Domestic violence emergency services, DOVES of Gateway, continues to accept residents amidst coronavirus crisis. 

Campus organizations are finding it difficult to operate normally after Morehead State University closed for the semester, but there are still attempts being made to keep everyone connected.

Everyone has been stuck at home, and we may be looking at the walls for another month, but COVID-19 has not stopped people from using entertainment for a little fun.

Hill View Retirement Center in Portsmouth, Ohio is going through several changes for the safety of residents and staff.

Students and staff of Morehead State University are still attempting to adjust to a new way of living after changing to an online learning environment.

During this pandemic, it’s been hard to stay motivated to do work, especially since classes have been moved to online-only.

Morehead State University’s nursing program has moved their clinical classes online for the spring semester due to risks and closures associated with the Coronavirus.

Some Morehead State students will have the option to complete the spring semester classes on a pass/fail grading system.

Frank Sinatra meets punk rock on Main Street through the style of Brent ‘Doc’ Ellis at his barber shop.

Morehead State University is closing its campus to the general public, and moving instruction online for the remainder of the semester. 

Cincinnati-based blues musician John Ford performed a concert with Glenn Ginn and other special faculty members in the Duncan Recital Hall on Thursday, March 12, 2020.

The Kentucky Center for Traditional music showcased their skills in the mid-semester concert Tuesday, March 10, 2020 at the Rowan County Arts Center.

Color covered ADUC lawn as students celebrated Holi.                                                          

A group of communications seniors are hosting a Paper Supply Drive for the Gateway Children’s Advocacy Center (GCAC) as part of their senior capstone.

The Roadie's Dragathon held its second monthly event at Club 169 on Main Street.

Campus Activities Board and Women’s Virtue hosted a “Better Woman, Better Future” conference to focus on women’s health and empowerment.

Many students find their last year at Morehead State University to be the busiest, but most rewarding, and that holds true for one fine arts senior.

David Otunga visited Morehead State as the keynote speaker for Black History Month.

A long-term story about a 170-year-old Rowan County church rising from the ashes earned a first-place multimedia award for the Trail Blazer’s editor. 

With the 16th Region High School Tournament making its annual trek to Morehead and Morehead State University next week, we’ve made a short list of places to visit while you’re here, followed up with where you can rest up for the next round of play.

The story has been updated to reflect Bill Redwine's social media statement.

Holbrook Drugs was established 1941 as one of the first pharmacies in Morehead and is a long-standing community staple.

A life-long love for saving animals led to the formation of an animal rescue in Rowan County in 2008. 

In his first-place essay about moral participation, Cody Johnson explored what categories or qualities an individual, creature or thing must have to deserve moral treatment. 

A community photographer who documented Mt. Sterling nearly his entirely life was honored Thursday during a high school basketball game by students dressed in medical scrubs. It was a fitting tribute.