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Reciprocal fishing and waterfowl hunting agreements back in place
Agreements with neighboring states expired earlier this year FRANKFORT, Ky. — Anglers and waterfowl hunters can once again use their Kentucky resident licenses to fish or hunt certain waters shared with neighboring states, as new reciprocal agreements with several bordering states took effect Thursday, Oct. 16, following adjournment of the Kentucky Interim Joint Committee on Natural Resources and Energy. Kentucky finalized the agreements with several bordering states to allow each state’s resident anglers and waterfowl hunters to utilize these shared waters using the license from their home state. “We’re blessed here in the Commonwealth – and across our neighboring states – […]
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Nightmare on Main returns to downtown Pikeville on Saturday, October 25th
The event will begin at 6pm and is appropriate for all ages
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UPIKE hosts its 15 annual communication alumni panel for students
Alumni from various years made an appearance to talk about how their communication degree has helped them after graduation
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UPike honors 2025 Coleman College of Business Hall of Fame inductees
PIKEVILLE, Ky. – The University of Pikeville Coleman College of Business honored the 2025 inductees at the Burlin Coleman Hall of Fame Induction Dinner held on Oct. 15 in Bears Tower. Since 2022, UPike has recognized business leaders each year whose dedication to excellence, innovation and service has made a lasting impact on their industries and communities. The Hall of Fame celebrates individuals who exemplify the values of the Coleman College of Business and serve as role models for future generations of business professionals. This year’s inductees included Pamela Pack Gilliam of Pikeville, Rick Newsom of Pikeville and David B. […]
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Kentucky Power customers to see bills inch upward next month
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Customers of Kentucky Power will see their bills go up next month, following a court decision that the Kentucky Public Service Commission didn’t take into account required expenses during the utility’s 2023 rate case. That year, Kentucky Power had sought permission to raise rates by more than 18 percent, but the PSC denied the request and granted an rate hike of less than 6 percent. The PSC justified the revision by disallowing more than $14 million in transmission and rate case expenses. Kentucky Power appealed the decision in court and was successful. Now, the PSC has revised […]
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