performing all work as set forth by the Advertisement, General Conditions, Specifications and/or Drawings prepared by WET OR DRY. Immediately following the scheduled closing time for the reception of bids, all proposals that have been submitted in accordance with the above conditions will be publicly opened and read aloud. The work to be bid is described as follows: Painting and repairs 250,000-gallon standpipe storage tank Drawings, Specifications and Contract Documents may be examined at the following places:Paint Square.com/ Bid Tracker Specifications and Contract Documents may be viewed & obtained from: Wet or Dry1609 Hillsboro Road, Campbellsburg, KY 40011.502-532-6190 Office 502-532-7136 FaxFor a non-refundable fee of $ 150.00 eachANY & ALL QUESTIONS ARE TO BE DIRECTED TO WET OR DRYOWNER IS NOT TO BE CONTACTED FOR SPECIFICATIONS OR QUESTIONS.Sealed proposals for this Contract shall be clearly marked on the outside of the envelope as follows: “Sealed Proposal for Contract 021-13-21, not to be opened until 27 July 2021, 11:00 am local time.” If forwarded by mail, the sealed envelope containing

the proposal must be enclosed in another envelope and mailed to, Muhlenberg County Water District #3 4815 Main St. Bremen, KY 42325 KY allowing sufficient time for such mailing to reach this address prior to the scheduled closing time for receipt of proposals A certified check or bid bond made payable to Muhlenberg County Water District #3 shall accompany all bids in an amount not less than 5 percent of the base bid. No bidder may withdraw their bid for a period of 60 days after the date bids are opened. They may, however, withdraw their bid at any time prior to the time and date scheduled for opening of same or any authorized postponement thereof. Any bid received after the time and date specified shall not be considered and will be returned unopened to the bidder. Federal and State wage rate determinations are not required. Bidders must comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Anti- Kickback Act, the Contract Work Hours Standard Act, and the Davis-Bacon Act. Bidders must certify that they do not and will not maintain or provide for their employees any facilities that are segregated or based on race, color, creed, or na t iona l origin. Muhlenberg County Water District #3 may consider informal any bid not prepared and submitted in accordance with the provisions of this advertisement and/or the Specifications and may waive any informality or reject all bids.

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I have been appointed Warning Order Attorney by the Muhlenberg County Circuit Court, Greenville, KY, in case no. 21-CI-00082, to attempt to notify Unknown Individuals, who are the Defendants in an action seeking quiet title to real property by adverse possession. The tract of land that is the subject of this action, consists of 0.781 acres, located at or near, 440 North Phillip Stone Way, Central City, KY. The style of the case is Willow Creek Community MHP, LLC, Plaintiff vs. Unknown Individuals. Defendant. This is an adverse possession action that involves the right, title, and ownership of the herein described real property, located, in Central City, Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. The legal description of the property being claimed by adverse possession is as follows: Beginning at an iron pin set being in the west right-of-way line of the CSX Railroad property and being the northeast corner of the Leland and Helen Revelette property, as recorded in Deed Book 522, at Page 599 in the office of the Muhlenberg County Clerk and also being the southeast corner of the R & S Housing, Inc. property, as recorded in Deed Book 436, at Page 190 in said clerk’s office; thence with the east line of said R & S Housing, Inc. property North 06 degrees 12 minutes 42 seconds West, a distance of 587.37 feet to a calculated point being South 02 degrees 44 minutes 50 seconds West, a distance of 0.41 feet from a found T-pin; thence continuing said cast line North 83 degrees 47 minutes 18 seconds East, a distance of 58.20 feet to a calculated point being North 79 degrees 15 minutes 44 seconds East, a distance of 0.11 feet from a found

T-pin and cap 2925 being in said west right-of-way line; thence with said west right-of-way line South 06 degrees 12 minutes 42 seconds East, a distance of 582.01 feet to an iron pin set; thence continuing with said west right-of-way line South 78 degrees 31 minutes 22 seconds West, a distance of 58.45 feet to the point of beginning and containing 0.781 acres, as shown as Tract 2 on an unrecorded Plat of a physical survey conducted under the direction of J. William Weikel, Jr., KY PLS no. 2813 of Bryant Engineering, Inc., on December 17, 2020. The Plaintiff asserts that for the previous 24 years, the Plaintiff and Plaintiff’s predecessors in interest have met the statutory requirements to claim adverse possession of the property that is the subject matter of this action. The relevant chain of title for the property is as follows: In July 1992, Marjorie Devine conveyed the property to Kevin and Cynthia McDowell (Deed Book 414, Page 540) who conveyed the property to Cynthia McDowell in February 1993 (Deed Book 419, Page 153). In December 1994, Cynthia McDowell conveyed the property to Marjorie Devine (Deed Book 433, Page 619) who conveyed the property to Edward Devine in March 2006 (Deed Book 518, Page 443). Edward Devine and his wife, Schquetta Devine, conveyed the property to Leland Revelette and his wife, Helen Revlette (Deed Book 522, Page Number 599). In December 2020, Leland Revlette, Helen Revlette, and R & S Housing conveyed the property to the Plaintiff, Willow Creek Community, MHP, LLC (Deed Book 597, Page 1194). The aforementioned Deed Books are located in the Muhlenberg County Court Clerk’s Office in Greenville, KY. If you wish to assert a claim to this property, you must immediately answer the complaint that was filed in the Muhlenberg County Circuit Court Case No. 21-CI-00082. Failure to assert a claim to the property will likely result in the loss of any potential interest that you may have in the property described herein. Please contact the Warning Order Attorney, Hon. Amy L. Stewart, 107 South Main St., Greenville, KY 42345, phone number (270) 931-0854 or the Plaintiff’s attorney, Hon. Davin L. Shaw, Foreman, Watson, Holtrey, LLP, 530 Frederica St., Owensboro, KY 42301, phone number (270) 689-2412. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. 7-13c

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Psalms 16 Preserve me, O God: for in thee do I put my trust. 2 O my soul, thou hast said unto the Lord, Thou art my Lord: my goodness extendeth not to thee; 3 But to the saints that are in the earth, and to the excellent, in whom is all my delight. 4 Their sorrows shall be multiplied that hasten after another god: their drink offerings of blood will I not offer, nor take up their names into my lips. 5 The Lord is the portion of mine inheritance and of my cup: thou maintainest my lot. 6 The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places; yea, I have a goodly heritage. 7 I will bless the Lord, who hath given me counsel: my reins also instruct me in the night seasons. 8 I have set the Lord always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. 9 Therefore my heart is glad, and my glory rejoiceth: my flesh also shall rest in hope. 10 For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption. 11 Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy

presence is fulness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore. Prayers and get well wishes for all essential workers, Garlord Shelton, Diana Gregory, Tonya Gregory, Minister Janet Cunningham, Homer Stevenson, Arlene Hightower, Charles Burden, Leola Johnson, Annie L. Bard, Grace Sweeney, Sam Loy, Jr., Etta Hocker, Mrs. Dorothy Martin, Hunter Gamble, Tonya Gregory, Louis Leggs, Nancy G. Walker, Marjorie Harper, Janice Hines, Mark Mayhugh, Mack Arthur Dykes, Jr., Johnnie Day, Eura Dell Johnson, Patricia Moppins, Sister Lois Evans, Martha Stevenson, Linda Johnson, Chenille Bowman, Gwen Perry, Ronald (Nick) Dunn, Andrew Hawkins, Mildred Cox, Nancy Cunningham, Pastor Otis Cunningham Sr., Hannah Wells, Barbara and Hayes Shelton, Oneida and Curtis Shelton, Micky Mayfield, Tammy Hawkins, Angie Hinton,

Mary Stuart, Nancy Hall, Jimmy Talbott, Ada Wimbley, Jean White, Terry Talbott, pastor Michael Cunningham, Connie Talbott, Sonja Smith, Phyllis Boyd, Roger Bard Jr., Aaron Lindsey, Sharon Bard, Sonya Connors, Tonya Bard, Daphne Mayfield, Vickie Hampton, Gwen Allen, Bryan Hawkins, Blanche Hawkins, Eva Nell Cheatham, Earlene Williams, Gloria Jean Bell, Rose Talbott and the elderly, tragedies all over the world, United States of America, President Joe Biden and his cabinet, the Veterans and their families, earthquake survivors, the Haitians, tornado victims and their families, the world, all of our leaders and their families, my prayers are for all of the sick and shut-ins. Sunday, July 18, 2021 is Womens Day at 11 a.m. at the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Central City. Speaker will be Lynn Cunningham Thomas. Everyone is welcome.

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Circuit Court The following sentences were recently handed down in Muhlenberg Circuit Court:

• Ashley Fraliex, 3 years in prison and $185 fine for first degree, first offense trafficking in controlled substance (methamphetamine); 12 months in jail for second degree possession of controlled substance (drug unspecified); 12 months in jail for buy/possess drug paraphernalia,

charges concurrent but consecutive with other sentences• Ashley Fraliex, 10 years in prison and $165 fine for first degree, first offense trafficking in controlled substance (methamphetamine) ; 12 months in jail for buy/possess drug paraphernalia, charges concurrent but consecutive with other sentences• Ashley Fraliex, 3 years in prison for first degree, first offense trafficking

in controlled substance (methamphetamine), to be served consecutive with other sentences• Randall L. Fulkerson, 3 years in prison for first degree, first offense possession of controlled substance (methamphetamine) ; 3 years in prison for tampering with physical evidence; 12 months in jail for buy/possess drug paraphernalia, charges to be served concurrent, credited with 21 days served

District Court The following fines were recently handed down in Muhlenberg County District Court:

• Britney Nicole White, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security, $253• Deandra Barnes, theft by unlawful taking or disp. shoplifting, $494.13, 10 days in jail, banned from Walmart• Chase Allen Daniel, operating on suspended/revoked operators license; disregarding stop sign, $223• Nancy G. Dennis, local city ordinance, $10,250• Debra Lynn Ferguson, careless driving; failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security, $203

• John E. McNulty, careless driving, $423• John Ball, no/expired registration plates; failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance; operating on suspended/revoked operators license, $778, 10 days in jail• Cynthia Ann Dukes, no/expired registration plates; failure to produce insurance card, $323• Hannah Beth Fuller, theft by unlawful taking or disp. shoplifting, $468• Dustin S. Joly, operating motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol ; operating on suspended operators license; no/expired registration receipt; failure to produce insurance card, $1,158, drivers license suspended

for 6 months, 10 days in jail• Kelly M. Pendley, speeding; failure to produce insurance card; operating motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, $908• Cody Lane Bannon, operating motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol with aggravator; failure of owner to maintain required i n s u r a n c e / s e c u r i t y, $1,078• Cody Lane Bannon, DUI, 2nd, $1,008; 7 days in jail, drivers license suspended for 18 months• Rhonda M. Boyd, alcohol intoxication in a public place, $313• Lee Ann Collins, driving on DUI suspended license, $433

Property Transfers The following property transfers were recently recorded in Muhlenberg County:

• Sonnie Burden, Jr. and Dana Burden property to Tommie Jackson• Robert D. Littlepage property to Stacey Marie Littlepage• Aaron Christopher Cobb property to Rebecca Diane Walker• Rebecca Dianne Walker property to Aaron Christopher Cobb• Donald G. Avery and Amy Avery property to Justin Blaine Mathis and Brittany Faith Mathis• Ann O. Cornette property to Brianna E. Powell and Dakota J. Powell• Leonard C. Johannson property to Yvonne Rice• Myrna Tatum property to Bully’s Rack & Que LLC• Wanda Novak property to Kimberly Skipworth• Capt. and Dana Inc. property to Michelle Terry Dukes• Gregg W. Blakely and Ashley Blakeley property to Tyler Wayne

Lee and Austina Nicole Bowles• Margaret K. Martin and Stephen Martin property to Mark Pogue and Freda Pogue• Christopher Martin Scharfenberger property to Angelina R. Linboom• Kasey Wilson and Kimberly Wilson property to Aaron David Kline• Judy Groves Pike property to Troy Lee Pike and Cheryl Mona Pike• Rita Jackson, Donnie Joe Jackson and Allice Jackson property to Donnie Joe Jackson and Allice Jackson• Shelby Latham, Shelby Reynolds and Justin Latham property to Carl Donald Loney, Jr. and Cheryl Mae Loney• Nancy Forsythe property to Joshua Ray Luttrell and Alyssa Renee Luttrell• LSM Holdings LLC property to Bucks Asphalt Paving & Sealing LLC• Jonathan Don Sears and Angela Marie Sears property to Jeff Lear and

Sandy Lear• Chad Lee Lertora property to DGS Development LTD• Brandon McPherson property to Daniel William McVey and Veronica McVey• Anthony J. Vincent, Anthony Jordan Vincent and Kenzie Jana Vincent property to Anthony Jordan Vincent and Kenzie Jana Vincent• Sharon Paulette Kimmel and Talpha Wayne Kimmel Estate property to Troy Gibson and Pamela Gibson• Darrell Heltsley and Shirley Heltsley property to Darrell Heltsley• Barry G. Hardison property to Benjamin Ray Steele and Christi Lenay Steele• Millard C. Armstrong property to Toby Jay Turner and Jeanetta R. Turner• William Lee Flener, Linda Flener, Deborah Wood, Ann Mackey, Darren Mackey, Roger Flener and Debbie Flener property to Troy Bullock and Darline Bullock

MARRIAGES The following marriages were recently recorded in Muhlenberg County:

• Regina Dupree English, 49, of Island and Kenneth Eugene Gunn Jr., 49, of Island• Ashlyn Nicole Mayhall, 26, of Longview, TX and Chistopher Paul Hays, 32, of Longview, TX• Leslie Ann Page, 26, of Central City and Chase Walton Geary, 25, of Central City• Leah Nicole Greathouse,

26, of Greenville and Kevin Leetyler Dorris, 25, of Greenville• Lily Grace Jackson, 22, of Browder and Preston Nicolaus Browning, 27, of Greenville• Brenda Elizabeth Quezada Zelaya, 34, of Central City and Darwin Yobani Escorbar Fuentes, 36, of Central City• Peggy Sue Eaves, 55, of Belton and Joseph Don Groves, 46, of Belton• Summer Rachelle Taylor, 18, of Greenville and Isiah Bruce

McKinney, 18, of Greenville• Brittany Nicole Houle, 29, of Beechmont and Timothy David Jackson, 31, of Beechmont• Autumn Liegh Schulz, 28, of Dunmor and Sierra Lanae Wilson, 28, of Dunmor• Nikki Lashay Bratcher, 26, of Belton and John Palace Waddell, 43, of Beechmont• Nikita Lynn Bruce, 23, of Greenville and Ryan Neil Joly, 22, of Greenville

Bankruptcys The following Muhlenberg County residents recently filed for bankruptcy in US Bankruptcy Court:

Chapter 7:

• Colby Wayne O’Brien and Aailyah Marie O’Brien of Drakesboro• Timothy Mark Ernest and Bridget Lanae Adams-Ernest of Greenville

• Johnny W. Risinger and Pamela S. Risinger of Bremen

Chapter 13:• Debby L. Kukula of Belton• Rachel Leah Evitts of Greenville• Jason Louis Armstrong and Morgan Newman Armstrong of Greenville• Harold Neal Garrett and Alicia Faye Garrett of Beechmont

Divorces The following divorce decrees were recently handed down in Muhlenberg County Circuit Court:

• Garrick Sha’borne Williams and Holly Nichole Williams• Cody Lee Bilbro and Nicole Marie Ringkor• Robert Aaron Johnson and Desiree Irene Johnson

Merle Travis Music CenterPowderly, KY

Thursday, August 19 @ 7:00 p.m.

Tickets available online atwww.merletraviscenter.com

WNESpresents

JAMESGREGORY

CROCK POTSAND

CHICKEN LEGS

The Muhlenberg County Cattlemen’s Associationwill be administering the

2021 County Agriculture Investment ProgramThere will be informational meetings July 22, 2021 at 9:30 and at 6:00 p.m. at

the Extension Office.Interested parties can get an application by visiting the

Extension Service Office from July 22 to August 12, 2021 at 4 p.m.Those interested in participating in the program must return their completed

application to the Muhlenberg County Extension Service Office byMonday, August 16 no later than 4:00 p.m.

Senior Citizens Menu Wednesday, July 14 - Lasagna, Buttered Broccoli, Garlic Breadstick, Jell-o Fruit Salad, Margarine. Thursday, July 15 - Pulled Pork, Pork Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Corn Bread, Pineapple Delight.

Friday, July 16 - Beef Stroganoff, Noodles, Cucumber Salad, Wheat Roll, Banana Pudding. Monday, July 19 - Hamburger/Bun, Lettuce/Tomato/Onion, Baked Pork n Beans, Baked Potato, Sour Cream, Mandarin Oranges.

Tuesday, July 20 - Baked Potato Soup, Chicken Drumstick, Seasoned Peas, Corn Bread, Pear Crisp. Wednesday, July 21 - Southwest Pork Roast, Baked Sweet Potato, Peas & Pearl Onions, Corn Bread, Apple Crisp, Margarine.


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485.03737.08252.3640.28

785.541092.52

68.1898.4774.62

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898.6566.56

109.131431.83203.86

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106.95769.94171.58575.50365.4558.48

171.58310.5326.5324.76

318.9334.2582.70

575.5090.78

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1140.991044.07656.30612.99

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Schedule of events2021 Muhlenberg County Fair

SATURDAY, JULY 10

RUN TO THE FAIR 5K ....................................................................10:00 a.m.Horse Show (Gate $5) ................................................................11:00 a.m.Grayson Jenkins (Gate $5) .........................................................7:00 p.m.

MONDAY, JULY 12

Exhibit Hall Entries ............................................................ 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

TUESDAY, JULY 13

Exhibit Hall Entries ..........................................................8:00 - 10:00 a.m.Gate Opens ......................................................................................5:00 p.m.Carnival Opens ...............................................................................6:00 p.m.Admission ........................................................................ $10.00Exhibit Hall ........................................................................... 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Mule & Western Fun Show (Ag Center) ..................................................................................6:00 p.m.Karoke (Pavilion) ............................................................................7:00 p.m.Motocross (Track) ..........................................................................7:00 p.m.Petting Zoo ............................................................................Open to CloseCash Prize Drawing - $500 Pavilion .......................................................................................10:00 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 14

Gate Opens ......................................................................................5:00 p.m.Carnival Opens ...............................................................................6:00 p.m.Admission ........................................................................ $10.00Livestock Show Beef (Ag Center) ........................................................................3:00 p.m. Swine (Ag Center) .....................................................................5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall ........................................................................... 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Motocross (Track) ..........................................................................7:00 p.m.Karaoke (Pavilion) ..........................................................................7:00 p.m.Petting Zoo ............................................................................Open to CloseCash Prize Drawing - $500 Pavilion .......................................................................................10:00 p.m.


THURSDAY, JULY 15

Gate Opens ......................................................................................5:00 p.m.Carnival Opens ...............................................................................6:00 p.m.Admission ........................................................................ $10.00Livestock Show Poultry (Ag Center) .................................................................5:00 p.m. Sheep & Goat (Ag Center) ......................................................5:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall ........................................................................... 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Books -N- Cream ............................................................................6:00 p.m.Little Mister & Miss .......................................................................6:00 p.m.Mini Rods (Track) ...........................................................................7:00 p.m.Petting Zoo ............................................................................Open to CloseLine Dancing ..................................................................................8:00 p.m.Cash Prize Drawing - $500 Pavilion .......................................................................................10:00 p.m.


FRIDAY, JULY 16

Gate Opens ......................................................................................5:00 p.m.Carnival Opens ...............................................................................6:00 p.m.Admission ........................................................................ $15.00Exhibit Hall ........................................................................... 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Roping (American Qualifier) Ag Center .....................................................................................6:00 p.m.Truck & Tractor Pull Track ..............................................................................................7:00 p.m.Local Showcase Concert ............................................................7:00 p.m.Petting Zoo ............................................................................Open to CloseCash Prize Drawing - $1,000 Pavilion .......................................................................................10:00 p.m.


SATURDAY, JULY 17

Gate Opens ......................................................................................3:00 p.m.Carnival Opens ...............................................................................4:00 p.m.Admission ........................................................................ $15.00Roping (American Qualifier) Ag Center .....................................................................................4:00 p.m.Exhibit Hall ........................................................................... 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Mud Races (Track) .........................................................................7:00 p.m.Roy Kyle & the Hot Rods ..............................................................7:00 p.m.Petting Zoo ............................................................................Open to CloseCash Prize Drawing - $1,000 Pavilion .......................................................................................10:00 p.m.


MADISONVILLE – Toyota Motor Manufac-turing of Kentucky has donated four cars to the automotive technology program at Madisonville Community College. Types of vehicles do-nated include Camry, Avalon, and Lexus and range from 2017-2020 models, including hybrid models. These vehicles provide MCC students the opportunity to learn the latest technology in the automotive world. MCC would not have been able to purchase vehicles as frequently as needed to keep up with technology, so Toyota’s donations ensure MCC students are at the fore-front in the automotive field. “This donation from Toyota provides a great opportunity for our stu-dents to gain hands-on experience with the latest automotive technology,” said Adam O’Rear, MCC automotive technology instructor. “These newer mod-el vehicles broaden the scope of what students

can troubleshoot in the lab, better preparing them for their career in the auto industry,” he said. The automotive tech-nology program provides students with knowledge in troubleshooting, per-forming preventative maintenance, servic-ing and repairing auto-mobiles. The program prepares graduates for entry-level service tech-nician jobs in the auto repair industry. “We believe it’s our responsibility to partner with educators to sup-port career readiness pro-grams that help develop our future workforce,” said Kim Ogle, Toyota Kentucky corporate com-munications manager. “Our goal is help prepare students for future work-force success and expose them to an industry that is a vital component of Kentucky’s economy.” For more information on MCC’s automotive technology program, contact Matt Luckett at (270) 824-1757 or email: [email protected].

Toyota donates vehicles to MCCautomotive technology programs

The Glema Mahr Center for the Arts in Madisonville will host a quilt exhibit in the Anne P. Baker Gallery now through Sept. 3. “Carryin’ on the Tradi-tion XI” is the eleventh show by the Piecemakers Quilt Club of Hopkins County and will feature a variety of special projects including Quilts of Valor, Build-a-Bed, Black and White Plus One, and Block of the Month. A baby quilt section will showcase the continuing service project of providing quilts to the Baptist Health NICU. The exhibit will also

include quilts and items made by members of the Piecemakers Quilt Club. Approximately 100 pieces of work will be on display. Piecemakers shows over the years have demonstrat-ed the evolution in quilting, showing artistic growth and development of the craft. For more information re-garding the exhibit please contact the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts at 270-824-8650, visit our website www.glemacenter.org, or stop by the center in July, Mon. - Thurs. from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Anne P. Baker Gallery hosts Traditional Quilts

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The pool elevation at Lake Barkley is 358.8 and the dam is 304.6. Kentucky Lake’s pool elevation is 358.7 above the dam and below the dam is 304.6. Lake temps: Kentucky Lake 85, Lake Barkley 85.

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