The City of Morganfield has closed the westbound right turn lane on US 60 Business at the west intersection with the US 60 Bypass at Morganfield. This intersection includes KY 56.

The right turn lane for westbound traffic from US 60 Business to KY 56 westbound at this intersection is closed due to a sewer line collapse. This turn lane closure will be in place until the sewer line can be repaired.

Additional restrictions may be required for westbound traffic on US 60 Business in the work zone to allow the repair crew to go about their work. Motorists traveling US 60 Business from downtown Morganfield westbound toward Sturgis should be aware of this work zone and use appropriate caution.

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National Trails Day was launched by the American Hiking Society in 1993 to help promote exercise, trail development and the outdoors. It has grown to more than 2,000 events around the country.

The Kentucky State Parks have more than 250 miles of hiking trails. For more information, visit www.parks.ky.gov

Kentucky has more than 2,500 miles of hiking trails. To find a trail in your area, visit the Office of Adventure Tourism website at www.getoutky.com. For more information about National Trails Day and related events, visit: http://www.americanhiking.org/national-trails-day/

Here is a listing of some of the events planned at Kentucky State Parks and other locations around Kentucky. All events are on June 2 unless otherwise noted:

Kentucky State Parks:

Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park, Mount Olivet Battlefield Walk Learn more about the fascinating history of Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park. This one-hour walk is an easy, leisurely pace. Your guide will share information about the Battle of Blue Licks and the Revolutionary War. The free walk begins promptly at 1 p.m. at the Pioneer Museum. There is a nominal fee to tour the museum which houses Revolutionary War memorabilia as well as fossils, mastodon bones and pioneer artifacts. This walk is offered on several dates throughout the summer. Call the park at 1-800-443-7008.

Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park, Buckhorn National Trails Day and Free Fishing Weekend Borrow a free fishing pole from the marina to hook a fish, or hike part of the park’s two miles of trail. Programs will be given on learning to fish, Project Learning Tree and Project Wild. Guided walks will be offered to interpret history, wildlife and ecology of the park. Other hiking opportunities in the area will be presented. Ideal for all ages. Call 1-800-325-0058.

Columbus-Belmont State Park, Columbus Visit the park for a History Hike starting at 10 a.m. Walk through the park earthworks and nature trail. See the Civil War museum. Water provided and snack bar is available. Call 270-677-2327.

Greenbo Lake State Resort Park, Greenup National Trails Day Hike Join Greenbo Lake for a 10 a.m. hike by meeting at the parking lot of the Jesse Stuart Lodge. The hike will include the Fern Valley Trail, go along the lake shore and continue by the Buffalo Iron Furnace and Claylick One-Room Schoolhouse. The entire hike will cover about 3.5 miles and last two hours. Bring water and wear appropriate shoes. You may want to bring a camera. Call 1-800-325-0083.

Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg Jenny Wiley Trail Hike Join us for this excursion that will trek all 4.5 miles of one of the most scenic trails in eastern Kentucky. Meet at the entrance to the May Lodge at 8:30 a.m. for a brief meeting about the trail and terrain. We will then make our way to the trailhead to begin our hike. The park staff will provide garbage bags for trail cleanup and will discuss important factors that make trails sustainable. The Jenny Wiley Trail is one of the most strenuous trails in the park system, as you will climb and descend in elevation of 500 feet or more three different times. Please allow 5-6 hours for this hike, wear comfortable clothing and appropriate shoes, and be sure to bring a bottle of water. Call 1-800-325-0142.

John James Audubon State Park, Henderson Creatures of the Night Adventure Trek/National Trails Day Venture out with our interpretation staff on National Trails Day and discover mysterious nighttime creatures. Dress for the weather, bring a flashlight and meet us at the Audubon Museum for this free event from 6:30-9 p.m. Call Julie McDonald at 270-826-2247. The park will also be participating in Free Fishing Weekend. The Ohio Valley Fly Rod Club will hold a free demonstration from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. across from the park office on June 2.

Lake Barkley State Resort Park, Cadiz National Trails Day In celebration of National Trails Day, Lake Barkley State Resort Park will offer a series of hikes throughout the day. At 9 a.m., the park naturalist will lead a nature hike in search of flora and fauna that call the park home. The estimated time of the hike is 1.5 hours. Guests should wear sturdy shoes, dress appropriately and bring water. At 3 p.m., there will be a guided hike focusing on the history of the park, lasting approximately 45 minutes, and at 7:30 p.m., join the naturalist for a night hike. All hikes meet at the breezeway at the main lodge. Call 1-800-325-1708.

Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Slade National Trails Day In honor of National Trails Day, you are invited to join the staff at Natural Bridge State Resort Park for a volunteer work day in which improvements to the trail system will be made. Trail work may include cutting vegetation along the trail edge, carrying trail material to an improvement site, clearing or installing water bars, changing trail grade for proper drainage, picking up trailside trash, or clearing steps of debris buildup. Work starts at 9 a.m. and will end by 3:30 p.m., and will include brief training. Preregistration is required, and space is limited. This work day is intended for adults and children ages 10 and up. Ages 10–17 must be accompanied by an adult. Approximately 1-3 miles of hiking will be required. Contact Tyler Morgan at tyler.morgan@ky.gov or (606) 663-2214.

Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park, Dawson Springs Moonlight Canoe Trips Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park will offer guided canoe trips by moonlight on June 2 and 30 and July 28. Bring water, insect repellent and a flashlight. Registration is $20 per canoe. Participants must be 10 years old or older. Registration is required by one week before trip. Limited number of canoes. Call 1-800-325-1711.

Pine Mountain State Resort Park, Pineville Adventure Hike to Tri-State Peak Stand on the vaulted spot (1,990 feet) where Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia come together. You’ll also stand in the saddle of the gap where more than 300,000 followed in the footsteps of Daniel Boone as they made their way into unknown country. You’ll also enjoy commanding mountain vistas and the best view of the Middlesboro meteor crater. Aside from the commemorative shrine of the tri-state peak, the site also includes a marker denoting the location as being astride the Royal Colonial Boundary of 1665. Other stops on this outing include Pinnacle Overlook (2,440 feet), and the Newlee Iron Furnace (circa 1819). The registration fee is $10 per person and van transportation will be provided to the first 10 persons. Participants are encouraged to bring a day pack with water, snacks, and a lunch. Total hiking distance is 3 miles. Hiking boots are recommended. Total field trip time is 5-6 hours. Advance registration is required; departure time from the park is 8 a.m. Register by e-mailing Dean.Henson@ky.gov or by phone at (800) 325-1712.

Other National Trails Day events include:

Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, Golden Pond Land Between the Lakes has been providing opportunities for outdoor recreation to citizens and visitors of western Kentucky for decades. A great spot to spend National Trails Day, here are some of the things LBL has planned throughout the day: Be an Outdoors Kid (basic outdoor skills); Pond Prowl; Garbage in the Garden. For more information, visit www.lbl.org.

Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, Clermont Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest is excited to offer free admission June 2, in celebration of National Trails Day. Activities include: ECO Kids Discovery Day, Pollywog Play Parties, Family Fishing Day, Half Millennium Trail Hike and Bernheim Trail Marathon Sponsored by Trail Runners of Louisville. For more information visit www.bernheim.org

Jefferson Memorial Forest, Louisville Jefferson Memorial Forest will host guided hikes and educational sessions for National Trails Day. Kids Fishing Derby is offered for those 17 years old and younger. Tackle and bait will be provided; all they need to do is pick a spot to cast their lines. www.louisvilleky.gov/metroparks

The Nature Conservancy of Kentucky, various locations The Nature Conservancy of Kentucky plans to host guided hikes at the following nature preserves at 11 a.m.: • Jim Beam Nature Preserve in Jessamine County • Mantle Rock Nature Preserve in Livingston County • Sally Brown Nature Preserve in Lancaster Visit http://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/kentucky/events/index.htm

Trail Work Day in the Red River Gorge, Stanton The U.S. Forest Service, in conjunction with the Red River Gorge Trail Crew and Benchmark Outfitters, will host a trail work day on June 2. The event begins at 9 a.m. at Gladie Center, off of KY 715. The day will include clearing brush, painting blazes and dead tree removal. There will be a prize drawing following the event and a potluck dinner and fireside social. Register with the Red River Gorge Trail Crew at www.rrgtc.com or call Charlie Rowe, U.S. Forest Service, 606-663-0576, ext. 106.

Adventure Day at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Harrodsburg Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill will host its popular Adventure Day on National Trails Day. This day includes plenty of fun and free activities. On tap for this year are fishing, hiking, paddling on the Kentucky River and a variety of nature programs. Learn more at www.shakervillageky.org

American flags will be placed at the gravesite of military veterans buried in the two cemeteries where most, but not all, gravesites have military markers. In order to recognize all veterans at the two cemeteries, American Legion and FVW members are attempting to identify the name and location of each veteran’s grave. Please contact Lark Buckman at 822-5128 or by email, LarkBuckman@yahoo.com, or any American Legion or VFW member, with the name and grave location of any veteran buried in St. Ann or St. Agnes Cemetery who does not have a military marker so they can be properly recognized on Memorial Day.

The Independence Bank 4th of July Celebration fireworks show will be held on Wednesday, July 4, 2012 on the riverfront. Entertainment for 4th of July will begin at 7:00 P.M. in the amphitheater. Food concessions will be open by 5:30 P.M., childrens’ activities will be from 6:00-8:00 P.M. in Audubon Mill Park and the fireworks show will begin at 9:00 P.M. Rain date will be Thursday, July 5, 2012.

The following is the summer concert line-up:

June 22 – HI FI Cultivation – Sponsored by: Rio Tinto Alcan and Faught & Jones Insurance – HiFi Cultivation is the perfect mix of soul and rock sounds. The band is made up of six local musicians with an abundance of experience playing with local acts such as The Huckleberries, Hog Maw, McFly! 80′s, The Gravetones, The Echo-Plexes, and The Amazing Soul Crackers . The band was formed in mid 2011 with the sole purpose to play music that the band members love but is rarely covered in the Evansville/Henderson area. Artists and bands such as Aretha Franklin, Grace Potter, Ike and Tina, Otis Redding, Joss Stone, Nikka Costa, The Stones, The Black Crowes, and Adele are part of the set lists played by The HiFi. The music is the perfect combination for music lovers who like to sit and listen or get up and shake it!

June 29 – The Hiding – Sponsored by: Home Oil & Gas Company and Weaver, Dalton and Associates – Out from the hills, sticks and backups of Southern Indiana come the Rock/Country ‘N Roll VARIETY band, The Hiding.

The Hiding, who definitively isn’t hiding anymore, stems from a wide variety of musical influences like The Beatles, Third Eye Blind, Johnny Cash, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muse, Neil Young and more. Last year The Hiding played well over 75+ Shows all over the region. The band has brought their cover song list to well over 150+ songs and growing every month, with songs from 60′s-00′s Rock/Country/Blues/R&B/Funk and more. Covering Artists like: CCR, Joan Jett, Miranda Lambert, The Commodores, Cameo, Sheryl Crow, Gnarls Barkley, Cupid, Johnny Cash, Collective Soul, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Wild Cherry, Pat Benetar, Hank Sr./Jr., Skynyrd, Tom Petty, Zeppelin, ELO, Green Day, Garth Brooks, Jason Aldean, Skynyrd, Little Big Town, Journey, Katy Perry, and much much more. It is major variety in song choice and genre they provide.

July 4 – Independence Bank 4th of July Celebration – Fireworks sponsored by Independence Bank, Musical Entertainment sponsored by Benton-Glunt, Tapp and Roselawn – The musical entertainment will begin on the riverfront at 7:00 P.M. with Keith Vincent. Keith Vincent has been performing in and around Henderson for more than thirty years. With a repertoire of more than 500 songs Keith has performed at most venues at in the area. At one time or another Keith has fronted rock, country, and bluegrass bands. He has worked as a solo artist for the last ten years. His music covers a number of genres from country to rock, singer-songwriter covers, as well as a healthy number of original tunes. In addition to his solo career, Keith is also the band director at Henderson County High School, music director at Chapel Hill united Methodist Church, and owner of Musician Services. He is a Henderson native and is married to wife Tina.

The fireworks show, sponsored by Independence Bank, will begin at 9:00 P.M. Food concessions from Rex’s BBQ and R&L Concessions will be available and open by 5:30 P.M. and childrens’ activities will be from 6:00 – 8:00 P.M..

July 13 – Green River Drifters – Sponsored by: Ohio Valley Financial Group, IWT Solutions and State Farm Insurance Agents Anne Boyd, Al Baity, Christina Sapp and Chris Trammel. The Green River Drifters are a four piece band out of Webster County, KY. What started out as just 4 buddies getting together to cut loose and play some tunes, has quickly become a highly sought after working band. The band is made up of singer Kevin Forker, bassist Adam Humphrey, drummer Heath Stone, and guitarist Dan Conn. With a sound all their own, which is best described as a refreshing mix of blues, country and rock. Green River Drifters have garnered a large devoted following of fans from the Tri-State area. The band attributes this to hard work and the band’s “song first” motto. “It’s all about the Songs”, says singer Kevin Forker. With a setlist spanning several decades and music genres, the band is sure to get the crowd moving.

July 20 – The Haire Family – Sponsored by: Medco Center of Henderson, Herb McKee and the Citi Center. Every so often a group comes along who just steals the heart of everyone they meet. The Haire Family fits this description to a tee. Not only does their family harmonies separate them from the pack so to speak, but their genuineness and their transparent love for God is evident.

Pastors and promoters all across the US have welcomed them as a part of their services. Fans have embraced them and have supported their music nationally for the last 5 years. Their first national radio release “Top of the Mountain”, reached number 28 on the Singing News Charts, an amazing feat for any artist. God has blessed them with at least 4 other top 50 songs including the hit single “Sheltered” which was number 3 on the Singing News Chart, and reached number 1 status in the Power Source Magazine. It is easy to see how God has blessed the Haire Family. In 2002 they were nominated for the prestigious Horizon Award given to those who the fans recognize as their favorite new group.

July 27 – Sticks & Stones – Sponsored by: Pittsburgh Tank & Tower and Dunaway’s Pharmacy. Sticks and Stones is a Rhythm and Blues band founded by Grammy Award winner Jeff ‘Stick’ Davis (Amazing Rhythm Aces). The band has developed a style they have named Noir Blues. With Brian Glick on drums and vocals, Ricky Byrne on guitar and vocals, Erick Scales on keyboards and sax, and Stick on bass and natural coolness, the band has more years of experience than they care to tell. Their set list consists of music ranging from Howlin’ Wolf to Al Green, from Muddy Waters to the Viscounts and everything in between. For the best in Noir Blues, check out Sticks and Stones, or as Stick would say, “be there or be L7″.

DHP Summer Concert Series Media Sponsors are The Gleaner, WSON Radio, Local 7 WTVW, WEHT ABC, Tristate Hompage.com and Townsquare Media.