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Former Lexington news anchor Nancy Cox publishes memoir, ‘Anchored’

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By Karla Ward Verified
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
Nancy Cox Former Lexington news anchor Nancy Cox has told a lot of stories in her more than three decades of journalism, but few of them have been about herself. Now, she’s fulfilled a longtime dream by writing a memoir. Cox’s new book, “Anchored: Reporting From My Kentucky Home” will be available for sale beginning Thursday, when her website NancyCoxMedia.com will go live. The book will also be available at Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com, among others.
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KY woman charged with cruelty after dogs found locked up without food or water

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By Karla Ward Verified
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
A Laurel County woman is facing 23 counts of animal cruelty, along with other charges, after Kentucky State Police say they found dogs living in deplorable conditions over the weekend. State police found “dogs in dilapidated living conditions, without food and/or water, and in various states of declining health” at a home on Rydell Road in Corbin, according to a news release.
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State Democrats create merchandise marking arrest of former Gov. Bevin

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By Karla Ward Verified
| pmg-ky2.com
The Kentucky Democratic Party is selling T-shirts and mugs commemorating the arrest of former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin. Bevin was arrested Thursday on a warrant for contempt of court while working as an extra on the set of a Christmas movie being filmed in Bourbon County. “Friend, Matt Bevin went to jail, so we did what any good state party would do and made merch,” the party said in an email offering the products. “We have the mug for $12 and the T-shirt in white or black for $36.
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