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A mobile home at 905 Long Branch Road was a total loss after a fire Tuesday. The home was unoccupied at the time of the incident, but the fire claimed the life of a cat. Photo submitted.
Long Branch Road home total loss in fire
The Finneran House, 302 W. Main St., which formerly served as the Senior Citizens Center building, was recently sold to Sienna O’Neal and David Mays. Pictured above, from left, are the buyer’s agent Joan Henderson of Brenda Murphy Realty, O’Neal, Mays and County Judge-Executive Chris Haddix. Not pictured is the seller’s agent, Rebakah Goodpaster, and County Attorney Keith Craycraft. The intent is for the building to be restored to its former glory and the idea of using it as a bed and breakfast in the future may be entertained, Haddix said. All proceeds from the sale of the house are going to be applied to the building of a new Senior Citizens Center. Photo submitted.
Haddix announces sale of former Senior Citizens...
Kenney and Jennifer Gulley operate the Judy Tree Farm that sells Christmas trees at 5060 Old Maysville Road that opens Nov. 29. A special event will be held Dec. 1 from 2-4 p.m. with a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, photos, hot cocoa and candy canes. Photo by Tom Marshall.
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UTTERLY OUTSTANDING—Brad Utterback, a junior in December 2005, gets words of encouragement from the late assistant coach, James Scott, prior to entering the game against Menifee County. Earlier in the day Utterback had been at his father’s funeral but insisted on playing for his Dad, Archie, that night, and he came off the bench to score 18 points and grab nine rebounds, leading the Indians to a come-from-behind 58-50 win. (Photo by Kevin Martin/Mt. Sterling Advocate-Boston Globe).
Recalling a night in 2005 when a young man foun...