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Kevin Jaggers - Gettin' Good At Gettin' By
Song request while listening here at work
Angela Metcalf
Eric Church - Darkest Hour (Helene Edit)
I'd love to hear a local station.Play this song
Duke ridgway
Luke Bryan - Country Girl (Shake It For M
Hey there I just wanna know how your day was.
March 1 marked the beginning of the new license year for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife fishing and hunting licenses and permits.
KFW says the commonwealth has some of the finest outdoor opportunities available anywhere, and hunters and fishers looking to enjoy the commonwealth’s fields, woods, and waterways can now apply for their 2025-2026 licenses, which are good now through February 28, 2026.
KFW says the resident fishing license fee of $23 and the resident hunting license fee of $27 are unchanged from last year. These cover basic hunting or fishing for most species. The non-resident annual hunting license fee was increased to $160. Additional state permits are required for certain species such as trout, migratory birds, deer, wild turkeys, and black bears.
Residents in Kentucky ages 65 and older are reminded to take advantage of the senior lifetime sportsman’s license, which at $180 covers hunting, fishing, and specialized hunts. Senior prices for annual hunting and fishing licenses are also available.
Visit the License Sales Portal at fw.ky.gov for the full list of available licenses and permits and to make a purchase. More information on the upcoming hunting and fishing seasons is also available on the KFW website.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is helping dual credit students get ready for the summer and fall. The college is hosting ECTC Connect events at 18 area high schools to help make the transition to dual credit classes and college easier. ECTC says Connect “will allow students to meet with academic advisors and student support staff one-on-one to get answers to any questions and enroll in summer and fall 2025 classes.” […]
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