LOUISVILLE —
A McCreary native passed away last week following a long illness.
Larry Wayne Denney, 64, died Thursday in Louisville, where he made his home.
The son of Loma Denney and the late Willard “Wig” Denney, Larry Denney may be best remembered locally as a member of the 1964 McCreary County High School basketball team which competed at the state championships.
Those who follow county government also know him as the agent who for several years handled the county’s insurance policies through KACo (Kentucky Association of Counties).
In 2006, Denney opened his own business KY County Insurance Services. Earlier in his career, he had also sold insurance for Crabtree-Wilson Insurance Agency.
An avid golfer, Denney briefly served as the pro manager of the McCreary County Golf Club. He was a Kentucky Colonel and member of the Baptist faith.
In addition to his mother, Denney is survived by his wife Cynthia, three daughters, six grandchildren as well as many relatives and friends.
A memorial was held for Denney on Sunday in Louisville. Gifts of remembrance may be made to Eastern Kentucky University, where he earned degrees in English and Philosophy. Complete obituary information can be found in this week’s edition on Page 6A.
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McCreary County Judge-Executive Doug Stephens and Kentucky Treasurer Todd Hollenbach announce the Treasure Finders event coming Thursday to Whitley City.
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$how Us The Money!
WHITLEY CITY — Did you know that more than $300 million worth of unclaimed property is languishing in Kentucky coffers waiting to be returned to the rightful owners?
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Disgruntled school employee arrested
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Litton charged with vehicular murder
SOMERSET — A Somerset man was indicted last week on murder charges stemming from a March automobile accidents which left a McCreary County native dead.
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WHITLEY CITY — When Kenny Kidd was a boy, his hero was martial arts icon Bruce Lee.
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BREAKING NEWS: Disgruntled school employee arrested
STEARNS — A Stearns man is being held in the Laurel County Correctional Center without bond after making threatening statements while on the job at Pine Knot Primary School.
James M. Paulson, 50, was arrested Tuesday evening on one count of second-degree Terroristic
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McCreary Powers to 6-0 District Sweep
After clinching the top seed in the district tournament with a 3-2 win over Wayne County on May 2 the Lady Raiders finished up their regular season district schedule with a final game at Wayne County last Tuesday.
- McCreary Edges SW and Wayne Co. to Claim District’s Number 1 Seed
- McCreary Rallies in 7th Inning to Stun Southwestern
- Lady Raiders Hold Off Southwestern in Extra Innings for District Win
- Raiders Win 100th Game Under Coach Taylor
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Larry Dale Murphy
Larry Dale Murphy age 66 years, 3 months, and 29 days of Whitley City,
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- Laura Jean Campbell Jackson
- Verna Lee Cobb
- Albert Phillips
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