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Fescue toxicity peaks in Central Kentucky due to high ergovaline levels

September saw high ergovaline levels causing fescue toxicity in Central Kentucky, similar to peaks observed in 2022 and 2023.

St. Elizabeth Healthcare earns top marks in Fall 2024 safety grades

St. Elizabeth Healthcare's four eligible hospitals—St. Elizabeth Dearborn, Edgewood, Florence, and Ft.

Burlington plans full day of holiday festivities on December 7

Burlington is gearing up for a festive day of holiday events on December 7, offering a variety of activities for residents and visitors.

Hort News offers gardening tips and seasonal traditions

With the Christmas season approaching, many are preparing to decorate their homes and engage in long-standing traditions.
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Grain producers urged to prepare soil nutrients this fall

Grain producers are advised to begin preparations for the upcoming growing season by applying nutrients to the soil in the fall.

Boone County officials join Kentucky Emergency Management team for hurricane relief

Boone County employees joined a team from Kentucky Emergency Management to assist in recovery efforts in Haywood County, North Carolina, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.

November edition of Clover Corner highlights important dates and more

Clover Corner's November 2024 edition has been announced, marking the transition into the holiday season. The publication aims to keep readers informed about various topics relevant for the month.

November brings health bulletin, monthly spotlight, and more

Happy November! The leaves are changing, and the temperature is getting cooler so what better time to share and listen to stories. November is National...

Boone County seeks resident feedback through service survey

Every four years, Boone County Fiscal Court invites residents to participate in a survey concerning county services.

Great Central ShakeOut emphasizes earthquake preparedness in Boone County

Earthquakes may not be a common occurrence in Boone County, but the proximity to the New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ) underscores the importance of preparedness. The NMSZ extends 150 miles through parts of Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Residents have previously experienced tremors from this fault line.

Boone County plans public meetings for comprehensive plan update

The Boone County Planning Commission is advancing its five-year update of the County Comprehensive Plan. The commission has recently adopted the Goals and Objectives for "Our Boone County – Plan 2045," which are available on the project website.

Boone County official urges families to create comprehensive home fire plans

Many people recall practicing fire drills during school, but it's crucial to have a plan for home fires, especially with young children. Kevin Vogelpohl, Emergency Management Director at Boone County, advises families to discuss fire safety with their children. "Spend some time having an age-appropriate conversation with your children about what to do in case of a fire," he says. He emphasizes that the discussion doesn't need to be frightening and can include teaching about preparedness.

Upcoming events flyer for August to December 2024 released

A bi-annual overview of upcoming programs and events from August to December 2024 has been released. Registration is required for most classes. For complete details and registration, individuals are encouraged to visit the events page or contact the office at 859.586.6101.

Boone County aids NC after hurricane; plans local events including hazardous waste disposal

Boone County has been actively engaged in several community and regional efforts. Recently, two Boone County employees, Casey Archey and Tyler Hill, were deployed to Haywood County, North Carolina, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. They joined Kentucky Emergency Management teams to assist with the distribution of essential supplies. Their work involves coordinating with various agencies and the National Guard to ensure efficient delivery of resources.

Boone County sets Halloween 2024 trick-or-treat hours

Boone County has announced the designated hours for trick-or-treating this Halloween. The event will take place on Thursday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the unincorporated areas of Boone County. Similarly, the City of Florence and Union have set their trick-or-treat hours for the same time.

Boone County workers assist in Hurricane Helene relief efforts

Last week, Hurricane Helene caused significant destruction across the southeastern United States. In response, Boone County employees Casey Archey and Tyler Hill have been deployed to assist in Haywood County, North Carolina. They are part of a team from Kentucky Emergency Management.
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