You have two minutes with the introductory round so i will try to do the question first in spanish and then english because we are live on univision. [speaking spanish] thank you to all of our lulac chapters. [cheers and applause] i am julian i have twitter bet joaquin says i am one minute uglier than he is which is not true. Im happy to be here this evening about conversation of the future of the country. We had our first president ial debate and at the end i said i was happy to be there in my presence on that stage marked some of the tremendous progress we have made is a Latino Community. The question before us the next few months is what kind of country do we want to be from cracks and then to achieve the dreams you have achieved because generations have worked for progress to make sure no matter the color of their skin if you went out for a an apartment to rent you can get good job opportunities. And exercise your right to vote at the ballot box. The question before us is if we con
Workshops, scheduled July 25-26, will offer a hands-on approach to grant writing SOMERSET, KENTUCKY (June 20, 2023) - The Somerset-Pulaski Economic De.
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This month, HCTC Public Relations Director Evelyn Wood is retiring after 30 years at the college. Submitted photo
Later this month, the âvoiceâ of Hazard Community and Technical College is retiring after 30 years of being heard on the radio, television and even the collegeâs phone system. HCTC Public Relations Director Evelyn Woodâs last day in the office is May 28. During the May 5 Rotary Club meeting, of which Wood is a member, she spoke about her time at the college and in the club, as well as other endeavors over the years.
Prior to joining HCTC, Wood said she worked ten years in the news business â five years at WYMT, two plus years at two radio stations and more than two years at a daily newspaper in Somerset, âThe Commonwealth Journal.â While in college, she worked for a weekly newspaper, âThe Grant County News.â Wood holds a bachelorâs degree from the University of Kentucky. While she was