Marriage Licenses
From the Oct 6, 2026 e-EditionRobert William Burr Jr., 19, of Cedar Grove, and Adeline Rose Thompson, 21, of Cedar Grove.
Madisyn Grace Garrison, 21, of Holladay, and Brennen Michael Hollingsworth, 22, of Bruceton.
Katie Irene Deckard, 29, of Murray, Kentucky, and Bradley James Lamb, 27, of Murray, Kentucky.
Cristina Marie Cabral, 38, of Huntingdon, and Corey Dean Sims, 36, of Huntingdon.
Debra Marlene Woodard Ross, 67, of McKenzie, and Ricky Dale Fuzzell, 73, of McKenzie.
Christopher Adam Tinsley, 40, of McKenzie, and Elizabeth Otero Martinez, 42, of McKenzie.
Blake Lynn Reeves, 22, of Huntingdon, and Anna Cathryn Montgomery, 24, of Huntingdon.
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