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Zach Top - South Of Sanity
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Lee Brice - Soul
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Hank Williams Jr. - Country Boy Can Survive
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The Kentucky State Police invites the public to join their annual effort to support Special Olympics Kentucky.
The KSP is hosting their annual Cover the Cruiser campaign, which runs now through April 25. Troopers across the state will be stationed at local businesses as they invite the community to help them completely cover their cruisers in special icons.
When you donate a minimum of $1 at each participating site, you’ll receive a custom icon featuring the Special Olympics Kentucky and KSP logos which you can personalize with your name or a message. You’ll then tape it to the police cruiser, with every icon a show of support and every dollar going directly to Special Olympics Kentucky and their efforts to support athletes across the commonwealth.
All 16 of the KSP’s posts as well as the state headquarters will be participating. KSP Post Four will be hosting an event at the FiveStar located at 501 Ring Road in Elizabethtown from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, April 25.
Visit Special Olympics Kentucky on the web for more information on their mission.
Nolin River Wildlife hosted their third annual Born to be Wild Gala this past weekend, and Nolin River Wildlife board member Jerry Mraz said the event did even better than expected. “We came in at raising just a little bit above $60,000, and that is all free and clear,” Mraz said. “All of that money goes directly to the operations of Nolin River Wildlife.” Mraz said there is no better acknowledgement […]
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