The Manchester Enterprise: Community News

EKCEP, H.O.M.E. Offer $500,000 to Cover Training Wages  for Hired Miners

EKCEP and its Hiring Our Miners Everyday (H.O.M.E.) initiative are putting a half million dollars on the table to create partnerships with Eastern Kentucky employers to bring a total of 100 out-of-work miners into On-the-Job Training (OJT) positions at their businesses before mid-May.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 April 2013 12:52

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Cancer Coalition 5K Walk/Run May 18

Come join us for the 1st annual Clay County Cancer Coalition 5K Walk/Run on May 18th at Bert T. Combs Park in Manchester, Ky.

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Council discusses mandatory fire dues

During Monday night’s Manchester City Council meeting residents within the Manchester Fire Department District wanted to know if they would have to pay fire dues on their water bills in order to continue to have fire service.

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Five arrested in golf course drug caper

Law officials “crack” plan to sneak drugs into jail

The plan to pick up the drugs, using fellow-inmates on work release, was communicated among Todd Ruth, Middleton, and Cottongim, using a cell phone that was smuggled into the jail inside Ruth’s buttocks, says Officer Jason Combs.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 12:54

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