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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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Focused on Harlan County sports — today and yesterday

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ARH sponsors First Priority Bowl

October 5, 2025
Danny Vaughn
Harlan ARH sponsored the First Priority Bowl game Friday matching Middlesboro and Harlan. Several ARH officials participated in the pregame coin toss, including Dr. Timothy Jenkel, who recently joined the medical staff in Harlan.
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