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Mask mandates serve to protect

Mask mandates serve to protect

August 28, 2021

When Gov. Andy Beshear lifted the mask mandates in June, Kentuckians everywhere breathed a sigh of relief. They could finally return to their everyday...

Murray State’s transparency is as clear as mud

Murray State’s transparency is as clear as mud

August 18, 2020

Update: Please read the latest editorial with updated information regarding this topic here. In a recent interview with The Murray State News, President...

Nicholas Odell, chief medical officer at the Murray Calloway County Hospital, talks with Matt Johnson, lead pastor of Journey Church, about the new testing available in Murray. (Photo courtesy of For Calloways Facebook page)

First COVID-19 death in Calloway confirmed, Murray-Calloway County Hospital receives more testing kits

April 7, 2020

Daniella Tebib News Editor [email protected] The Calloway County Health Department confirmed the first death of a Calloway County resident...

Governor Matt Bevin and Attorney General Andy Beshear answer questions during the first gubernatorial forum on Oct. 3, 2019. Kalea Anderson/The News

Bevin and Beshear debate Murray jobs and higher education

October 3, 2019

Elizabeth Erwin Public Relations Manager [email protected] Paducah, Ky. — Gov. Matt Bevin and Attorney General Andy Beshear faced off...

Attorney general raises sexual assault awareness

Attorney general raises sexual assault awareness

March 16, 2017

Story by Abby Siegel, News Editor Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear traveled to Murray State Monday to raise awareness and bring transparency to...

Beshear

Bevin to be sued if cuts not rescinded

April 7, 2016

Story by Kayla Harrell, News Editor Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear says he will sue Gov. Matt Bevin in Franklin Circuit Court as early...

Letters to the Editor: 1.31.14

Letters to the Editor: 1.31.14

January 31, 2014

Governor Beshear is absolutely right. As he shared in his annual state of the Commonwealth speech earlier this month, Kentucky must "create a seamless,...

Torrey Perkins, freshman from Huntsville, Ala., pauses on her way out Hester Residential College Wednesday evening. Hester is in line for renovations similar to those that gutted Elizabeth College almost a year ago. The University is now looking to the Kentucky General Assembly to approve the $9.9 million project. || Austin Ramsey/The News

Murray State awaits agency bond approval

January 18, 2013

Gov. Steve Beshear announced earlier this month a plan approving the issuance of bonds by Kentucky’s public universities for campus improvements,...

Beshear welcomes second parts manufacturer to Murray, region

January 18, 2013

In a conference held Wednesday in the Murray Room of the CFSB center, Gov. Steve Beshear announced yet another German automotive company will soon be calling...

Gov. Beshear urges Kentuckians to take pledge against texting while driving

October 16, 2012

Governor Steve Beshear joined public safety and business leaders on Oct. 10 to announce a campaign to encourage Kentuckians to pledge to abstain from texting...

Gov. proclaims october as cyber security awareness month

October 15, 2012

Gov. Steve Beshear has declared October as Cyber Security Awareness Month in Kentucky. The proclamation encourages citizens to make sure they take necessary...

Kentucky selected to participate in national prescription drug abuse initiative

September 26, 2012

Governor Steve Beshear announced on Sept. 21, that Kentucky has been selected to participate in a prescription drug abuse initiative hosted by the National...

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