In this May 18, 2016 file photo, Libertarian presidential candidate, former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson leaves the Utah State Capitol after meeting with with legislators, in Salt Lake City. He has virtually no money, no strategy to compete in battleground states and no plan to stop talking about his drug use. Yet with the Republican Party facing the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency, Libertarian presidential hopeful Gary Johnson could be a factor in 2016. The former two-term New Mexico governor, a Republican businessman perhaps best known for his years-long push to legalize marijuana, has a sobering message for a “never-Trump” movement desperately seeking a viable alternative.
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Swolsky appointed interim sheriff
Mason County Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Swolsky has been appointed as interim sheriff.
City of Vanceburg facing litigation
VANCEBURG — Janet Farrow, a resident of Vanceburg, has filed a lawsuit against the city after she alleged the city blocked her from the city’s Facebook page.
Doyle announces retirement from MFD
Maysville Fire Department Chief Keven Doyle has announced his retirement, effective May 1.
KSP investigates fatal collision in Foster
FOSTER — Early on Thursday morning, a two-vehicle collision in Foster resulted in the death of one of the drivers.
