CLASSIFIEDS/SPORTS Middlesboro Daily News8 Friday, April 26, 2019

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Public Notices

Public Notices NOTICE OF

INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT ALONG

STREAM Pursuant to Application for permit to construct across or along a stream and/or water quality certifi cation. In accordance with KAR 4:060 Section 3, notice is hereby giv-en that East Kentucky Network, LLC., 101 Technology Trail, Ivel, KY, 41642 has applied for an application to construct across or along a stream, located on Bloomsbury Avenue, off of 17th street, in Middlesboro, Ken-tucky. The construction area will be to replace an existing building with a building that will be raised and will contain fl ood openings, which will have limit-ed impact along the stream. The proposed operation is located on the Middlesboro South U.S.G.S. 7-1/2-minute quadrangle map. The area to be disturbed by this construc-tion is owned by East Kentucky Network, LLC. The permit application has been fi led for public inspection at the Department for Environ-mental Protection, Division of Water, Floodplain Management Section, 300 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, KY 40601. Written comments, objections or re-quests for a permit conference must be fi led with the Kentucky Division of Water, Surface Wa-ter Permit Branch, Flood Plain Management Section, 300 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, KY40601. Phone Number: (502)-564-3410.

Public Notices

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO

CONSTRUCT ALONG STREAM

Pursuant to Application for permit to construct across or along a stream and/or water quality certifi cation. In accordance with KAR 4:060 Section 3, notice is hereby giv-en that East Kentucky Network, LLC., 101 Technology Trail, Ivel, KY, 41642 has applied for an application to construct across or along a stream, located on Bloomsbury Avenue, off of 17th street, in Middlesboro, Ken-tucky. The construction area will be to replace an existing building with a building that will be raised and will contain fl ood openings, which will have limit-ed impact along the stream. The proposed operation is located on the Middlesboro South U.S.G.S. 7-1/2-minute quadrangle map. The area to be disturbed by this construc-tion is owned by East Kentucky Network, LLC. The permit application has been fi led for public inspection at the Department for Environ-mental Protection, Division of Water, Floodplain Management Section, 300 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, KY 40601. Written comments, objections or re-quests for a permit conference must be fi led with the Kentucky Division of Water, Surface Wa-ter Permit Branch, Flood Plain Management Section, 300 Sower Boulevard, Frankfort, KY40601. Phone Number: (502)-564-3410.

Employment

Job Opportunities National Roof Drainage, a plumbing contractor is looking for laborer’s, no experience, drivers license, clean back-ground & travel required. 2 weeks on 1 off. Expenses paid Call 336-427-0391

Happy Hollow Apartmentsnow excepting Applications

for Maintenance Worker and Resumes for a Part Time Office

Assistance. For more information please call

606-248-5196.

Job Opportunities CITY OF HARROGATEMaintenance Position

AvailableThe City of Harrogate is now hiring for a full time position in our Maintenance Department. If interested, please come by City Hall in Harrogate at 138 Harrogate Crossing, Harrogate, TN 37752, to pick up an appli-cation, salary details, and job description. No phone calls, please.

Jobs Wanted Will do housekeeping for some-

one who works second shift. Honest, Dependable, Hard

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MerchandiseCemetery &

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8 Cemetery Lots in Resthaven Cemetery. Excellent location! Just inside the upper gate near Loyall on right. $8000 for all 8. 423-581-0559.

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ROMANS 3:23-24 For all have sinned,

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Homes For Sale

For Sale 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom House 1882 Square Feet on 2 Acre Lot, Fireplace, Garage, all Ap-pliances included. Pineville Area. $150,000.00 Call 606-248-7510.

Rentals

Apartments

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1 & 2 Bed Apartments Available in Middlesboro Area.

Call Sharlene at 606-499-2234

Apartments

2 Bedroom Apartment For Rent off US-119, near

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Bella Gardens Apartments1,2, and 3 Bedroom units for rent. Call- 606-248-1602TTD/TTY #711, Equal Housing Opportunity.

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brought in Destiny Clark to take over for Creech on the mound, who then retired the side after throwing a runner out at first base.

After retiring three straight batters on ground-outs, the Lady Jackets added another run in the bottom of the third by way of a Sowders RBI single, ballooning their lead to 11-4.

Harlan County only connected on one more hit during the game, a Johnson single in the top of the fifth inning.

The Lady Jackets added four more hits in the bot-tom of the fifth inning, including a solo home run from Young and a two-RBI double from McCullough to force the run-rule, securing a 10-run victory.

Sowders led the way for the Lady Jacket offense with three hits, two singles and a home run for four RBI. McCullough, Young and Frazier added two hits each, including home runs from Frazier and Young.

Johnson led the Lady Bears a single and double for two RBI.

With the win, Middlesboro moved to 8-9 on the season ahead of their Thursday match-up at Har-lan. With the loss, Harlan County fell to 8-4 on the season ahead of its Thursday game at home against Knox Central.

SoftballFrom page 7

Ray Welch | Daily NewsA Lynn Camp runner is thrown out at second base in Pineville’s 3-2 victory over the Wildcats on Tuesday. Dylan Morris drove in two runs and Reece Capps limited Lynn Camp to just two runs in seven innings on the mound as Pineville defeated Lynn Camp 3-2 at home on Tuesday.Capps pitched a complete game, striking out nine and walking five, while allowing three hits en route to earning the win on the mound.Morris led the Pineville offense with two RBI on one hit. Walker Landrum drove in Pineville’s other run with one RBI. Capps added one hit and Evan Biliter added two hits.

Pineville defeats Lynn Camp 3-2

named Astroturf SAC Player of the Week once and was a perfect 9-for-9 on the bases, showing off her wheels.

In conference play, Hucklebee had the gas on the pedal at all times, hitting .324 with a .372 on-base percentage and .521 slugging percentage while striking out just 11 times in 142 at-bats. Her .345 batting average is a team-third best as are her 35 RBI, 49 hits and 37 runs scored, while her 15 dou-bles rank second and her three triples is tied for first and five home runs are tied for third-team best.

Knotted with Huckle-bee with five homers and three triples — plus with 17 walks apiece — is the

All-SAC first team mem-ber Goins. As mentioned above, this high honor isn’t a new one to the now three-time All-SAC first team second baseman from Ramseur, N.C.

The speedy Goins is more than deserving as she leads the conference and Division II players with her 21 doubles, with 12 of those coming in SAC play. Starting in all 46 games, the lead-off hitter paced the team with her .381 batting average, .652 slugging percentage and .453 on-base percentage, while hitting a dazzling .347 in conference paired with a .410 on-base per-centage and .639 slugging percentage.

The junior, who had just two errors in 100 putouts and 63 assists for a .988 fielding percentage, also leads the Lady Railsplit-

ters in runs scored (46), hits (59) and total bases (101), while being near-ly perfect on the bases (9-for-10).

Webb, a Knoxville, Tenn. native, garners her first All-SAC honors in her second team plaudit. The third baseman has had a standout sophomore campaign as she hit a siz-zling .418 in conference play, while sitting second among her team with a .378 batting average.

Webb also used a .582 slugging percentage and .466 on-base percentage against SAC opponents, batting in 12 of her 21 RBI and smacking eight of her third-team best 13 dou-bles. Appearing in all but two games, Webb was sec-ond in hits (54) and fourth in runs scored (32), and also had a key solo home run in conference play.

AwardsFrom page 7