Barbourville Tourism Board OKs Budget and BBQ Plans
Barbourville Tourism Commission approved a roughly 321000 dollar budget for the upcoming fiscal year at a regular meeting and will seek final City Council approval tonight. Denise Wainscott noted increased support for next year’s barbecue contest after the successful first annual Chillin and Griflin event held Saturday in Barbourville, inspired by a Tennessee festival in Sevierville with 30 contestants and multiple bluegrass bands.
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Tourism Commission
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Tennessee
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Parsons chosen for Corbin Middle School seat
Jennifer Parsons was selected by the Corbin Middle School Site Based Decision Making Council to fill the vacancy left by Ramona Davis who became an assistant superintendent. Parsons has 14 years in education, mentoring science at the middle school and coaching girls basketball at Corbin High School for 12 years.
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Whitley County
Jennifer Parsons
Corbin Middle School
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Parsons
Corbin High School
Harlan Middle School
Superfecta to headline Williamsburg block party
Band Superfecta headlines the seventh annual Williamsburg Old Fashioned Block Party Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Bill Woods Park. Based in Lexington since 2007 the group will perform as the main act downtown, part of a community summer event series.
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Superfecta to headline Williamsburg Old-Fashioned Block Party
The band Superfecta, founded in 2007 and based in Lexington, will headline this Friday's Williamsburg Old-Fashioned Block Party. Their set list spans artists from Adele to Kool and the Gang, covering songs from the 60s to today. More details at www.superfectaband.com.
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Doctor pleads guilty to fraud over heart stents
Sandesh Rajaram Patil, a former southern Kentucky cardiologist at St. Joseph's Hospital in London, Kentucky, pleaded guilty to falsely stating patient conditions to obtain payments for heart stent procedures. He faces 30 to 37 months in federal prison with sentencing set for August 27 in London. The hospital repaid $256,800 to the government for the reimbursed procedures from 2009 and 2010. Prosecutors say he is the third cardiologist nationwide and the first in Kentucky targeted in federal health care fraud cases related to stent placements.
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Louisville, Ky
Sandesh Rajaram Patil
London
Patil
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kentucky
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