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The Carter County Times is a weekly newspaper serving the citizens of Carter County, Kentucky.
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Olive Hill gains a resident
2+ week, 4+ day ago (97+ words) Carter County Times Olive Hill gains a resident Council welcomes Hayden the Miracle Pig The population of the City of Olive Hill grew by one last Tuesday, August 18. The city recognized Hayden the Miracle Pig at the council meeting, and…...
Ask Daryl – Your Professional Organizer: Getting outside help
2+ week, 4+ day ago (130+ words) Carter County Times Ask Daryl â Your Professional Organizer: Getting outside help Times, these days, have gotten financially more difficult to maintain our lifestyles. We have higher gas and food prices, and this time of year means we have school…...
Massie’s debt trackers don’t lie
2+ week, 4+ day ago (90+ words) Carter County Times Massieâs debt trackers donât lie America, we did it. We hit a new milestone. We really outdid ourselves. On August 19, the U.S. Treasury confirmed it: weâre now $40 trillion in debt â $40.05 trillion and…...
Hats off to the last of the makers
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (285+ words) By Robert DeanGuest Columnist I keep thinking about Batsakes Hat Shop. Guys don’t wear a hat like they used to, and that’s like many things in this world: we don’t call repairmen to fix the television; we throw it out....
Taking all your time
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (167+ words) By Robert DeanGuest Columnist Remember the DOGE dividend—the promised reward for that “government efficiency” they were bringing us? No checks were ever authorized. But Amazon recently reported receiving roughly $600 million in tariff refunds. Corporations receive relief in nine figures....
If you bring it, they will come
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (332+ words) Ink & Ivy mobile bookstore brings the experience to you Brittany Ludwig said she has always loved books, even in the era when so much literature is delivered electronically. While Ludwig has nothing against electronic readers such as Kindle, and in…...
Council discusses water grants and fireworks concerns
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (371+ words) In other business, Grayson Utilities Director Gerald Haney presented updates on utility projects to the city council. The grant, Haney said, was $412,000, with matching funds of $103,000 required. “What that is going to do is allow us to paint three of…...
Bringing the bookstore home
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (234+ words) Hometown Books opens in Grayson Owner Mari Ann Caudill is originally from Ashland, but has lived in Grayson for 13 years. Caudill said she developed a love of books at a very young age and that has carried through into her…...
Strength for Life: Time for training
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (200+ words) By Tracy Deborde, ACSM-CPT Why the offseason is so important: Injury prevention comes first The pressure on today’s young athletes Strength builds confidence, too Training together builds teams In my experience, off-season training with teammates is not only effective, it’s…...
Olive Hill discusses taxes and vendor fees
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (299+ words) Council considers alternatives to payroll tax increase The City of Olive Hill recently discussed a potential raise to the payroll tax in the city, but although the issue was brought to a motion, the increase did not pass. As an…...