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Lawrence Smith

  • Communications Director, Kentucky Baptist Convention
Louisville
As seen in: MSN UK, People, Stuff.co.nz, STAT, Lexington Herald-Leader, Courthouse News Service, The Yorkshire Post, The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, EIN News, NewsBreak and
Communications Director @KentuckyBaptist, @KyTodayEditor. Disciple of Christ. Grateful husband. Proud father. Ecstatic grandfather.
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Firefighters from Hailsham and Eastbourne tackle field fire at East Sussex village

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By Lawrence Smith
| MSN UK Verified
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Physician says public should not panic over hantavirus

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By Lawrence Smith
| Franklin Favorite Verified
LOUISVILLE — “This is not COVID.” That was the message from one Louisville physician when it came to concerns about the hantavirus. Dr. Daniel Blatt, a pediatric infectious disease doctor at Norton Children’s Hospital, said there is almost no danger to the public from the hantavirus outbreak that began recently on a Dutch cruise ship.
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Bill exempts churches from collecting state sales tax

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By Lawrence Smith
| The Madison Courier Verified
A Kentucky legislator has filed a bill that would exempt the state’s religious institutions, including churches, from having to collect the sales tax on some transactions. Rep. James Tipton, R-Taylorsville, unsuccessfully sponsored a similar bill during the 2025 session that would have exempted all non-profits. The new measure, HB 101, applies only to churches and other religious organizations. “These are groups out there to help people. They’re trying to help people in need.
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