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Sheriff candidates look to move past primary

With Sheriff Tommy Bartley stepping down as Washington County Sheriff at the end of the year, three candidates are vying for the position, two of which will go head-to-head in next week’s primary election.

Jerry Pinkston and Bill Hill are squaring off to see who moves on from the Democratic party to meet Jim Crouch in November’s general election.

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Youth soccer in jeopardy

There were several guests present at Monday’s regularly scheduled Washington County Fiscal Court meeting. Among them were two members of the Wilderness Trace Family YMCA: President and CEO Neal Robinson and Washington County representative Terry Gabhart.

The most highly debated topic in the meeting dealt with the YMCA’s youth soccer program in Washington County. In years past, Washington County youth had the opportunity to play soccer as a local program provided by Wilderness Trace.

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Accreditation mix-up worries graduates

Graduates from the radiology program at St. Catharine College are weighing their options following a recent meeting with school officials that revealed they do not have the proper accreditation to work in the state of Kentucky.

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Fr. Brown celebrates 40 years

One thing is certain, when Fr. Ben Brown of Holy Rosary Catholic Church and St. Catharine College decides to retire from the active ministry, no one will be able to say he hasn’t had a full career.

Celebrating 40 years as an ordained priest on May 25, Brown has seen practically every corner of the world and served in a variety of positions that have each taught him something about his faith and the faith of others along the way.

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PHOTOS: Washington County Royalty

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PHOTOS: North Washington Derby parade

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PHOTOS: Finian's Rainbow on the way

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WCHS greenhouse open for business

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Burg Park dedicated

A dedication and blessing of the new playground equipment at the Fredericktown park was held on Friday with several local officials in attendance.

Washington County Judge-Executive John Settles said there were many people who contributed to making the upgrades happen, and that the end result is something the entire community can enjoy.

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Moore, three others indicted in circuit court

An indictment indicates that a grand jury found sufficient evidence for a case to go to trial, and does not indicate guilt. All of those indicted are innocent until proven guilty.

Bobby Moore, 44, of Willisburg, was indicted on four counts of first-degree wanton endangerment and one count of third-degree criminal mischief.

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