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fights tax
proposal
BY ANNE D’INNOCENZIO AND
CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER
Associated Press
United Kingdom, “so when
our neighbors to the north
call for a boycott, it’s a huge
cause for concern.”
Travelers from the
Middle East comprised just
3.6 percent of non-resident
international arrivals to
the U.S. in the first half of
2016, according to U.S.
Department of Commerce
data. The president’s order
does not include the Middle
Eastern countries that send
the most travelers here —
Israel, Saudi Arabia and
Turkey.
But Dixon and others fear
travelers around the world
may interpret the ban as a
NEW YORK — More than 100
retailers including Wal-Mart
and Target as well as key trade
associations are launching a
new coalition aimed at fighting
a Republican proposal on how
imports get taxed, a measure
they believe would harm their
businesses.
The National Retail Federation, along with the American
International Automobile Dealers Association, the National
Grocers Association and others
are joining forces to form Americans for Affordable Products,
which will run a campaign to
educate consumers and show
lawmakers that the so-called
Border Adjusted Tax plan would
lead to higher prices of as much
as 20 percent on everyday items
including clothing, food and even
gas. The diversified group, which
also includes such companies as
Nike, Best Buy, luxury conglomerate LVMH and Dollar General,
is trying to make their opposition heard even while Congress
and the president try to sort out
exactly what adjustments to put
forth.
Congressional Republicans
want to eliminate tax incentives
that encourage U.S. companies
to move overseas, sharply cut the
corporate tax rate to 20 percent
from 35 percent, and encourage
more factory output at home. But
opponents say the plan would
have a harmful rippling effect,
causing companies to even lay off
workers. The proposal — spearheaded by House GOP Speaker
Paul Ryan and Texas Rep. Kevin
Brady, the top Republican on
the House tax-writing committee — would constitute the most
sweeping reforms to corporate
taxes in at least three decades.
Trump has dismissed the cornerstone of the House GOP plan
as “too complicated” and has
been touting a 35 percent levy
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Visitors view the Statue of Liberty during a ferry ride to Liberty Island in New York. The travel industry is debating
whether President Donald Trump’s ban on travel from seven countries will have a larger impact on tourism in the U.S.
Tourism industry debating
impact of Trump travel ban
BY BETH J. HARPAZ
Associated Press
NEW YORK — President
Donald Trump’s travel ban
is not only being debated
in the courts, it’s also being debated by the travel
industry.
Many analysts remain
bullish about prospects for
tourism, despite a strong
dollar that makes the U.S.
expensive for some international travelers. The U.S.
Commerce Department
predicts a record 78.6 million international visitors
will visit the U.S. in 2017.
Brand USA, which promotes travel to the U.S.,
said it has “not received
any data that shows any
tangible change in bookings
or cancellations by international travelers.”
But others worry that
Trump’s order banning
travelers from Iran, Iraq,
Libya, Somalia, Sudan,
Syria and Yemen may scare
off visitors from elsewhere.
An op-ed piece in the
Toronto Star newspaper
last week encouraged Canadians to “boycott vacations
to the U.S.” until Trump’s
term is over. “The Grand
Canyon will still be there,”
the piece said. “The Golden
Gate Bridge. Mount Rushmore. Disney World. They’ll
all be there. And with any
luck, the Statue of Liberty
will still be there too.”
Travel agent Melissa
Erskine, owner of iDream
Travel based in Ontario,
Canada, says some of
her clients “are no longer
interested in going to the
U.S. due to Donald Trump’s
policies and have looked
at other options within Canada. I just booked flights for
two families to New York
City for April and they have
taken out trip cancellation
insurance ... They wanted
peace of mind that they can
cancel their trip if needed.”
Fred Dixon, CEO of
NYC & Company, New
York’s tourism agency,
said Canada is New York’s
second-biggest international market after the
People with disabilities finally get a way to save money
BY JOSEPH PISANI Associated Press
NEW YORK — Justin Bainbridge is 27 and works two
jobs, but he wasn’t allowed
to start saving money for his
future until a few months
ago.
Bainbridge has Down
syndrome, and like other
people with disabilities who
receive government benefits,
he can’t have more than
$2,000 in savings. If he does,
he would start to lose those
much-needed benefits. But
a new type of savings vehicle
is giving Bainbridge, and
others, a chance to save more
cash.
Known as ABLE accounts,
they let people with disabilities and their families save
up to $14,000 a year without
losing benefits. The accounts,
which were made possible by
a law signed two years ago,
are operated by individual
states and are similar to 529
college savings plans. So far,
16 states offer the plans and
about 10 more are expected
to do so this year. Most of the
states let non-residents sign
up. Each state has different
rules or maintenance fees,
with some charging as much
as $15 every three months.
Disability advocates say
the accounts are badly
needed, since people with
disabilities were forced to
spend extra money to avoid
losing benefits. With ABLE
accounts, money saved can
be used to buy anything that
helps the life of the person
with a disability, such as rent
payments, school tuition or
groceries.
“I’m saving for a new
couch,” says Bainbridge, who
shares a two-bedroom apartment in Omaha, Nebraska,
with a friend.
Since June, he has put
away more than $1,800 in
an Enable account, the ABLE
program run by Nebraska.
He makes about $5,200 a
year from his part-time jobs,
one folding towels at a gym
and another collecting movie
tickets at a theater. But
he still needs his monthly
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Entrepreneurs fear health law changes
BY JOYCE M. ROSENBERG
AP Business Writer
NEW YORK — Stay in
business for yourself or go
back to working for someone else?
That’s the choice some
small business owners and
freelancers are worried they
may have to make, depending on what changes Congress makes in the health
care law.
With Republicans working on legislation to repeal
and replace the Affordable Care Act, people who
traded a full-time job for
entrepreneurship are concerned that new insurance
policies may be too expensive or not available at all
— and possibly force them
to find new jobs that offer
cheaper and more comprehensive plans.
“From a safety and stability standpoint, I have to look
for a job now,” says Michael
Duffield, owner of Fruition,
a marketing business based
in Palm Springs, California,
that he started in 2011.
Duffield, who has high
blood pressure and a
pacemaker, buys individual
coverage that he’s happy
with on the state insurance
exchange. He’s worried that
under a new health care
law, coverage might cost
more than he can afford.
And while GOP lawmak-
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Small business consultant Merredith Branscombe is
founder and president at Leap Public Relations in Boulder,
Colo. The ability to buy individual insurance on exchanges
in each state helped some of Branscombe’s clients decide
to leave their jobs for entrepreneurship.
ers and President Donald
Trump have said they want
a new law to keep the ACA’s
requirement that insurers
cover pre-existing medical
conditions, Duffield is anxious about what coverage
might look like in the future.
Health insurance is one of
several considerations when
people think about starting a business. For many,
leaving a job with a group
insurance plan, especially
one that their employers
contribute to, means they’ll
have to buy individual policies that are more expensive
and may cover less.
The ability to buy individ-
ual insurance on exchanges
in each state helped some
of Merredith Branscombe’s
clients decide to leave their
jobs for entrepreneurship.
“They felt like it emboldened them a bit. They had
a safety net,” says Branscombe, a consultant to small
businesses who’s based in
Boulder, Colorado.
The law also has made it
possible for new business
owners to attract employees when they couldn’t yet
afford to provide coverage,
Branscombe says.
While Branscombe is
concerned for her clients,
insurance is also a personal
issue. Her husband, who
has coverage through his
full-time job in the food industry, wants at some point
to start his own business. If
the couple can’t get affordable and adequate insurance, his dream may have to
stay on the back burner.
Members of the National
Association for the Self-Employed have been calling in
recent weeks, asking if the
advocacy group will reinstate the health insurance
plan it discontinued when
the ACA went into effect,
says Katie Vlietstra, the organization’s vice president
for government relations
and public affairs. So far,
the group has no plans to
revive its coverage.
It’s not known how many
freelancers and small business owners in the U.S. buy
individual health insurance,
but the number is likely well
into the millions — about 80
percent of the nation’s nearly 29 million small companies don’t have employees
and therefore don’t buy
group coverage. But some
of the nation’s largest small
business advocacy groups,
including the National
Federation of Independent
Business and the National
Small Business Association,
oppose the ACA at least in
part because of the costs of
complying with the law.
People & Business
Paducah
native Clay
Walker,
CEO of
NETWORKS
Sullivan
Partnership, of
Blountville,
Walker
Tennessee,
has been
recognized as a Top 50 Economic Developer by Consultant Connect, a consulting
agency serving as a bridge
between economic developers and site consultants.
Recipients are nominated by
colleagues in the economic
development industry and
site consultant community.
Walker, the son of Keith
and Judy Walker, Paducah,
leads the economic development efforts of Sullivan
County, Tennessee, and the
marketing and recruitment
for neighboring Hawkins
County. He has 20 years of
economic development experience, having worked at
the community and regional
levels as well as leading his
own consulting firm. He is
a graduate of Murray State
University, Oklahoma University’s Economic Development Institute, and is a certified economic developer.
•••
Dr. Robert Bressler,
allergist, from Hopkinsville,
will begin providing services on Tuesdays on March 7
at the Murray ENT office in
the Murray-Calloway County Hospital’s medical arts
building. He graduated from
Duke University School of
Medicine and completed his
residency at Baylor College
of Medicine in Houston.
Bressler is board certified
and completed a fellowship
in allergy, asthma and immunology at Baylor.
or partly produced overseas
as companies have sought
the cheapest way to make
goods. And with online
competition and shoppers
trained to find the best
deals, U.S. retailers haven’t
had the power to raise prices
on many goods for several
years.
“I’m losing sleep. I am
scared out of my mind,” said
Rick Woldenberg, CEO of
Learning Resources, which
has signed on to the coalition. It is a family-owned
company based in Vernon
Hills, Illinois, that makes
educational toys and employs 150 people in the U.S.
He estimates that under
the GOP plan his federal tax
rate would soar to 165 percent from 39.6 percent, he
would have to raise prices by
10 percent to 15 percent to
stay viable, and would have
to lay off employees.
Retail industry leaders
“describe it as an existential
threat,” said Stephen Lamar,
executive vice president at
the American Apparel &
Footwear Association, another member of the coalition.
“When they crunch the numbers, it really affects things
like solvency and profits.”
Lamar said companies
would likely have to pass
along higher prices to shoppers, who wouldn’t tolerate
it. Companies say they also
would have to try to squeeze
suppliers for more savings
and fear they might even
have to lay off workers or
close stores.
House GOP supporters
such as Ryan and Brady say
that would eliminate the
incentives for corporations
to use complex schemes to
shift their incomes to lowertax jurisdictions.
To ensure the tax is fo-
cused on U.S. sales only, it
would exclude a company’s
export sales. But the cost of
imported goods would be
taxed.
The tax could raise as
much as $1.2 trillion in revenue over the next decade,
which would help pay for
the steep tax cuts included
in the House GOP plan.
Proponents say if the plan
is enacted, the dollar will
increase in value by as much
as 25 percent, resulting in
cheaper imports and offsetting the impact. But many
economists and industry
executives worry the dollar
wouldn’t adjust, or certainly
not fast enough.
And Lamar said a shirt label saying “Made in China,”
doesn’t tell the whole story.
Seventy percent of the value
of the garment supports U.S
jobs in areas like design and
logistics, he said.
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on imports. Yet his spokesman appeared to put the tax
back in play last week by
proposing a 20 percent tax
on goods from Mexico and
“other countries we have a
trade deficit with” to pay for
a border wall.
“There’s a rush to get this
done in Congress. We want
to make sure our voices are
heard,” said David French,
chief lobbyist for the National Retail Federation,
which has been dispatching members to meet with
different levels of the new
administration as well as
lawmakers. Details of the
consumer campaign are still
being worked out, according to a spokeswoman at the
retail trade group.
A lot is at stake. Nearly all
such items that U.S. shoppers buy are either wholly
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broader message that they’re
not welcome here.
“We are very concerned
from a perception perspective that the U.S. has an image
problem,” said Dixon. “New
York is hypersensitive to this.
We have 30 percent of all the
overseas travelers who come to
the U.S. Half of all the spending
on travel comes in the form of
international travel.”
Some data suggests a downturn in bookings in the days
after the ban was announced.
StudentUniverse.com, a site
geared to travelers ages 18-26,
said bookings from the United
Kingdom to the U.S. dropped 19
percent between Jan. 27 to Feb.
7 compared to the same period
last year. ForwardKeys, which
analyzes 16 million flight reservation transactions a day, said
bookings to the U.S. dropped
6.5 percent between Jan. 28
and Feb. 4 compared with the
same period in 2016.
Jason Clampet, editor in chief
at the travel industry website
Skift.com, said the ban, combined with the strong dollar,
gives international travelers
“another reason to shop elsewhere.”
Others, however, say demand
for U.S. vacations has never
been stronger. Intrepid Travel
expects to bring record numbers
of travelers to the U.S. in 2017.
Contiki Tours president Melissa
da Silva says bookings to the
U.S. have increased 30 percent
since last year.
Tony Daly, with Ranch Rider,
a British-based travel company,
said interest in riding and ranch
vacations in the American West
remains robust. While he’s seen
research suggesting some British travelers are reconsidering
U.S. trips, “that’s not the whole
story. The results also show
there are large numbers of U.K.
travelers who either agree with
or who are undecided based on
the recent (Trump) order.”
Madelyn Fitzpatrick, with the
Los Angeles branch of Hylink,
one of China’s largest digital advertising agencies, said Chinese
travelers are also not put off by
Trump, who she said is seen as
a celebrity president in China.
“America is a destination for
experiences and local cultural
exploration, so its politics do
not affect the traveler, unless we
begin to see dangers or threats,”
she said.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Travel
Association said revenue in the
U.S. related to international
travel returned to pre-9/11 levels just last year. “The U.S. lost a
significant amount of ground in
the international travel marketplace in the years after 9/11,
which our industry has come to
call ‘the Lost Decade,’” USTA
CEO Roger Dow said in a statement.
While everyone agrees that
counterterrorism and security
measures are essential, some
worry about a repeat of that
post-9/11 tourism decline.
USTA spokesman Jonathan
Grella said the Trump travel
ban has a “potential dangerous
ripple effect. ... People make
(travel) choices based on policies, based on protests of those
policies, based on fear. The
fallout could be wide-ranging.”
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pay his rent and live independently, says his mother, Kim
Bainbridge, who also stashes
away money for him in the
ABLE account.
“I can finally save for him
after 27 years,” she says.
For years, disability advocates have tried unsuccessfully to increase the $2,000
savings limit, which hasn’t
been changed in nearly three
decades.
“It kind of shackles you to
a life of poverty,” says Christopher Rodriguez, a senior
public policy adviser at the
National Disability Institute in
Washington.
The idea for ABLE accounts
came about a decade ago from
parents of kids with disabilities who were frustrated that
they could not easily save
money for their children.
One of those parents, Stephen Beck Jr., spent years
advocating and lobbying for
a law. Beck unexpectedly
passed away in 2014, just a
few weeks before President
Barack Obama signed it into
law. To honor Beck, the law
was named The Stephen Beck
Jr. Achieving a Better Life
Experience Act.
His widow, Catherine Beck,
is using an ABLE account
to put away money for their
17-year-old daughter Natalie,
who has Down syndrome and
wants to go to cosmetology
school to work at a nail salon.
The Becks were able to easily
save money for their eldest
daughter, who does not have a
disability. But for Natalie, they
had to create a special-needs
trust that required hiring a
pricey lawyer to set up.
“Her savings has not grown
like her sister’s has,” says
Catherine Beck, who lives in
Burke, Virginia.
To qualify for an ABLE
account, the account owner
must have had a disability before their 26th birthday. Anyone can put money in it, such
as family or friends. If the
account goes above $100,000,
the person with the disability
will lose monthly government
cash benefits until it drops
below that level again. Medicaid health benefits are never
affected, no matter how much
money is saved. Money can be
invested in index funds and
earnings are not taxed.
“For the first time a lot of individuals will be able to work,
save money and get some
growth out of it,” says Adam
Beck, director of MassMutual
Center For Special Needs at
The American College in Bryn
Mawr, Pennsylvania.
When the person with a
disability dies, Medicaid can
claim any leftover money as
payback for health care paid
after the ABLE account was
opened. Since each state has
different rules and fees, the
ABLE National Resource web-
site has a tool that compares
the programs.
Matthew Shapiro, who lives
in Richmond, Virginia, and
works to promote the state’s
ABLE program called ABLEnow, says finally being able
to have some savings helped
reduce his money worries.
The 26-year-old, who has
cerebral palsy, uses a power
wheelchair to get around and
unexpected repairs can be
costly. He travels sometimes
for his business, 6 Wheels
Consulting, which helps educate companies and organizations on disability issues.
“Being a person with a
disability is expensive,” says
Shapiro. “These accounts are
so much needed.”
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MarketPulse
HITCHED TO A MORTGAGE
Young couples are increasingly choosing to buy a home before they
get married. In 2015, almost 15 percent of all homebuyers ages 24 to
35 were unmarried couples, according to real estate information
company Zillow. That’s up from a share of 11 percent in 2005, the firm
said. The trend reflects the sharp rise in home prices in recent years as
the U.S. housing market
bounced back from the
downturn almost 10
years ago. At the same
time, the percentage of
homebuyers who are
single has been declining
in recent years. About 25
percent of all
homebuyers in 2015
were single, down from
28 percent 10 years
earlier, Zillow said.
BRINGING BUNNIES BACK
Three decades after the
Playboy Club closed in
New York, a new one
will debut this year a
few blocks from Times
Square. Playboy
Enterprises says the
club will have a lounge,
a restaurant, a game
room and, of course,
the Playboy Bunnies.
Other Playboy clubs are
already operating in
London, the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi and several places in India.
Another is set to open in the spring in Shanghai. Playboy founder Hugh
Hefner opened the first club in Chicago in 1960. He quickly expanded the
operation to 30 clubs around the world. The original clubs remained
popular and lucrative for years before faltering in the 1980s.
A BOOST FROM HOME PRICES
Rising home values helped lift homeowners out of negative equity in
2016. The share of U.S. homes in negative equity, or those worth less
than their mortgage debt, stood at 18.1 percent at the end of last year,
down from 21.5 percent a year earlier, according to Attom Data
Solutions. All told, about 10.2
million U.S. homes were in
negative equity at the end of
the year. When a home is in
negative equity, or what is
sometimes referred to as
having an underwater
mortgage, the homeowner
often can’t qualify for
mortgage refinancing and has
little recourse but to continue
making payments in hope
that the property eventually
regains its value.
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P-Q-R
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92.88
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68.15
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58.15
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42.11
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7.89
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GT
24.31
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101.25
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16.78
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111.30
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28.71
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62.36
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20.88
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10.69
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6.35
PPC
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7.21
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SHLD
5.50
SHW
239.48
TOT
42.33
USB
37.48
WMT
62.35
WLK
39.48
WRK
35.77
43.89
21.40
157.84
71.32
92.48
116.59
81.97
47.85
76.87
175.04
88.58
82.32
69.24
21.77
50.92
33.99
120.97
25.14
138.87
40.91
83.65
87.55
26.94
18.55
11.99
26.50
14.99
4545.00
19.12
312.48
52.04
54.04
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46.63
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75.15
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164.30
5.80
58.79
1.60
79.28
0.44
67.91
0.32
15.46
1.35
49.74
-0.13
33.72
1.67
121.85
2.66
25.44
1.05
123.55
2.01
33.48
-0.54
73.97
0.68
78.37
-3.23
22.41
0.33
18.15
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Stock Footnotes: d - New 52-wk low in week. g – Dividend in Canadian $. Stock price in U.S.$. n - New issue
in past 52 wks. s - Split or stock div of 25 pct or more in last 52 wks. u - New 52-wk high in week. v - Trading
halted on primary market. Unless noted, div rates are annual disbursemts based on last declaratn. pf - Preferred.
rs - Stock has undergone a reverse split of at least 50% within the past year. rt - Rights. un - Units. wd – When
distributed. wi – When issued. wt – Warrants. ww – With warrants. Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were
paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in
last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of
dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual
rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known,
yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate
cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E
exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months.
Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial.
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Business
4C • Sunday, February 12, 2017 • The Paducah Sun
What’s the best way
to make extra cash?
BY BRIANNA MCGURRAN
NerdWallet.
Q: I’d love to earn some
extra cash in addition to
what I make at my 9-to5 job, but I’m not sure
where to start. Any ideas?
A: You may want to try one
of the many “sharing economy” apps that will connect you
with gigs. But you don’t have to
chauffeur people around if you
hate to drive or take on work
that won’t move you forward
in your career. A side job can
bring not only extra dough, but
fun and fulfillment, too. Take
these steps to turn your need
for cash into a labor you can
love.
Start with a hobby
Pick a hobby or skill you
enjoy and you’re really good at
— two things that don’t always
go hand in hand, says Susie
Moore, a life coach and author
of “What If It Does Work Out?:
Turn Your Passion Into Cash,
Make an Impact and Live the
Life You Were Born To.”
You can start a side gig that’s
related to your current job.
Work in marketing? Consider
social media consulting, Moore
suggests. A human resources
pro? Offer interview training.
Or create a list of activities
you’ve been doing as favors for
friends, such as editing cover
letters or playing violin at weddings.
Start up a mini business
to get just two paying clients,
Moore says.
Ivonne Ackerman, 30,
recently scored her first client
for her side hustle: teaching
private barre fitness classes.
Ackerman moved to New
York five years ago to pursue a
professional dance career, but
took an administrative job at
New York City Ballet after getting injured. Barre, a workout
method inspired by ballet, kept
dance part of her routine.
She got certified as a barre
instructor and teaches in her
free time. She also shares her
fitness enthusiasm on her blog,
The Sweat Glow, and plans
to start a full-time business
creating fitness programs for
subscribers.
Leverage your side gig
into a better 9-to-5
A good side hustle doesn’t
have to be something that you
want to turn into a full-time
job. It can also open doors to
an entirely new 9-to-5 that
will bring you more joy — and
ideally a higher salary. Include
your newfound experience on
your resume if the skills you’re
honing are transferable to your
dream role.
“From a recruiter’s standpoint and a potential future
employer’s standpoint, they
want to see all your experience,” says Paul McDonald,
senior executive director at
recruiting firm Robert Half.
Relevant part-time jobs, and
even pro bono and volunteering experience, count.
Eventually, you might be
able to wind down the side job
altogether. But the first step?
Just get started.
paducahsun.com
Quiz aims to help safeguard tax returns
Staff report
To help guard against
the growing threat of tax
fraud and identity theft,
the Kentucky Department
of Revenue has taken additional steps that enhance
the safety and security of
processing taxpayers’ individual income tax returns,
including an Identity Confirmation Quiz.
Some taxpayers will
receive letters from the
department asking the taxpayer to take a short online
Identity Confirmation Quiz
before their tax refund is
fully processed. The letter
will give specifics as to what
the taxpayer must do to
take the quiz.
“We have multiple internal procedures in place,
along with third party
techniques, that assist us in
preventing tax fraud,” said
Daniel P. Bork, commis-
sioner of the department.
“We encourage taxpayers
who receive this quiz letter
to quickly respond, which
will confirm their identities
so we can continue processing their returns.”
The identity confirmation
quiz will be available for 30
days from the date of the
letter at revenue.ky.gov/
quiz. Once a taxpayer successfully completes the
quiz, the department will
continue processing the
return. If the taxpayer fails
the quiz twice or does not
take the quiz, the department will require additional documentation such
as the hard copies of W2s
or 1099s.
The Identity Confirmation Quiz can be taken
online anytime at revenue.
ky.gov/quiz or by telephone at 502-892-3399,
during regular work hours
(Monday-Friday 7 a.m. to
4 p.m.) with an authorized
representative to help with
the process.
Receiving the Identity
Confirmation Quiz letter
does not mean the taxpayer has been a victim of
identity theft. It only means
the Department of Revenue
wishes to verify the identity
of the person filing before
issuing the refund.
If the taxpayer receives
this letter and has not
yet filed a return, he or
she should contact the
Kentucky Department of
Revenue immediately by
email at [email protected]
or telephone at 502-8923399.
A short video with more
detail about the Identity
Confirmation Quiz information is available on the
department’s website at
revenue.ky.gov/quiz.
Jobs
From Feb. 1 to Wednesday, Feb. 8, the Kentucky
Career Centers added 376
jobs to its database for the
regional employers, bringing the total to more than
1,552 open job orders. Some
of the added jobs are listed
below (Paducah unless
noted otherwise):
Field Services Delivery
Helper, Direct Support
Professional-multiple locations, Driver Helper, Veterinary Clinic Worker (Various
Duties), Dir. of Release
Certification and Enterprise
Release Mgmt, Mechanical
Engineer - Associate-Calvert City, Customer Success
Manager - ERP Manufac-
turing, Chemical Engineer
II-Calvert City, Service
Technician, Appliance
Repair, Production Operator I NA, Customer Success
Manager - ERP Manufacturing, Account Exec
- HCM (Talent Science),
Product Director (Distributed Order Management),
Implementation / Training
Consultant - Hospitality,
Cloud Operations Service
Delivery Managers, Free
CNA Training - Nursing
Assistant - Heritage ManorMayfield, Licensed Practical
Nurse - Nights 6-6-Mayfield, Instrument & Electrical Technician-Calvert City,
Part Time Merchandiser /
Stocker - 14116.
Hiring events:
• Railcrew Xpress, at the
Kentucky Career Center, 416
S. 6th St., Paducah, from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. Hiring Van Drivers.
• Lynx, at 101 Marshall
Court, Paducah, from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
* Lynx, at the Kentucky
Career Center in Paducah,
from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
every Wednesday until positions have been filled.
For more details, or to
learn how to apply for the
jobs listed visit http://focuscareer.ky.gov/career or
contact the Kentucky Career
Center at 270-575-7000.
If no online platform exists
for the gig you want to pursue,
consider ways to forge your
own path. Don’t let the idea
of starting your own business
scare you. Make it your goal
Join Morningside for an explanation of
VETERANS BENEFITS
March
10
4pm
Carol Livingston from the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs will be discussing
VETERAN BENEFITS available to comrades and spouses as well as assist them
with eligibility and assisted living benefits
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
POLICY
On all personal
and happy ads,
The Paducah Sun
reserves the right
to divulge the
name of the party
placing the ad.
Also, we will no
longer put any age
on happy birthday
ads.
FREE PALLETS
The Paducah Sun
is pleased to offer
free wood pallets
to the community.
They may be
picked up daily
while supplies last
in the alley behind
The Paducah Sun
building.
Classified
Advertising
Dept.
270-575-8700
MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:00AM TO 4:30PM
OR EMAIL:
classifieds@
paducahsun.com
SPECIAL NOTICE
In-Column Deadlines
Sunday-12PM Friday
Monday-1:30PM Fri.
Tuesday-Saturday
10AM Previous Day
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YOUR AD
Advertisers are requested to check
the first insertion of
ads for any error.
The Paducah Sun
will be responsible
for only ONE INCORRECT INSERTION. Any error
should be reported
immediately so
corrections can be
made. CHECK
YOUR AD carefully and notify The
Classified Advertising Department
during business
hours Monday
through Friday
8:00AM - 5:30 PM
in case of an error.
270-575-8700
POSITION
The Purchase Area Development
District is seeking an individual to work
with senior adults as a Case Manager in
the Kentucky Homecare program. The
Homecare Case Manager is
responsible for assessment and
on-going case management functions
for older individuals living within the
eight counties of the Purchase District.
The ideal candidate will
1. Have a Bachelorʼs Degree in Health
or Human Services with
a) One year experience in health or
human services or
b) educational or experiential
equivalent in the field of aging or
physical disabilities,
2. Be a currently licensed RN who has
at least two years of experience as a
professional nurse in the field of aging
or physical disabilities or
3. Have a Masterʼs degree which serves
as a substitute for the experience
required above.
Responsibilities include assessing
consumers for eligibility, contacting
consumers monthly by phone or in
person, providing information and
referral to consumers regarding other
services, working cooperatively with
partner agencies, adhering to all state
regulations guidelines and policy and
procedure requirements of the program,
and completing all necessary
paperwork and electronic data entry
required, etc.
Skills needed include excellent verbal
and written communication, selfdirection and excellent organizational
skills, efficiency and attention to detail,
and the ability to relate appropriately to
consumers and other professionals.
Knowledge of or ability to learn and
effectively utilize program related
computer software required. The PADD
offers an attractive compensation
program and is an EOE/AA/ADA
employer. Send cover letter and
resume to PADD, Attn: Human
Services Director, PO Box 588,
Mayfield, KY 42066.
PROFESSIONAL
0212
WEST KENTUCKY COMMUNITY
AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
is seeking to fill the following part-time
position with Adult Education:
Part-time Evening
Adult Education Specialist
For more details and to apply please
visit
http://www.westkentucky.kctcs.edu/
About/Employment.aspx
West Kentucky Community and
Technical College is an equal
educational and employment
opportunity institution.
PROFESSIONAL
0212
WEST KENTUCKY COMMUNITY
AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
is seeking to fill the following part-time
position with Adult Education:
Part-time Academic Assistant for
Corrections
For more details and to apply please
visit
http://www.westkentucky.kctcs.edu/
About/Employment.aspx
West Kentucky Community and
Technical College is an equal
educational and employment
opportunity institution.
0107
SPECIAL NOTICE
END ROLLS FOR
SALE
The Paducah Sun
has newspaper
end rolls available
for sale while
supplies last at our
office located at
408 Kentucky Ave.,
Paducah, KY, from
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
Monday through
Friday. Depending
on size, large rolls
are priced from $3
to $6 and half rolls
are priced from $2
to $4. There is no
charge to
non-profits or
teachers with
school ID.
0135
PROFESSIONAL
0212
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270-443-5923
3250 KEY DR.
PADUCAH, KY 42003
270-444-0031
Chris Colson
Broker/Auctioneer
Mike Colson
Auctioneer
Dave Rowton
Auctioneer
Trent Deweese
Agent/Auctioneer
Ky. Auct. Lic # P939
In. Auct. Lic # AU10400042
Ky. RE Lic # 58391
PROFESSIONAL
0212
Accounting Manager
RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES
• Obtain and maintain a thorough
understanding of the financial
reporting and general ledger structure.
• Provide oversight of Accounts
Receivable, Accounts Payable and
Payroll, ensuring all deadlines are met.
• Ensure an accurate and timely
monthly, quarterly and year end close.
• Ensure the timely reporting of all
monthly financial information.
• Perform analytical procedures of
financial results, respond to inquiries
by management and develop special
reporting as needed.
• Provide a clean and timely year end
report for CPA review and external
reporting.
• Manage daily banking requirements
and verify bank compliance activities
are performed in a timely and accurate
manner.
• Support budget and forecasting
activities.
• Provide guidance to staff especially
regarding the handling of non-routine
reporting transactions.
• Supervise the accounting group.
Handle personnel issues relating to the
accounting staff. (i.e. conflicts,
absenteeism, performance issues,
etc.)
• Work with each direct report to
establish goals and objectives for each
year. Monitor and advise on the
progress to enhance the professional
development of staff.
• Recommend/ provide training to new
and existing staff as needed.
• Monitor and analyze department work
to develop more efficient procedures
and create process improvement.
• Collaborate with leadership to support
overall goals and objectives.
• Support CEO with special projects.
REQUIREMENTS
• BA/BS in Business with an emphasis
in Accounting, CPA preferred
• Five to seven years supervisory
experience in the financial
reporting/general ledger area.
Experience working in manufacturing
is preferred.
• Proficient and significant experienced
with Microsoft Excel
• Strong interpersonal skills
This job description in no way implies that
these are the only duties to be performed.
An employee will be required to follow any
other job-related duties as required by
CEO.
Reply to Box 833 c/o Paducah Sun
408 Kentucky Ave, Paducah, KY 42003
MEDICAL/DENTAL
0220
The West Kentucky Educational Cooperative is now accepting
applications for the position of Positive Behavioral Intervention
and Support System (PBIS) coach.
The primary responsibility in this position is to support the
implementation of the Positive Behavioral and Intervention
Support System in ten (10) west Kentucky public school
districts.
Minimum Qualifications Required: Experience and training in
the implementation of the PBIS process, demonstrated
knowledge of the PBIS process.
A degree in an education or education related field and
teaching and or administrative experience district preferred.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT AND COMPENSATION:
100 days of annual employment maximum. Compensation
commensurate with the West Kentucky Educational
Cooperative Certified Salary Schedule.
Interested candidates must submit a resume of professional
and educational experience and a letter of interest to:
John C. Settle, Executive Director
West Kentucky Educational Cooperative
201 Hogancamp General Services Building
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky 42071-3318.
Application deadline, Monday, March 1, 2017
Inquires should be directed to:
Lanny Fisk at (270) 809-3132,
[email protected],
or to
John C. Settle at (270) 809-6975
[email protected]
The West Kentucky Educational Cooperative
is an equal opportunity employer.
PROFESSIONAL
0212
is currently
accepting
applications
Is currently
accepting applications
for for
PRODUCTION/INSERTING POSITION
The Paducah Sun Production Department has positions available parttime production worker.
Positions’ Main Requirements:
• Place preprinted sections into newspapers or preprint jacket.
• Assist in the processing of newspapers including stacking, bundling,
counting, and labeling finished products and delivering papers to
post office
Job Specifications:
• Education: High school diploma, GED or equivalent.
• Skills and Abilities: Fast learner, be alert, ability to communicate,
ability to work with hands, responsible for acting in a safe and
responsible manner, valid driver’s license required.
• Hours may vary from 6 p.m. until 5 a.m., Monday through Sunday.
An application and job description may be obtained at
The Paducah Sun office located at 408 Kentucky Ave., Paducah, from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday
Certified Nursing Assistants
$2,500 SIGN-ON BONUS OFFERED!
Spring Creek Health Care &
Rehabilitation Center in Murray, KY has
openings for full time Certified Nursing
Assistants for the 11:00 P.M. – 7:00
A.M shift working Monday through
Friday and the 7p-7a shift on the
weekends. Spring Creek has a
highly-skilled staff who focuses on
providing our residents specialized
quality care to live a full, healthy life. If
you are person whose passion is caring
for others then we would love for you to
join our team. Please go to our website
www.murrayhospital.org to apply. We
offer competitive wages and benefits.
EOE
GARAGE /ESTATE
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0151
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EMPLOYMENT
The Paducah Sun is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on
the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or disability.
GENERAL HELP
0232
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FULL-TIME OFFICE DELIVERY AGENT
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Paducah, Kentucky
Kentucky
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contact
Jason
Hall at 270-575-8710
No phone
calls
please.
The Paducah Sun is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate
on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or disability.
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HAULING
HOME SERVICE 1150
DIRECTORY
1048
CLEANING
SERVICES
A&R
Cleaning Service
Exp. & Insured
Serving McCracken
& Surrounding Co's
270-556-4287
We also do
Window Cleaning!
1144
HANDYMAN
HANDYMAN
CARPENTER
Paducah area
25 years
Experience
Free Estimates
1162
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& REPAIR
CLEAN OUT
HAUL OFF
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GENERAL
• Garages • Attics
• Basements
• Outbuildings
W. KY & So. IL
No Job Too Small!
FREE ESTIMATES
Doors, Windows,
Siding,Decks,
Decks, Covers,
Siding,
Retaining Walls, etc.
(270) 210-5470
HEATING/
COOLING
1156
INSTALL & REPAIR
Gas Floor Furnaces,
Empire wall Furnaces,
Gas Lines, Gas Logs,
Ventless Heaters
Joe Thweatt
270-554-1208
270-217-4027
Lic.#M00651;$71/hr.
270-243-3158
Over 25 Years Experience
Mike Downing
270-816-3609
270-816-3609
1198
LAWN/LANDSCAPE/
TREE SVC
Joe's Tractor &
Backhoe Service
Hauling White &
Red Gravel,
Top Soil, Sand
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Yards. Tilling...
Free Estimates!
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TRUCKING
0244
LAWN/LANDSCAPE/
TREE SVC
1198
LEAF
REMOVAL
GUTTERS
CLEANED
FREE
ESTIMATE
INSURED
(270) 243-0017
YARD WORK &
ODD JOBS
FREE
ESTIMATES
DONALD
FORKEY
(270) 210-3718
1200
TREE SERVICE
ACE TREE
SERVICE
& Stump Removal
Aerial Bucket Truck
Insured
Free Estimates!
(270) 898-8733
PADUCAH
TREE
SERVICE
(270) 210-5132
FREE ESTIMATES
ACCOUNTING
0228
--- JOIN THE TEAM --PERSONAL LINES
ACCOUNT MANAGER
Peel & Holland, regional award-winning independent insurance agency, is
seeking a positive, energetic fastlearner to become our next Personal
Lines Account Manager. This position
requires self-motivated, detail-oriented
critical thinkers who get energy from
helping people and providing exceptional customer service. Account Managers serve as the first point of contact for clients, the right hand of the
risk advisor and the business partner
for our carriers. This position is highly
transactional and requires expert oral
and written communication skills.
An insurance agentʼs license will be required, and can be obtained upon employment. To read a full job description and apply for this position visit:
0204
ADMINISTRATIVE
GENERAL HELP
0232
Wise Staffing has a Direct Hire position
for a Operations Manager in the West KY
area. Individual oversees day to day operations of the Service Dept., personnel
and Logistics Dept. staff and coordinates
logistics scheduling using the entire
operations staff. Will report to General
Manager. Other Duties will be discussed
during interview. Position starts at
$18.50/hr. plus incentive pay for performance along with benefits. Email resumes
to [email protected]
www.peelholland.com
No paper resumes accepted at this
time.
GENERAL HELP
0232
Brick-Block,
Stone &
Concrete
No Job To Small
FREE
ESTIMATES
270-559-1892
270-554-9316
1276
Specializing in
ALL your home
improvement needs
(Roofing, Flooring
Repairs, etc.)
Insured, Free Est.
5% Military Discount
Scott, 270-309-3025
0212
PROFESSIONAL
Staff Accountant
Due to our continued expansion, we
are recruiting for a
Staff Accountant.
Applicants must
have BS in
Accounting, must
be familiar with
Microsoft Office
software, some
exper. a plus - not
required. Interested candidates
should forward a
current resume to:
Human Resource
Department PO
BOX 642 Cunningham, KY 42035
0220
MEDICAL/
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DIRECTOR,
BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH
Manage a 30-bed
Adult Psychiatric
Unit in the Harrisburg Medical Ctr,
Harrisburg, IL.
Reqʼs Masters in
related field or
MSN, plus 3 yrs inpatient acute care
inpatient psych
MEDICAL/
DENTAL
0220
mgmt. experience
in a hospital setting. Resume to:
Terry Good,
Horizon Health,
terry.good@
horizonhealth.com;
Fax:1-804-684-5663
EOE
0224
TECHNICAL
KeeFORCE
a leading I.T.
consulting firm
for nearly 20
years, seeks an
experienced
Computer
Technician
for the Paducah,
KY area.
PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE
IS REQUIRED.
For Full job
description or to
apply, visit
www.keeforce.
com/careers
0232
GENERAL HELP
City of
Paducah Job
Announcements
Coach, Lifeguard,
Pool Attendant,
Pool Manager,
Recreation Leader,
Summer Camp
Coordinator,
Sports Official –
Youth Sports Parks Department.
For further
information go to
the Cityʼs website
www.paducahky.gov
and follow the links
0232
GENERAL HELP
Now Hiring
FT car wash
attendants
and FT Cashiers
Expressway Car
Wash
Apply in person at
3245 Park Ave.,
Paducah, Ky.
NOW Hiring!!
Front Desk Agents
& Housekeepers
Apply in Person at:
Comfort Inn
5135 Cairo Road
Paducah, KY
No Phone calls
PADUCAH Siding &
Window is hiring professional, experienced installers. Call
270-441-2355.
0240
SKILLED TRADE
City of Paducah
Job Announcement: Police Officer Recruit – Police Department.
For further information go to the Cityʼs
w e b s i t e
www.paducahky.g
ov and follow the
links.
City of Paducah
Job Announcement: Right of
Way Maintenance
Person – Engineering / Public Works
Department. For
further information
go to the Cityʼs
websitewww.paducahky.gov and follow the links.
ROOFING
1276
COWBOY UP
• Metal Roofing
Shingle roof
Flat roof
*Free EstimatesWill beat any
contactor's price
270-705-5799
270-382-2345
HINES
ROOFING
Shingles & Metal
35 Years Experience
INSURED
All Work Guaranteed
270-443-6338
270-556-5474
Paducah's Best
Roofing,
Gutters,
Siding &
Handyman
Services
270-564-5770
GENERAL HELP
0232
TEMPORARY AGRICULTURAL/
HORTICULTURAL LABOR,
GAGE TOBACCO, PADUCAH, KY
04-01-17 TO 11-01-17 1.0.# 690729011
(2 OPENINGS).
THE HOURLY WAGE OR PIECE RATE
FOR THE STATE, AGREED UPON
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RATE OR
FEDERAL/STATE MIN. WAGE,
ADVERSE EFFECT WAGE RATE
(AEWR) WHICHEVER IS HIGHER IS
GUARANTEED AT TIME WORK IS
PERFORMED TOBACCO,WITH 3
MONTHS EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED.$10.92 HR.3/4
CONTRACT HOUR GUARANTEED, ALL
TOOLS AND EQUIP. AT NO CHARGE.
HOUSING PROVIDED FOR THOSE
BEYOND COMMUTING AT
NO COST. TRANSPORTATION AND
SUBSISTENCE PAY AFTER 50% OF
CONTRACT COMPLETED
TRANSPORTATION DAILY TO
WORKSITE IF BEYOND COMMUTING
DISTANCE.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON
THIS JOB AT THE NEAREST SWA OFFICE (EMPLOYMENT OFFICE)
CONTACT THE KY DEPT. FOR WORKFORCE INVESTMENT AT
502-564-7456. USING JOB ORDER
NUMBERS ABOVE, TO SET UP
INTERVIEW. SUBJECT TO RANDOM
DRUG TEST AT EMPLOYMENT
POST EMPLOYMENT.
1306
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call: 1-800-7670953
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE DIRECTORY
HEALTH CARE
1671
IF YOU HAD HIP
OR KNEE REPLACEMENT
SURGERY AND
SUFFERED AN
I N F E C T I O N
between 2010 and
the present time,
you may be entitled to compensation. Call Attorney
Charles H. Johnson 1-800-5355727.
Service Directory
1x1 - 30 days
$90.00
Call for more info
270-575-8700
GENERAL HELP
0232
SENIOR ESTIMATOR
Artisan Contracting, LLC
Cape Girardeau, MO
Artisan Contracting, LLC is an Industrial General
Contractor that has an immediate opening for
a Senior Estimator specializing in Industrial
Systems and Material Handling Systems.
Requirements Include:
• 5+ years estimating experience
• 5+ years in the industrial construction industry
• Ability to manage multiple projects while paying
strict attention to detail
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Operate business.equipment/ including.estimating
software, Microsoft Office and email
• Valid driver’s license
• OSHA and MSHA training and experience, preferred
Required Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Industrial
Technology preferred, or equivalent work experience.
Competitive salary and benefits based
on applicant’s experience and
education.
Please forward resume to
[email protected].
GENERAL HELP
0232
Ledbetter, KY
Is Accepting Applications For
Dredge Operations
(Barge Loader)
&
Marine
(Deck Hands)
Maitre Dʼ / Dining Room
Manager
Transfer Coordinator, CEAO
ROOFING
Affordable Home
Improvement
The Country Club of Paducah is now
accepting applications for a
Application Deadline: Feb. 24, 2017
To apply please visit:
www.murraystatejobs.com/postings/6277
Women/minorities encouraged to apply an
EEO,M/F/D,AA employer.
MASONRY
Pine Bluff
Materials
GENERAL HELP
0232
1210
We are looking for a hospitality driven
individual to oversee our daily dining
room operations and events. Previous
food & beverage experience required
and supervisory experience preferred.
This is a full-time position on our
management team with great benefits;
availability on nights, weekends and
holidays required.
Please email or send resumes to
[email protected]
6500 Turnberry Drive,
Paducah, KY 42001
GENERAL HELP
0232
Coordinator of McNair Scholars
Programs
Application Deadline: March 20, 2017
To apply please visit:
www.murraystatejobs.com/postings/6029
Women/minorities encouraged to apply an
EEO,M/F/D,AA employer.
0244
TRUCKING
APPLY NOW! CDL
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CDL Training in 16
days at Truck
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State WIOA Grants
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Accepted. Tuition
Financing Available if qualified. 1st
yr. avg. $40,000
per ATA (502)9556388 or (866)2443644
CLASS A CDL
Flatbed Drivers.
NEW PAY SCALE/
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0244
TRUCKING
HOME WEEKENDS! $1,000 sign
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Owner/Ops welcome. Call 800554-5661, ext 331.
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0264
CHILD CARE
To see full job descriptions
Please visit our web site to explore
Career Opportunities
www.pbmat.com
Click on
"Career Opportunities"
To apply
Pine Bluff Materials Company is a
Equal Opportunity Employer
and takes Affirmative Action
for Females/Minorities/Veterans/Disabed
0232
GENERAL HELP
TEMPORARY AGRICULTURAL/
HORTICULTURAL LABOR, WURTH BROS.
FARMS, LLC. PADUCAH, KY 03-26-17 TO
10-17-17 J.0.# 690631481 (8 OPENINGS)
THE HOURLY WAGE OR PIECE RATE FOR
THE STATE, AGREED UPON COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING RATE OR FEDERAL/STATE
MIN. WAGE, ADVERSE EFFECT WAGE
RATE (AEWR) WHICHEVER IS HIGHER IS
GUARANTEED AT TIME WORK IS
PERFORMED, PRODUCE & DIVERSIFIED
CROPS, WITH 3 MONTHS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.$10.92 HR.3/4 CONTRACT HOUR
GUARANTEED, ALL TOOLS AND EQUIP. AT
NO CHARGE. HOUSING PROVIDED FOR
THOSE BEYOND COMMUTING AT NO
COST. TRANSPORTATION AND SUBSISTENCE PAY, AFTER 50% OF CONTRACT
COMPLETED. TRANSPORTATION DAILY TO
WORKSITE IF BEYOND COMMUTING DISTANCE. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON
THIS JOB AT THE NEAREST SWA OFFICE
(EMPLOYMENT OFFICE) CONTACT THE KY
DEPT. FOR WORKFORCE INVESTME1NT
AT 502-564-7456. USING JOB ORDER
NUMBERS ABOVE, TO SET UP INTERVIEW.
SUBJECT TO RANDOM DRUG TEST AT
EMPLOYMENT POST EMPLOYMENT.
0232
GENERAL HELP
GENERAL HELP
TEMPORARY AGRICULTURAL/
HORTICULTURAL LABOR, JAMES
SANDERS NURSERY, PADUCAH, KY
04-01-17 TO 12-15-17 J.0.#692005071
(4 OPENINGS) THE HOURLY WAGE OR
PIECE RATE FOR THE STATE, AGREED
UPON COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RATE OR
FEDERAL/STATE MIN. WAGE, ADVERSE
EFFECT WAGE E (AEWR) WHICHEVER IS
HIGHER IS GUARANTEED AT TIME WORK
IS PERFORMED NURSERY/HORT.
LABORER, PLANTING, POTTING, DIGGING
Wrap & BALL TREE'S, PRUNE & CLIP NURSERY STOCK, LOAD & UNLOAD TRUCKS,
WITH 3 MONTHS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
$10 .92 HR.3 / 4 CONTRACT HOUR GUARANTEED, ALL TOOLS AND EQUIP. AT NO
CHARGE. HOUSING PROVIDED FOR
THOSE BEYOND COMMUTING AT NO
COST. TRANSPORTATION ON AND SUBSISTENCE PAY, AFTER 50% OF
CONTRACT COMPLETED. TRANSPORTATION DAILY TO WORKSITE IF BEYOND
COMMUTING DISTANCE FOR COMPLETE
INFORMATION THIS JOB AT THE KY DEPT.
FOR WORKFORCE INVESTMENT AT
(502-564-7456). USING JOB ORDER
NUMBERS ABOVE, TO SET UP INTERVIEW.
SUBJECT TO RANDOM DRUG TEST AT
POST EMPLOYMENT.
TRUCKING
0244
HENRY & HENRY INC.
SEEKING PROFESSIONAL, OTR TRUCK
DRIVERS WITH 3 YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND GOOD DRIVING RECORD. ABLE TO
PASS DOT DRUG SCREEN. STARTING
PAY $.40 PER DISPATCHED MILE. EARN
UP TO $.46 PER DISPATCHED MILE.
2016 Average Pay: $40000.00 at
2000 Miles Per Week
2016 Average Drop Pay Per Week: $75.00
Very Competitive Compensation Package:
Paid Vacations - 6 Paid Holidays
Retirement Plan After 1 Year of Service
Health Insurance - Home Weekends!
Satellite TV's
APPLY AT: HENRY & HENRY INC.,
207 Sturgis Rd. - Marion, KY or Call
270-965-4514 - APPLY ONLINE AT
HENRYANDHENRYINC.COM
NOTE TO PARENTS:
Kentucky State
Law requires
licensing for child
care facilities
providing care for 4
or more children
not related to the
licensee by blood,
marriage or
adoption.
0232
Beltline Electric seeking full time
Accounts Payable Assistant.
Duties include accounts payable,
work order management and
administrative support.
Construction experience preferred.
Email resumes to:
[email protected]
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The Paducah Sun • Sunday, February 12, 2017 • 7C
www.RAREAuctions .com
ABSOLUTE ONLINE ONLY AUCTION Going
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on Now - Begins Ending: Wednesday, February 15th at 10:07 AM
Preview:
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Monday, February 13th from 4:07PM – 6:07PM
Pickup: Thursday, February 16th from 2:07PM – 5:07PM
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’05 Impala +212,000mi – New Transmission, New Tires; Bedrooms Suites; Antiques; Tiger Oak Sideboard;
Fine Secretary Bookcase; Large Round Oak Pedestal Table with 6 Chairs; Fabulous Walnut Corner Cabinet;
Walnut
’05 Impala
Coffee & Tea Set
Bedroom Suites
Tiger Oak Sideboard Boat Coffee Table
Outstanding Piano; 6 Bookcases; Fine Glassware & Collectibles; Leather Sofa & Chairs; Rugs; Iron Patio
Corner
Furniture; Boat Shaped Coffee Table; Floor Lamp; Tools; Fishing Gear & Much More. Terms of Auction: See Website Tony Whitfield Estate – 66 ORCHARD LN. GILBERTSVILLE, KY – Sledd Creek Area Cabinet
ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION
Antique
Secretary/
Bookcase
Saturday, March 4th • 10:07 AM
6830 KENTUCKY DAM RD. PADUCAH, KY
+2,340Sq Ft Under Roof – 3 Bedroom – 2 Bath – 2 Garages - +1 Acre
Just minutes from I-24 and a short drive to KY Lake! Easy to see this was the perfect home for Heavy & Betty. Pretty & easy to keep, plus low maintenance and low utilities,
’13 Ford Edge SUV ’08 Ford Taurus 4DR ’98 Ford Ranger
’03 Winnebago
Ext. Cab Step Side +31Ft Adventurer
+29,000 Miles
+68,177 Miles - DBL Sunroof
Loaded - Sunroof +51,011 Miles - 4 +30,887 Miles - 2
Speed w/ Overdrive
– Garage Kept –
– Garage Kept –
– Garage Kept – Slideouts 10 & 12Ft
Loaded
Excellent
Gas – Garage Kept
Loaded
Loaded
Terms: 10% added to final bids. Cash or guaranteed funds due day of auction.
a nice size front yard, a chain link fenced back yard, dog run, 2 oversized Garages for work and play, blacktop drive and
towering shades and on & on. Its features include a +20x12Ft Livingroom, a +15x15Ft Family Room with wood burning
fireplace and patio doors to the +20x12Ft screened in Patio/Porch. The Family Room is adjoined by the open +11x11Ft Herman “Heavy” & Betty
eat-in Kitchen for a combined total of +346Sq Ft. The Master Bedroom is +14x11Ft with a +8x4Ft ceramic tiled Master
Anderson Estate Auction
Bath plus double closet and ceiling fan. The other 2 Bedrooms are approximately 12x12Ft each. A wide hallway with a
+11.25x8Ft ceramic tiled Full Bath. Other amenities include hardwood floors under carpet; natural gas pack central heat and 3BR - 2 Baths - 2 Garages
Location: Traveling I-24 take Exit 16
air; a +600Sq Ft Attached Garage and a +1,500Sq Ft Detached Garage and much more. Fireplace - +1 Acre - Nat. Gas
Hwy 62 East +2mi. Signs posted.
Real Estate Terms: 15% deposit day of the Auction, balance required within 30-45 days. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added in the final bid and included in the total contract price.
Advance Notice: More Details Coming Soon! Make Plans to Attend!
ABSOLUTE LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
Rotary Club Dessert Auction to benefit Polio Plus
Wednesday, February 15th • 12:07PM
Saturday, March 11th • 10:07AM
THE CARSON CENTER • 100 KENTUCKY AVE, PADUCAH, KY
2717 PALMA RD. BENTON, KY
ABSOLUTE ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
+34.576 Acres Offered in 2 Tracts – Mostly Tillable
Begins: Tuesday, March 7th at 10:07AM
Tract 1: +10 Acre Mini Farm & Home with +4,107Sq Ft Under Roof
Tract 2: +24.576 Acres – Mostly Tillable - +30Ft Easement
6830 KY DAM RD. PADUCAH, KY
Furniture – Tools - Equipment - Welder - Air Compressor - Tool Boxes
Near Draffenville & KY Lake – +.3mi to N. Marshall Middle
+4,107Sq Ft Under Roof
3BR - 3 Bath – Fireplace - Garage
ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Thursday, March 9th • 10:07AM
Saturday, March 18th • 10:07AM
752 MT. PLEASANT RD. LACENTER, KY
Kioti DK455 with Loader; 4000 Ford Diesel; Kawasaki Mule; Equipment; Old Tractors; Tools; Furnishings & More
For More Details visit
1061 SLEDD CREEK DR. GILBERTSVILLE, KY
KY Lake Home on +2 Acres
Beautiful +5,000Sq Ft – 3 Bedrooms – 3 Baths
Large Garage – Panoramic Lake Views
Brick – Stone – Hardwood - Ceramic
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RARE AUCTION GROUP
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Robert Alexander, CAI Broker/Auctioneer • John Alexander, Auctioneer
Ashley Alexander, Real Estate Agent/Auctioneer • Staci Bachuss, Auctioneer
KY Auct. Lic.# P1437 • KY RE Lic.# 173 • IL Auct. Lic.# 441.0000399 • IL RE Lic.#075.0092126 • TN Auct. Lic.# 00005152 • TN RE Lic.# 00271464
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Saturday, February 25TH, 2017 @ 10:00 AM
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DAVID A. HARRIS FARMS
Tractors, Combines and Equipment
TRACTORS ࠮ 2006 9420 John Deere, w/ PTO, Cab/Air, 710/70R38 Quad Duals, 4962
Hours SN:RW9420P040269, 1977 John Deere 8630-5G Articulating 4X4 Tractor, Quad Dual
Tires, showing 2178 Hours, SN: 3-161097R, 1998 John Deere 8400, MFWD, Cab/Air, 8367
hours, Duals Michelin 480/80R46, Front Tires 420/85R30 SN: RW8400P023159, 1966 John
Deere 4020 (Repairs Needed) SN: T213R143279R, 1977 1086 International Cab, Duals
540/1000 PTO SN: 26101774011038, 1974 Ford 8600 Tractor, 1972 International 1066 Turbo,
8856 Hours, SN: 26101594015035, 1952 John Deere MT 18 HP Collector Tricycle Tractor,
1953 John Deere 40 18 HP Collector Tricycle Tractor
COMBINES/HEADERS/GRAIN CARTS ࠮ 9760 STS John Deere Combine,
4WD, Duals, 2328 Sep Hours Hours/3454 Engine Hours, Chopper SN:H097605711519, 2388
Case IH Axial Flow 4WD Combine, 2838 Sep Hours/3639 Engine Hours SN:JJC0270979, 1666
Axial Flow Case IH Combine, 635F John Deere Platform Header SN:1H00635FTA0736168
LIKE NEW!!!, 630 F John Deere Hydra Flex Bean Header SN:1H00630EVC0745440, Case
1063 6 Row Corn Header SN:JJCO148237, 2013 Unverferth 7250 Grain Cart with Auger SN:
B30820109, 3 UFT Auger Carts 400 Bushels, Case 1020 22.5’ Bean Header SN: JJC0093240,
Case 1020 30’ Bean Header SN: JJCO327185, 3 Header Wagons
PLANTERS, DRILL & ANHYDROUS WAGONS ࠮ Kinze 3600 12/23
Corn/Bean with Row Cleaners, 1990 Kinze Pull Type II No Till Drill 6 Row/11Row Splitters SN:
12591, John Deere P7000 6 Row No Till Drill SN: 059486A, 2 Anhydrous Wagons
SEMI TRUCKS, HYD. DUMP TRAILERS, PICKUPS, DUMP
TRUCKS, & TRAILERS ࠮2001 Blue Mack CX 613. E-7-460 Engine, 10 Spd
Trans., PTO, Wet Kit, 789,418 Miles VIN: 1MIAE07Y01W009278, 2001 White Mack CX 613,
E-7-330/350 Engine, 10 Spd Trans., PTO, Wet Kit VIN: 1M1AE05Y31W007043, 1990 Ti-Brook
39’ Dump Trailer, Liner & Tarp, Aluminum VIN: 1T9EAAU26LG021297, 1987 East Aluminum
Trailer 39’ Liner & Tarp VIN: 1F1F9U28-0HRB07699, Ford F-600 16’ Midwest Dump Bed
51,000 Miles VIN: F60DVV43294, 1967 Ford F-61 16’ Dump Bed VIN: F61DKA76091,
1966 Chevrolet C65 15’ Dump Bed VIN: C6536A110203, 1994 Ford F-150, 4WD 5 Speed
VIN:1FTEF14N8RLA58255, 1978 Ford F-250 Flatbed Truck VIN: F25HUCG3716, 1993
Ford Econoline 150 Van Mark III VIN: 1FDEE14N9PHA90680, 5X10 2 Wheel Tilt Trailer,
16’ Gooseneck Trailer Tandom Axle, 1974 Ford 602 16’ Dump Bed 72,000 Miles VIN:
F60DVS81313, 1987 Ford F-350 10’ Dump Service Truck VIN: 1F0KF37L9HKA05735
DIRT PANS/TRENCHER/BLADE࠮ Reynolds 14 yard SN: 29887, 7’ Dirt Pan
Model 50-R SN: FH-8629, AMCO PO2-18 Trencher SN: 1724, ARPS AB500 Hydraulic 10’
Angle Blade 3PT HT SN: 1307
SUPPORT EQUIPMENT/AUGERS/TOBACCO SETTERS/MOWERS
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Case IH 14 Ripper 6 Shank SN: JAG0363377, Many Older 3 PT Hitch Equipment
4WHEELER, MOWER, WELDER, TOOLS & MISC.
BOAT ࠮2002 20’ Wellcraft Boat with 115 HP 4 Stroke Fuel Injected Yamaha with Tandem
Axle EZ Loader Trailer
FINANCING AVAILABLE! PRE-APPROVAL MUST BE BEFORE AUCTION DAY.
Call Andrew Ellison 270-705-1677
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0232
HEART OF LOWERTOWN
420 N 5TH STREET
REDUCED $153,500
FARM
0450
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HOMES FOR SALE
0710
WEST PADUCAH
1 mile from MCHS. $208,900
3 bdrm, 2.5 baths, custom built,
approx. 1830 sq. ft. Search
165 Oxford lane on Zillow
1- 270-853-6520
0533
FURNITURE
Oak table & 8
chairs. $800 more
info 270-988-3445
MERCHANDISE 0563
HOUSEHOLD
0509
GOODS
MISC. ITEMS
FOR SALE
THIS NEWSPAPER
COULD BE YOURS
EVERY DAY!
PILLOW TOP
mattress sets NEW
in plastic Queen $195,
Full $185, King, $385
270-293-4121 can
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home Today
0527
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What better gift to
give yourself or a
friend.
Call The Paducah
Sun Customer
Service Dept for
details. 575-8800
or 1-800-599-1771.
REAL ESTATE FOR
RENT
is currently accepting applications for:
CIRCULATION ASSISTANT
The Paducah Sun is seeking a dedicated, self motivated individual. This
position will have daily HANDS-ON oversight of the Home Delivery and
Single Copy Departments, with primary focus on serving and retaining
customers and focus on next day sales efforts in single copy. Will be
responsible for daily and weekly entry of single copy returns, single copy
promotions/sales, and draw adjustments. Will need to put daily focus on
next day paper in order to adjust draws as needed to increase sales. Will
also be responsible for monthly circulation inventory and billing. Delivery
of down routes when every other position has been exhausted.
Applications may be picked up
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
The Paducah Sun
408 Kentucky Avenue, Paducah, Kentucky
No phone calls please.
The Paducah Sun is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate
on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin or disability.
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0955
LEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The following Estate Fiduciary appointments have been made in the McCracken District Court. All claims against these estates should be filed with the Clerk, the person
representative and his/her attorney within six (6) months of the date of qualification:
0605
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
0610
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
2 BR 2B upstairs apt.,
quiet street, Lone
Oak, no pets, $590
270-366-6034
HUD
PUBLISHER'S
NOTICE
All real estate
advertised herein
is subject to the
Federal Fair
Housing Act which
makes it illegal to
advertise any
preference,
limitations, or
discrimination
based on race,
color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial
status or national
origin, or intention
to make any such
preferences,
limitations or
discrimination.
State laws forbid
discrimination in
the sale, rental or
advertising of real
estate based on
factors in addition
to those protected
under federal law.
We will not
knowingly accept
any advertising for
real estate which is
in violation of the
law. All persons
are hereby
informed that all
dwellings
advertised are
available on an
equal opportunity
basis.
0610
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
1 BR, good & quiet
location, water pd.
No pets $440 mo.
554-0211/217-5890
2256 Sunset Dr.,
2 BR, No Pets.
$450.
270-564-4283
2804 KY Ave.
$450. 1BR, water
pd & Baptist Hosp.
618-363-1246
Model area, 2bdr,
gar, NO pets, $650
270-488-3148
REIDLAND: 2 BR,
$600, 270-8986500.
0620
HOMES FOR
RENT
2001 S 25th St. 3br,
1.5ba, gar. 442-1276
3 BR, 2 B, Farley/Reidland, nicely kept,
$750. 270-564-0428.
3br, 2ba, util.
room, 2 car garage, $1,000 + dep.
270-554-2167
2906 Bradley 3BD
1B No Pets $600
270-534-9717
0670
BUSINESS
PLACES/OFFICES
FAIRHURST
BUILDING
Professional Office
Space 295 square ft.
118 North 13th St.
2,700 square feet
Retail/Warehouse/
Office Space
Fairhurst Realty
(270) 442-5474
CLASSIFIED
CAN DO IT!
Sell. Rent. Place. Find.
Buy. Announce. Greet.
Classified can do it all.
Quickly. Easily.
Cheaply.
Try it now.
Chances are you have
things in storage which
classified can sell or
rent for you.
575-8700
MONDAY THRU
FRIDAY
8 A.M.
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
HOMES FOR
0710
SALE
3 bdrm. 3 bath,
2450 sq. ft. in
Westend, off Pines
Rd. 270-564-9008
SEEING is believing! Don't buy
property based on
pictures or representations. For free
information about
avoiding timeshare and real estate scams, write
the Federal Trade
Commission at
Washington, DC
20580 or call the
National Fraud Information Center,
1-800-876-7060.
FINANCIAL
0910
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
WEST END
4 bdrm, 2 bath
270.559.1909
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
0741
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$20K Cash or
Less. Call 859977-3970.
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LEGALS
0955
LEGALS
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
PADUCAH
PLANNING
COMMISSION
On Monday,
February 20, 2017
at 5:30 PM in the
Commission
Chambers of City
Hall, the undersigned board will
hold a public hearing on an amendment to a development plan for property located at
3201 Olivet Church
Road, Suites A and
B for signage for
Elegant Nail & Spa
and Republic
Finance to be
installed.
Any interested
party may appear
and be heard. Inquires may be
made to
(270)444-8690.
PADUCAH
PLANNING
COMMISSION
Cathy Crecelius,
Chairwoman
UNTIL
BE A 4-H
4:30 P.M.
VOLUNTEER
4-H OFFICE
554-9520
6 February 2017
• Lisa Smith 880 N. 23rd St., Paducah KY 42001 was appointed as executrix of the
estate of Bette R Lindsey 100 Marshall Ct., Paducah KY 42001 Atty: Theodore S
Hutchins 100 S. 4th St., Paducah KY 42001
• Edward D. Jackson 100 Lake Pointe Dr., Paducah KY 42003 was appointed as executor of the estate of Hilda C Jackson 100 Lake Pointe Dr, Paducah KY 42003
Atty: L Daniel Key 139 Memorial Dr, Paducah KY 42001
• John Galvin 714 E 1st St., Madison IN 47250 was appointed administrator with will
annexed of the estate of Anita J Galvin 544 Lone Oak Rd, Paducah KY 42001 Atty:
Robert W Goff 100 S. 4th St, Paducah KY 42001
• Marla Riley 9800 Woodville Rd, Kevil KY 42053 was appointed as full guardian of
Madison Shay Figley same address
• Andrea Orr 6301 St. Andrews Dr, Paducah KY 42001 and Tara Miller 1710 Pear
Tree Ln., Paducah KY 42001 were appointed as co-administratrices of the estate of
Judith L Milner 2121 New Holt Rd., Paducah KY 42001 Atty: L. Daniel Key 139 Memorial Dr, Paducah KY 42001
• Gary Don Leneave 1016 S. 21st St, Paducah KY 42003 was appointed executor of
the estate of Don N Leneave 6045 Guyline Dr, Paducah KY 42001 Atty: L Daniel
Key 139 Memorial Dr, Paducah KY 42001
• Cheryl Linn Parvin 135 Rudd Spees Rd, Ledbetter KY 42058 and Donna Kaye Nicholson 1108 Spendthrift Rd, Lexington KY 40517 were appointed as co-executrixes of
the estate of William A B Parker 170 Charlotte Ann Dr, Paducah KY 42001 Atty:
David C Booth 201 Broadway, Paducah KY 42001
• Rhonda Kingston 2715 Mayfield Metropolis Rd, Paducah KY 42001 was appointed
as executor of the estate of Linda Kingston same address Atty: Mark L Ashburn P O
Box 268, Paducah KY 42002
• James L Maynard 10608 St Rt 408 E, Benton KY 42025 was appointed full guardian of Brian Thomas Collier same address
• George Gates 8555 Houser Rd, Boaz KY 42027 and Doreen Gates same address
were appointed as co-executors of the estate of Michael Alexander 3553 Clinton Rd,
Paducah KY 42001 Atty: Elizabeth A Wieneke P O Box 995, Paducah KY 420020995
Settlements
Notice is hereby given that the following settlement of estates have been filed with
the McCracken County District Court and that a hearing on the same will be held on
Feb 27 2017 at 8:30 am. Exceptions must be filed before that time. If no exceptions
are filed the settlement will be accepted.
William Drew Adair executor of the estate of Dennis Jeffrey Dowd.
Tammy Rooney Nortz and Kevin Joseph Rooney co-administrators of the estate of
Pamela Hudson Rooney
This 10 February, 2017
Hon. W. A. Kitchen
McCracken District Judge