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THE EDMONSON VOICE - News Brownsville Mayor Ricky Simon invited the Edmonson Voice out to the crosswalk between the Bank of Edmonson County and the Edmonson County Community Center on Main Street today to prove a point that both drivers and pedestrians should use more caution at the location, where a lady was struck by a car and injured two years ago
THE EDMONSON VOICE - Community Edmonson Voice Report: Reilynn Porter, a spirited 3-year-old from Edmonson County, Kentucky, proudly holds the title of Wee Miss Kentucky Festivals Grand Supreme, which she earned in November by competing against 69 other contestants at the state pageant
THE EDMONSON VOICE - Obits Ordained to preach God's word, Bro Billy dedicated his life to guiding countless souls to the Lord and pastoring various churches in Edmonson, Barren, and Hart Counties Aside from church, Bro Billy retired after a fulfilling career at the Edmonson County Water District
Eli Waylon James Meredith, 16 - THE EDMONSON VOICE Eli was in his junior year at Edmonson County High School, where he embraced life with a spirit that shone in every way possible He worked odd jobs alongside his father, Clayton Meredith, during his spare time, showcasing his strong work ethic and determination
Raffertys Double Dogs Caveland Classic Returns to ECHS for 2024 As title sponsor, Rafferty’s Double Dogs restaurants will once again play the key role in bringing the Classic back to Edmonson County He said the event couldn't happen without the help of Edmonson County’s own Scott Lindsey, who serves as Rafferty's senior vice president
Blog Archives - THE EDMONSON VOICE He was the founder of the Optimist Club in Edmonson County, and a proud former Kyrock Blackhawk basketball and baseball player He served our nation in the U S Air Force during the Korean War era Jimmy enjoyed singing and was known for his beautiful tenor voice with the Lindseyville Quartet
Theodore Kinser, 84 - THE EDMONSON VOICE The Edmonson County native was born January 8, 1941, a son of the late Silas and Effie Ashley Kinser and was preceded in death by his brothers, Malcolm Kinser, Norman Kinser, Travis Kinser, Leroy Kinser and Eddie Kinser; sisters, Milie Self, Marjorie Kinser and Eva Mae Kinser