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SORGHUM GRANT—Stephen Popyach, left, and his wife, Barbara Popyach, are pictured here with Gov....
 
Local resident’s company receives grant for project to convert sorghum into ethanol for fuel
A Mt. Sterling man has founded a company whose goal is to produce ethanol as a fuel byproduct from sorghum.
Stephen Popyach, a chemist and engineer, founded Southeast Biofuels with plans to capitalize on the concept already in place in Brazil, a South American nation trying to escape a reliance on foreign oil.
His goal: to make the process even more cost efficient here in the United States and Kentucky in particular.
“What made sense to me is the most efficient thing I could...
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Kenneth Brasiel found competent again to stand trial
By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate writer Kenneth Brasiel has been now been found competent to stand trial for murder a second time. Montgomery County Circuit Judge William “Bill” Lane ruled Brasiel competent at a March 3 court hearing in which he...

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Lady Indians Region reign comes to an end
By Dan Manley Advocate Sports Editor The Montgomery County Lady Indians had gone into competition in the 10th Region Tournament for 17 consecutive games without...
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Superintendent further addresses concerns about ELC project
By Brittany Davenport Advocate staff writer Montgomery County Schools superintendent Daniel Freeman last week released a detailed three-page statement about the Montgomery...
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