Grayson City Council passed a resolution in their September meeting recognizing Hayden the Miracle Pig. The potbelly pig was named “Miracle Pig” due to bein

Chamber of Commerce Coordinator Mike Nelson told the chamber members he was excited to welcome a new member to the chamber, the Law Office of Amy and Jason Gree

The second annual Carter County Bigfoot Festival left a larger footprint in Olive Hill on Saturday, September 12. Crowds last year were reported to exceed 5,000

It’s been 60 years since the first sightings of a strange, winged cryptid shook Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and nearly 25 years since Richard Hatem’s scr

Despite a weather event that was less than inviting, the Grayson Memory Days committee wasn’t going to let anyone rain on their parade. Events over the holida

By Al Cross Northern Kentucky Tribune Ed Gallrein, Republican nominee for Congress in the Fourth District, began his victory speech Tuesday night by thank

By Daryl Ashley Confusion Solution We’ve all heard about Feng Shui, but what do we really know that can give us ideas to make simple changes in our livi

Marshall is a male lab mix, around two-years-old. He’s a very friendly boy who loves to play, walks on a leash, and gets along well with other dogs. Marshall’s $100 adoption fee includes rabies vaccination and being neutered. Stop by the Carter County Animal Shelter and meet him or call 475-9771 for more information. Shelter…

By Jennifer PagánInnovation and entrepreneurship are essential to Kentucky's economy. And thanks to the launch of innovation hubs across the state, university research and businesses are soaring. But a proposal from Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick threatens to derail that progress.Lutnick claims that taxpayers in Kentucky and beyond receive "zero" return on the federal money invested in…

           I was among many Americans surprised and angry when candidate Donald Trump went to the flood-ravaged mountains of North Carolina in the

Lexington, Ky.— Kentucky woodland owners looking to better care for their land will have a chance this summer to learn from forestry and natural resources pro

One way to make me irrationally mad is when someone tells me to "stop going to get coffee," as if my iced coffee habit is going to make or break my finances. Th

By Daryl Ashley Confusion Solution So, you’ve just done two loads of laundry and are faced with putting your clothes away, this is the perfect time to r

The City of Grayson received state funds in the amount of $400,000 from the Commonwealth of Kentucky toward the purchase of a new fire truck for the city. The c

The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It does no

Grayson Memory Days is here again, and event coordinator Michelle Boggs couldn’t be happier. “This is going to be the biggest one we’ve had yet, and th

Grayson Tourism Commission President Daniel White resigned from the commission during last Thursday’s (May 14) meeting. White said his resignation was effecti

By Pastor Naomi Mitchell For Carter County Times Have you ever seen anything that is more fearfully and wonderfully made than a human being? The grand red

A recent video posted on the YouTube Channel of Civil Rights Lawyer John H. Bryan shows the arrest of Grayson resident Nathan Stephens by former Grayson Police

Charlene (Roberts) Spargur, 62, of Grayson, Kentucky, passed away on April 19, 2026, in Lexington, Kentucky.Born in Hammond, Indiana, on February 21, 1964, she

My high school had just over 300 students. It was the only public school in the county. Needless to say, we weren’t accustomed to success. Talent isn’t only

Harold L. Middleton age 83, passed away peacefully Friday, May 15, 2026, at Elliott County Nursing and Rehabilitation, surrounded by his loving family. He wa

UK researchers are now studying a condition known as intrauterine growth restriction, which can have serious consequences in the swine industry. Photo provided

Bonnie Jean Stafford Fultz, age 84, passed away peacefully Thursday, May 14, 2026, at Lifecare Center in Morehead, Kentucky, surrounded by her daughters. She

By Pastor Naomi Mitchell For Carter County Times Have you ever sat and really pondered on how much God truly is in our everyday life? A few evenings ago,

By Daryl Ashley Confusion Solution Whether you have a small office space in your home or you work at an office off-site, the challenge for creating effici

Josh Bills Mountain Association Over the past several decades, rural Kentucky has faced significant changes. In Eastern Kentucky, a shrinking tax base, po

Grayson Utilities Commission Director Gerald Haney reported at the commission’s April meeting that the project near East Carter High School had been completed

Olive Hill – Students, families, and community members from across eastern Kentucky are invited to experience the inaugural 1ST2FLY STEAM Festival, a two-day

The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It does no

(Reprinted by request from January 2016)             It was in this space in 2015 that we predicted th

The West Carter High School Band performed at the KMEA District 8 concert band assessment on April 23, and received a Distinguished Rating. Their hard work and

Political candidates for both local and state offices spoke to the public in Carter County on Saturday, May 2, at an event in Willard. The open-air event allowe

Congressman James Comer visited Grayson, last Thursday, May 7, and spoke with a large group at the Carter County Courthouse. “He’s making the District 18

Edward Isaacs, 88, of Olive Hill, formerly of Hitchins, Kentucky passed away Friday, May 8, 2026 at Elliott County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.  He w

I live near a shopping mall. I go there when I need things because I hate Amazon. If I can avoid giving Jeff Bezos another dime, I do. So, I buy my Doc Martens,

Carter County Judge Executive Brandon Burton said he was asked by the Carter County School System to make a proclamation for the National School Lunch Hero Day.

Henry is a 34 pound Boston terrier mix, around two-years-old. Henry is a very good boy, and gets along well with other dogs. His $100 adoption fee includes rabi

By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern The night before the Kentucky Derby, Republican President Donald Trump placed his bets on two Republicans facing crowd

            Nothing is more frustrating to me than to watch a brief, exciting video on YouTube and then have it end just when the bad guy who mis

By William McCool Kentucky Lantern I started in the mines in 1973, and worked underground for 40 years doing nearly every job there is to do in coal minin

Carter County seniors can once again enjoy fresh, locally grown foods through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, administered by the Kentucky Departme

The Olive Hill City Council heard from representatives of the Carter County Library at the council’s rescheduled April meeting. Library Director Diane Wingert

By Pastor Naomi Mitchell For Carter County Times 2 Timothy 3:1-13 says, “This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall

The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It does no

Contact:John Kennedy, 202-225-3645 (Rep. Massie)Vince Morris, 202-225-3536 (Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez)Washington, D.C.- Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) annou

Charles “Charlie Pap” Bailey, age 86, of Olive Hill, Kentucky, passed away Sunday, May 3, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. He was born Thursday, Ma

Superintendent of Carter County Schools Dr. Jennifer Fraley began the school board’s April meeting with a clarification. “In an effort to keep students,

By Tracy Deborde, ACSM-CPT As temperatures warm and daylight stretches a little longer, April brings a natural shift in energy. Gardens are being prepared, y

Cleo is a one-year-old female Australian shepherd mix. She’s a very friendly girl, walks on a leash, and is good with other dogs. Her $100 adoption fee includ