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Casual movie lover, Greta Gerwig superfan, Pawneean at heart. 'She was the last cowboy, all romance and failure.' Aspiring film journalist and critic. 🏳️‍🌈
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Documents clarify timeline of Sadie Flores case

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By Will Spencer, Arriyonna Allen Verified, Ethan Patterson Verified
| WPSD-TV (Paducah, KY) Verified
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New school bus law expands on established traffic rules; violators may face fines, jail time

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By Will Spencer
| The Mayfield Messenger Verified
A new law under Kentucky House Bill 7, which went into effect July 15, requires drivers in both directions to yield to school and church buses with extended stop signage. The only exemption for oncoming vehicles is if there is a raised physical barrier or unpaved median. Trooper Sarah Burgess, the public affairs officer for Kentucky State Police Post 1, said law enforcement agencies are working to educate drivers as they adjust.
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Mayfield Board of Education reiterates cybersecurity measures

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By Will Spencer
| The Mayfield Messenger Verified
With the fall semester underway, the Mayfield Board of Education reviewed digital security practices and data breach protocols at its meeting Monday. The discussion was purely precautionary and not spurred by any known incident. District Technology Coordinator and Chief Information Officer Jamie Felts explained that Mayfield Independent Schools’ two primary data systems are Munis and Infinite Campus.
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