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The Appalachian News-Express was named the best newspaper in its class in 2010 by the Kentucky Press Association.

**Appalachian New-Express: The Leading Source for Vetted News in Pike County, Kentucky**

In the heart of the Appalachian region, the Appalachian New-Express stands as the premier source for comprehensive and reliable news coverage in Pike County, Kentucky. With its unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity, the publication has established itself as the go-to resource for residents seeking i

n-depth and vetted information.

**A History of Excellence**

Founded in 1979, the Appalachian New-Express has a rich history of providing local news to the Pike County community. Over the years, the publication has witnessed and documented countless events that have shaped the region, from the coal mining industry to the rise of tourism.

**Detailed and Vetted News**

The Appalachian New-Express is renowned for its thorough and accurate reporting. The publication's team of experienced journalists conducts rigorous research and interviews to ensure that every story is presented with objectivity and clarity. Each article undergoes a rigorous vetting process to verify facts and eliminate any potential bias.

**Wide-Ranging Coverage**

The Appalachian New-Express covers a broad spectrum of topics of interest to Pike County residents. These include:

* Local government and politics
* Crime and public safety
* Education
* Healthcare
* Economic development
* Sports
* Arts and culture

**Publication Schedule**

The Appalachian New-Express publishes two times per week:

* Tuesday
* Friday

This regular publication schedule ensures that readers have access to the latest news and updates on a timely basis.

**Why the Appalachian New-Express?**

In an era where fake news and misinformation are rampant, the Appalachian New-Express stands as a beacon of truth and reliability. Here are just a few reasons why readers trust the publication:

* **Accuracy and Objectivity:** The Appalachian New-Express is dedicated to providing unbiased and fact-based reporting.
* **Local Expertise:** The publication's journalists have a deep understanding of Pike County and its unique challenges and opportunities.
* **Community Focus:** The Appalachian New-Express is committed to serving the Pike County community by providing essential information and fostering civic engagement.

**Conclusion**

For over 45 years, the Appalachian New-Express has been the number one source for detailed vetted news for Pike County, Kentucky. With its commitment to journalistic integrity, wide-ranging coverage, and community engagement, the publication continues to play a vital role in informing and empowering the residents of this vibrant Appalachian region.

08/09/2024

An effort initiated by Pike County Sheriff Rodney Scott resulted in the donation of $7,500 worth of school to the Pike County Schools District on Aug. 5.

08/08/2024

Interview with Shelby Valley defensive coordinator Andrew Newsome.

08/08/2024

The Pike County School District has an ongoing "Child Find" system, which is designed to locate, identify and evaluate any child residing in a home, facility, or residence within its geographical boundaries, age three (3) to twenty-one (21) years, w…

The Pike County School District has an ongoing "Child Find" system, which is designed to locate, identify and evaluate any child residing in a home, facility, or residence within its

08/07/2024

Belfry introduced Karlie Carter as the new girls’ soccer coach on social media last Friday. Carter played at UPike.

08/07/2024

Interview with Shelby Valley football coach Tyler Johnson.

08/07/2024

Shaping Our Appalachian Region has been named as one of six organizations nationwide which will share in $184 million in grants through the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration Distressed Area Recompete Pilot Program.

08/07/2024

The Pike County Health Department recently announced the results of restaurant inspections from May through May.

08/06/2024

The Pikeville High School boys’ soccer team participated in Prestonsburg’s Soccerama on Aug. 3. The event features 20-minute matchups between several schools. Pikeville took on Paintsville, Menifee County, South Laurel and East Carter.

08/06/2024

Cool, calm and collected.

08/06/2024

Interview with Pikeville senior QB Isaac Duty.

08/06/2024

Area law enforcement agencies participated in training conducted by the United States Alcohol, To***co, Fi****ms and Explosives (ATF) Aug. 2 at the Overlook Events Center in Pikeville.

08/06/2024

The City of Pikeville officially opened the new Pikeville Fire Department Station 2 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Aug. 1.

08/05/2024

Bluegrass Care Navigators announced in a statement it has received a grant from the Disabled Veterans National Foundation for $18,000 which will allow BCN to focus its Integrative Medicine therapies on serving more of veteran patients.

Bluegrass Care Navigators announced in a statement it has received a grant from the Disabled Veterans National Foundation for $18,000 which will allow BCN to focus its Integrative Medicine therapies

08/04/2024

The American Electric Power Foundation recently awarded $55,000 to Leadership Kentucky in support of its BRIGHT program, which is dedicated to growing the next generation of leadership and retaining top talent within Appalachia.

08/04/2024

The University of Pikeville Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine has announced the grand opening of the BEAR Healthcare Clinic, an interdisciplinary free student-run clinic aimed at enhancing medical services for the residents of Eastern Kentuck…

08/03/2024

Kenneth Childers, his wife Allison, several family members and Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jordan Gibson participate in a ribbon cutting for Childers Auto and Truck Parts. The business is located on South Mayo Trail in …

08/03/2024

Mark your calendars for the upcoming Appalachian Moonshine, Music and Makers Festival happening on Sept. 13 and 14, right in the heart of downtown Pikeville.

08/03/2024

Interview with Pikeville senior running back/linebacker Brenden Anthony. Anthony is also the reigning Class A state championship MVP. He and the Panthers are on a quest to try and win their fourth straight state title.

08/03/2024

Attorney Ned Pillersdorf, who has advocated for former Eric C.Conn clients since 2015, held a press conference/client meeting at the old courthouse in Prestonsburg on July 29. The purpose of the meeting was to inform 1,850 of Conn’s former clients o…

Attorney Ned Pillersdorf, who has advocated for former Eric C.Conn clients since 2015, held a press conference/client meeting at the old courthouse in Prestonsburg on July 29. The purpose of

08/02/2024

*UPDATE:
Mr. Dotson has been located and is safe according to Pikeville Police.*

The Pikeville Police Department is currently on the lookout for a missing man.

The Pikeville Police Department is currently on the lookout for a missing man.

08/02/2024

Two tournaments, two wins.

08/02/2024

Interview with Pikeville football coach Chris McNamee. McNamee and the Panthers are the three-time defending Class A state champions.

08/02/2024

Brenden Anthony is a different type of player.

08/02/2024

Mixed clouds and sun with scattered thunderstorms. Storms may contain strong gusty winds. High 79F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 40%..

08/02/2024

With a new academic year comes many changes as new students arrive and begin their journey from kindergarten to graduation. The same happens with staff and faculty as demonstrated with four local schools getting new principals.

With a new academic year comes many changes as new students arrive and begin their journey from kindergarten to graduation. The same happens with staff and faculty as demonstrated with

08/02/2024

Even though it has recently lost two of its top funding sources, the public access channel Pike TV will continue to move forward and will look for other opportunities in the future.

Even though it has recently lost two of its top funding sources, the public access channel Pike TV will continue to move forward and will look for other opportunities in

08/02/2024

For Pike County Detention Center Chief Deputy Chase Snodgrass and many of the staff members at the jail, school safety is more than just a distant problem.

08/01/2024

A Pike County man has been indicted on federal drug trafficking charges.

08/01/2024

Two women were arrested over the weekend in separate cases in which they were each charged with, among other things, DUI and endangering children.

07/31/2024

The man accused of murdering Amber Spradlin and the two men accused of helping him hide evidence made their initial appearance in Floyd Circuit Court on July 31.

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Interview with Shelby Valley defensive coordinator Andrew Newsome.

Interview with Shelby Valley football coach Tyler Johnson.

Interview with Pikeville senior QB Isaac Duty.

Interview with Pikeville football coach Chris McNamee. McNamee and the Panthers are the three-time defending Class A state champions.

School Safety Locks

On July 31, participants in the Pike County Detention Center's work release program began installing emergency locks on classroom doors at Mullins School. The project, the result of a desire by jail staff to make schools safer, ultimately aims to have the locks installed on every classroom door in the Pike County Schools. There is no cost to the district or school for the locks, which are installed by work release participants and funded by the proceeds of the jail's commissary fund.

Interview with UPike women's Coach Clifton Williams.

Interview with UPike men's basketball coach Tigh Compton.

Interview with Pikeville High School Athletics Director Lukas Burchett about his new role as AD.

Interview with Shelby Valley Boys' Basketball Coach Matt Taylor Tuesday evening at UPike's summer team camp.

Shane Simpkins interview

Interview with Pikeville Coach Shane Simpkins after the Panthers’ 2-0 loss to Trinity in the opening round of the state baseball tournament.

Interview with Pikeville Coach Shane Simpkins after the Panthers’ 11-1 win over Prestonsburg in six innings. Back-to-back region titles for the Panthers. Pikeville advances to next week’s state tournament.

Interview with Belfry Coach Ryan Chapman after the Lady Pirates’ 12-2 win over Pikeville in the 15th Region semifinals. Belfry advances to Thursday’s championship against Lawrence County at 6:00 p.m. at StoneCrest.

Interview with Pikeville Coach Denise Campbell

Interview with Pikeville Coach Denise Campbell after the Lady Panthers’ 7-6 win in nine innings over Shelby Valley to give the Lady Panthers the 59th District championship. Pikeville’s Ginna Jones and Shelby Valley’s Riley Fleming both homered in the game. Pikeville senior Molly Coleman came up with a walk-off sacrifice fly RBI.

Interview with Pikeville softball coach Denise Campbell after the Lady Panthers picked up an 11-1 win over 59th District rival Shelby Valley. Campbell also speaks briefly about being named the new girls' basketball coach at Pikeville.

Interview with Shelby Valley's Brady Bentley after signing his national letter of intent to play college baseball at the University of Pikeville. Bentley was also the state's top receiver the past two seasons on the football field. Congratulations, Brady!

Interview with Pike Central's Luke Lockard after he signed his national letter of intent to wrestling at the University of Pikeville. Congratulations, Luke!