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Gary Slone

Gary Slone

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Staff Writer, Appalachian News-Express

Pikeville

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mental health, and column-writingHuman Interest, parenting lifestyle, humor local politics

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I'll try anything once. I'm a copywriter, after all.

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Total articles 658

  • Pikeville ready to welcome Hillbillies

    By Gary Slone| Appalachian News-Express Verified After all the weather events that the region has experienced recently, many are looking forward to Hillbilly Days with anticipation. This year marks the 48th annual three-day event running April 24-26 in downtown Pikeville. With crowds typically topping 100,000 people during the three days, public safety is a paramount concern for first responders. “The city looks forward to welcoming all the visitors to Pikeville for this year’s Hillbilly Days festival,” Pikeville Police Chief Michael Riddle said.

    By Gary Slone · Appalachian News-Express

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Cuffs and Hoses event planned in Pikeville

    By Gary Slone| Appalachian News-Express Verified The third annual Cuffs and Hoses Block Party to raise money for a children’s Christmas project in December is scheduled for Aug. 9. Event organizer Elizabeth Thompson said this will be an event for the entire family to enjoy. “This is one of our fundraisers for our Christmas with a First Responder party,” Thompson said.

    By Gary Slone · Appalachian News-Express

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Pikeville ready to welcome Hillbillies

    By Gary Slone| Appalachian News-Express Verified After all the weather events that the region has experienced recently, many are looking forward to Hillbilly Days with anticipation. This year marks the 48th annual three-day event running April 24-26 in downtown Pikeville. With crowds typically topping 100,000 people during the three days, public safety is a paramount concern for first responders. “The city looks forward to welcoming all the visitors to Pikeville for this year’s Hillbilly Days festival,” Pikeville Police Chief Michael Riddle said.

    By Gary Slone · Appalachian News-Express

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Appalachian News-Express

Pikeville, Kentucky, United States

+1 606-437-4054