EASTERN, Ky. – Floyd County Central’s Whitley Hall signed this past week to play softball at the college level for Crestview Hills’ Thomas More Saints. Hall was a double threat by her junior year, batting .358 at the plate with 31 hits and 34 RBIs while tallying 94 strikeouts on the mound, building on that during her standout senior year at the school. In addition to season stats, Hall also hold several school records, including most hits in a single game (5-5), career strikeouts, single season strikeouts, and the top spot for single season RBIs. Hall has also been honored […]

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It’s a name right out of a Hollywood baseball movie – Bash Ryan. The Pikeville Panthers are set to have another good season behind their senior standout, right-handed pitcher and shortstop Bash Ryan. Bash has been a name people around the region have heard for years. He has been playing baseball at an elite level since he was just a kid, being named a USSSA 11U All-American. Bash is now entering his senior year at Pikeville, and the future is bright for this young local star; he just committed to continue his baseball career at Transylvania University back in October.   Bash is not only a five-tool player, he is also their ace on the mound.  The kid […]

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RICHMOND, Va. — Recreational marijuana sales are expected to soon be legal just across the state line from Pike County, as the Virginia legislature passed a framework for retail sales on Saturday. Gov. Abigail Spanbarger has previously said she will sign the bill. Once signed, the new law will allow anyone 21 or older to buy cannabis from a licensed establishment, beginning Jan. 1. The number of cannabis businesses will be capped at 350. Legal marijuana sales are expected to generate $400 million in new revenue for the state in the first five years, through a 6 percent cannabis tax […]

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MOREHEAD, Ky. — Morehead State’s 2025-26 women’s basketball season will continue in the postseason as the Eagles have been selected as one of the at-large berths in the WNIT. Head Coach Ashton Feldhaus has led the Eagles to a postseason opportunity in her first season leading the program, and it will mark the program’s third overall appearance in the Postseason WNIT. The last time was in 2018-19 when MSU upset Ohio State in the first round before falling at Western Kentucky. MSU also played in the event in 2016-17. Morehead State is 18-14 overall, the most wins since that 2018-19 […]

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LONDON, Ky. — A Letcher County podcaster who is suing the Jenkins school board is now without a lawyer in her case, after hers was suspended from practicing in federal courts in the Eastern District of Kentucky. Elizabeth Jones sued the school district back in January, after she received a letter from the board’s attorney telling her she was not allowed to visit any of the district’s schools or attend any district-sponsored events. The letter said the reason for the ban was that she had made unspecified social media posts that were considered harassment. Jones filed a federal lawsuit alleging […]

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