April is National Volunteer Month The Hendersons: A Family Tradition of Volunteering     After touting the benefits of volunteering for years, it was easy for Carlene Henderson of Ashland to convince her husband and son to follow her lead. Now, all three – including Jerry Sr. and Jerry Jr. – lend their time to helping others at UK King’s Daughters. As the medical center’s longest-serving actively involved volunteer, Carlene was a mainstay as a greeter in Same-Day Surgery

Outdoors Opportunities Aplenty Jarrod E. Stephens The Ashland Beacon   It only seems a blink ago that we were staring out our windows at a frozen winter tundra that refused to go away. It took a brave outdoorsman to face those elements. Well friends, spring has arrived and with it comes plenty of opportunities to disappear in the Creation in search of fun and tasty vittles. A Time to Fish If fishing is your desire, then now is the time to get your gear and head to your ne

Poage Chapter DAR Honors Veterans Pamela Hall The Ashland Beacon   The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) hosted a Veterans Appreciation luncheon on Saturday, March 28 at the Ashland Transportation Center. The luncheon was attended by about 60 veterans from Boyd, Carter, and Greenup Counties. A welcome was given by Poage Chapter DAR Vice Regent Deb Price-Johnson who organized the event. The invocation was given by Poage Chapter Chaplain Ann Ri