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MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES BEACH, JR., commander of the 100th Army Reserve Division, responded to the sentiments expressed and stories told by speakers at the program in his honor on the afternoon of “Charles Beach Appreciation Day” in Lee County. He told the audience he was “completely overwhelmed” with the day’s activities and said he was sure the program’s speakers would “go to heaven for their charity. If they don’t go somewhere else for theirexaggeration.”

From Our Archives: October 21, 1976: Banker, soldier, civic...

By Nevyle Shackelford In appreciation of his long years of service as a banker, insurance man, soldier, and civic leader, C. Beach, Jr. was...

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Recent & Upcoming Lee Co. Circuit & District Court Appearances...

PUBLIC RECORD*not an official docket* Docket subject to changes after publishing. Via kycourts.net7/22/25 DistrictCommonwealth vs;Bobby Gene Fox...

MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES BEACH, JR., commander of the 100th Army Reserve Division, responded to the sentiments expressed and stories told by speakers at the program in his honor on the afternoon of “Charles Beach Appreciation Day” in Lee County. He told the audience he was “completely overwhelmed” with the day’s activities and said he was sure the program’s speakers would “go to heaven for their charity. If they don’t go somewhere else for theirexaggeration.”

From Our Archives: October 21, 1976: Banker, soldier, civic...

By Nevyle Shackelford In appreciation of his long years of service as a banker, insurance man, soldier, and civic leader, C. Beach, Jr. was...

Positive Attraction Soaps Co.

Barter Collins, age 65, departed this life on July 11th, 2025, at his residence in Booneville, Kentucky. Barter was born March 11, 1960 in Hazard,...

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Christopher Charles Sawyer, husband of Ellen Ruby Lee Clubb Sawyer and son of Charles and Madeline McIntosh Sawyer was born in Irvine, Kentucky on...

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