Kentucky
Trump immigration order leaves Kentucky Refugee Ministries facing cutbacks or closure
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An immigration non-profit that has worked in Kentucky for nearly four decades faces the possibility of reducing staff or even ceasing operations altogether.
Kentucky Refugee Ministries, which operates offices in Louisville, Lexington and Covington, said it may be unable to provide services if the executive order signed by President Donald Trump that suspended refugee resettlement programs remains in effect.
KRM receives 90% of its funding from federal grants, KRM spokesperson Alex Miniard told The Courier Journal.
“We’re having to really evaluate what we need to do in order to continue,” Miniard said. “A lot of offices across the country are already closing down fully or heavily reducing staff. And sadly, some of those options — it looks like that’s going to happen here at KRM.”
The news comes just days after the Kentucky Equal Justice Center in Lexington, a non-profit poverty law advocacy center that includes the Maxwell Street Clinic for immigration law, announced they would have to suspend operations because of financial constraints.
Community partners and more than 350 individual donors provided enough support for KEJC to remain open with reduced staff for at least six months, per its website.
“We’ve been around for 35 years now and provided services for about 40,000 people in that time,” Miniard said of KRM. “We have every intention of staying committed to that mission, but it’s coming down to we need a heavy amount of outside funding and community support, of donations, in order to ensure that those services and our staff and our organization are all preserved.”
On Jan. 20, the U.S. Department of State ordered the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants to stop all work for refugee resettlement, including suspending all refugee admission and assistance for those already in the country. Federal funding has been paused.
For decades, the federal refugee program — a legal form of migration to the U.S. — has helped those escaping natural disasters, torture, human trafficking, religious persecution and war with legal, social and health services.
Since the program was unanimously passed by Congress in 1980, it has safely resettled more than 3 million refugees, according to the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants.
“Religious organizations shoulder the bulk of refugee resettlement work in the United States,” according to the Associated Press. “Out of the 10 federally funded national agencies that resettle refugees, seven are faith-based.”
Kentucky Refugee Ministries is approved to welcome refugees through the State Department. It provides services for refugees and asylum seekers from war-torn countries like Congo, or Cuba, following restored diplomatic relations between the U.S. and the island nation. It offers comprehensive services, starting with cultural orientation and employment and continuing to citizenship and naturalization.
The funding provides refugees further opportunities beyond being settled in the state, such as job readiness or resume-building workshops and even providing work items, such as uniforms or footwear.
According to KRM, Kentucky holds the largest Congolese population. Louisville is second, behind Miami, for the largest Cuban population.
Public data related to the American Community Survey, which offers a one- and five-year look at a community’s changing population, was removed from public-facing federal websites on Friday following directives from the Trump administration.
Amos Izerimana, the director of Louisville’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, is an immigrant who arrived in Louisville in 2007 from a refugee camp in Tanzania.
“Kentucky Refugee Ministries plays a crucial role in connecting with newcomers and ensuring they have the necessary tools, resources, and support to begin a new life in Louisville,” Izerimana said in a statement to The Courier Journal. “It is very important they have access to the funding they need to provide these services throughout our community.”
Trump’s suspension of the program also canceled the travel and family plans for thousands of refugees, some of whom had gone through a yearslong vetting process, including more than 1,6000 Afghans who assisted the U.S. in war efforts.
At least 105 refugees who were supposed to be resettled by KRM had their travel plans canceled, including a few Afghan refugees who were family members of those who assisted in the war efforts.
Of those refugees headed to Kentucky, Miniard said many were also medically vulnerable and had experienced lots of trauma because that’s where KRM specializes its support.
“What do you do?” she asked. “What do you tell these people?”
Kentucky also accepted a higher number of immigrant arrivals before January 2025 in anticipation of the program’s suspension, leaving those new to the state with potential access to fewer services.
“Those people who have initially arrived — the first 90 days, especially — they are in need of a very high level of support,” Miniard said. “Leaving those people even more vulnerable to homelessness, starvation or losing the home that they just got, that they waited years for safety to have — and then to take that away … That’s something that’s really hard for all of us and a lot of the community that supports us to reconcile with.”
Only two other affiliates are listed for Kentucky under the federal office for refugee resettlement: Catholic Charities of Louisville and the International Center of Kentucky, in Owensboro and Bowling Green.
Amber Duke, the executive director for the ACLU of Kentucky, said the state’s current infrastructure is unable to meet the need for immigrants.
“Thinking about these drastic pullbacks on services, it’s absolutely devastating,” Duke said. “Behind the numbers are clients and people and families who are depending on these services.”
If refugee resettlement agencies reliant on government grant funding were unable to provide services, those core services would have to be covered across different sectors — many of which also have limited funding, such as housing.
“It’s challenging during this time, especially for folks who have previously experienced this trauma,” Miniard said. “They think they’ve finally experienced safety and then they start to hear this kind of rhetoric … and they think, ‘Oh no. This is happening again. I’m not safe.’ Imagine what that does to trigger fear and anxiety? People are scared.”
Stephanie Kuzydym is an enterprise and investigative reporter. She can be reached at skuzydym@courier-journal.com.
Keely Doll is a communities reporter. Reach her at kdoll@courierjournal.com.
Kentucky
Two ‘dangerous’ inmates escape Kentucky detention center, sparking multi-agency manhunt across region
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Two inmates described as “dangerous” escaped Friday evening from a Kentucky detention center, prompting a multi-agency manhunt, police said.
The Morehead Police Department warned the surrounding community that two inmates had “walked away” from the Rowan County Detention Center.
Investigators said multiple law enforcement agencies are actively searching for the escapees, with Kentucky State Police leading the investigation.
“These inmates should be considered dangerous,” police said, warning the community not to approach anyone suspicious or unfamiliar.
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Two inmates described as “dangerous” escaped from a Kentucky detention center, prompting a multi-agency manhunt. (Morehead Police Department)
One of the inmates was identified as Michael Fogleman, 29, who is described as 6 feet tall and 188 pounds.
He has short or closely shaved hair and a short beard along his jawline and chin, according to police.
The second inmate was identified as James Smallwood, 52, who is listed at 6 feet 1 inch tall and about 215 pounds.
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Michael Fogleman, 29, is one of two inmates who escaped from a Kentucky detention center, police said. (Morehead Police Department)
He is described as having a medium to stocky build with gray facial hair around the mouth and chin area.
Smallwood was last seen wearing a white shirt and blue jeans and possibly a hat, police said.
James Smallwood, 52, is one of two inmates on the run after escaping from a Kentucky jail, authorities said. (Morehead Police Department)
Authorities urged residents to remain vigilant and call 911 immediately if they see anything suspicious or have information about the escapees.
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Law enforcement agencies are searching for two escaped inmates in Kentucky, authorities said. (Silas Walker/Lexington Herald-Leader/Tribune News Service)
Investigators said they will provide more information as it becomes available.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the Kentucky State Police and Rowan County Detention Center for comment.
The Kentucky high school 2026 outdoor track and field season has been exceptional, especially the girls competition.
In particular, the sprints and horizontal jumps.
Long Jump Leaders Set the Pace
First, the long jump.
Christian Educational Consortium’s Jade Hartlage, a rising superstar of track and field in its totality, has the state’s leading jump, 19feet, 9 inches, set March 26. She is partially homeschooled and not eligible for in KHSAA postseason.
Hartlage’s mark is followed by Simon Kenton’s Alexis Howard (19-0, March 26). Howard is another standout athlete. She was selected as a 2025 All-State Honorable Mention in soccer. Howard won the 3A indoor title in early March, recording a mark of 18-7 1/4.
Howard, Svidal Among Top Contenders
Walden School senior Natalie Svidal sailed to an 18-4 1/2 mark at the Walden Small School Championships May 5. That ties her for third in the state with Taleigha Nash of Great Crossing High School.
Triple Jump Competition Tightens
In the triple jump, Howard is atop the performance list. She leapt 40-5, April 25.
However, Svidal is close. She recorded 40-2 1/4 this past week.
Multi-Sport Stars Making Impact
Teigh Yeast, yet another standout athlete, who helped George Rogers Clark win a state basketball title in March and is a Robert Morris University basketball commit, logged a 40-0 1/2 jump April 21. Yeast was last season’s 3A champion at 39-5.25.
How Kentucky Stacks Up Nationally
Perspective and context need to be applied here. Here’s how Kentucky compares nationally.
National Benchmarks Set the Bar
Parker Coes of Morton Ranch High School (Katy, Texas) has surpassed 21 feet twice in 2026. Abigail Mecklenburg of Linn-Mar High School (Marion, Iowa) is approaching the 21-foot threshold.
Coes’ marks were achieved in the early indoor season. The Texan has jumped 20-10 1/2 outdoors (April 3) but her last mark was 18-11 3/4, May 2.
Mecklenburg is yet to replicate her indoor marks outdoors.
The top outdoor jump so far in 2026 is 42-7.5, set by Daniela Hughes of Los Altos High School (Los Altos, California).
A significant challenge for the Bluegrass jumpers to surpass. But if there is a season for top-10 national rankings or records.
State Records Within Reach
With that said, the Kentucky state records are potentially breakable in the next two weeks. The current records are 20-4 (Maxine Graham, Fleming County High School, 1975) and 41-7 (Sophie Galloway, Marshall County High School, 2021).
Each has the speed and explosiveness to challenge those marks.
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The prices given are those indicated by state tax stamps required on all deeds. The addresses listed are those given for tax purposes. Because a tax bill may be sent to a business office or other location different from the property being transferred, some of the addresses listed may differ from the property that was transferred. Includes property square footage and date purchased.
Here are property transfers in Jefferson, Bullitt and Oldham counties, Kentucky from Oct. 20-26, 2025.
Jefferson County
40059
9407 CIVIC WAY, BROWN DAVID RYAN to HARRIS DYLAN | 2,641 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $640,000
7511 SMITHFIELD GREENE LN, POORKAY MEHDI to FLEITZ MARTHA JEANA | 3,200 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $610,000
5612 WOLF PEN TRCE, LAUER WATSON KATARINA to CHAN ABIGAIL SY | 4,976 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $835,000
5622 TIMBER CREEK CT, TORRES IRICH J to HUGHES THERESE SUSAN | 1,653 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $350,000
7808 GRENOBLE LN, BERNARD G ALAN to BENCH SUE | 3,732 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $515,000
40118
10713 ALBERTA DR, TATE JEFFREY L to SNYDER EBONI D | 1,200 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $245,000
2107 SMITH RD, AUBREY DEVIN SCOTT to MCCOY BRITTANY D | 2,880 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $390,000
40203
1909 GRIFFITHS AVE, TRINH RENTAL to NGUYEN DANG LIVING TRUST | 2,059 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $60,000
40205
2539 WOODCREEK RD, CODISPOTI JOSEPH to BRINK DAVID AARON JR | 2,687 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $499,000
40206
2804 BEXLEY CT, CHARLES SHEILA M to LOCKWOOD CRHISTOPHER J | 1,602 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $167,500
443 UNIVERSITY AVE, DONALDSON THOMAS REEDER to DUELL JOHN SCOTT | 2,472 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $469,000
40207
5307 INDIAN CREST RD, DEGOLIAN ROBERT R to COLLINS CHRISTINA MARIE | 5,280 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $625,000
5 WOODHILL RD, AUSTIN R THOMPSON to WOODHILL | 8,153 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $4,000,000
418 CHERRYWOOD RD, REINERT ROBERTA J to BRIZENDINE TODD | 3,203 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $408,310
40208
2935 S 3RD ST, CARMONA PROPERTIES LOUISVILLE to MOORE AUSTIN | 2,768 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $337,000
40211
923 S 40TH ST, PROPERTIES DC to VANGUARD ENTERPRISES CORP | 2,246 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $68,000
40213
4401 CAMPOBELLO ST, HESTER BARBARA A to WALDRIDGE TERESA GAIL | 960 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $165,000
40214
4127 S 2ND ST, MESO HOMES INVESTMENTS to FOLKINS KATHERINE MARIE ROSELLE | 3,375 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $250,000
9714 SECRETARIAT DR, THREE DS DEVELOPMENT to PADGETT BRENT MICHAEL | 3,916 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $64,000
5427 SOUTHVIEW DR, PROPERTY PRIME to QUEVEDO BEATRIZ MARTINEZ | 1,389 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $239,900
40215
1104 OLEANDA AVE, VENIA to THOMAS DAVID L | 720 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $130,000
920 STANLEY AVE, NUMBER CRUNCHERS to BOCALANDRO MICHAEL L RAMOS | 1,092 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $190,000
40216
5603 ARVIS DR, LEISTER ANDREW A to NEWKIRK LARRY W | 2,050 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $245,000
4603 MELVIN DR, WELLS JUANITA to ORTIZ YAIDELIN HERNANDEZ | 2,100 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $237,000
1580 SADIE LN, FRANCO REDIFREDO to TAMAYO LUIS RIVERA | 1,107 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $203,000
3000 ROCKAWAY DR, GEAN JOHNNY BRYANT ESTATE to AL SHATHER MOE R | 2,100 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $150,000
40218
3516 LISBON LN, THOROUGHBRED AQUISITIONS to GILPATRICK CHRISTOPHER | 925 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $230,000
5435 BANNON CROSSINGS DR, GREEN KAREN J R to BAKHODIR ALIYEV | 1,700 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $250,000
40219
4800 FAMOUS WAY, SINCHURI JAMUNA to SUBEDI MITRA LAL | 2,726 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $270,000
7915 JUDGE BLVD, SERRANO FRANK SAMPEDRO to MORFA YUCIMIN CASAS | 2,134 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $250,000
40220
6129 ARLONE CT, DIAZ GEILER LLOPIZ to PADRON LEODEL MIRANDA | 1,125 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $245,000
3008 BOAIRES LN, JONES LINDA LEE M to GEHLHAUSEN TIMOTHY LOUIS | 1,134 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $225,000
3014 TALISMAN RD, BARRETT CLAY to VEGA ALEXANDER | 2,508 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $290,000
40222
1714 ORMSBY LN, MARY ELIZABETH ATHERTON LIVING TRUST to CORLEY BRIAN | 2,700 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $290,000
40223
2600 ANCHOR WAY, COLLINS CHRISTINA M to BROWN DAVID RYAN | 4,980 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $1,050,000
40241
2942 GOOSE CREEK RD, BROWN CATHLEEN G to SEGUNDINO SHARON | 3,038 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $345,000
7611 BEECHSPRING FARM BLVD, OWEN DAVID HAYS to KASDAN MORTON L | 7,884 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $1,240,000
4412 SUSSEX CT, HAEFFELE WAYNE A to MARTINEZ RAFAEL MORALES | 2,238 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $240,000
9206 FELSMERE CIR, DEVON BANK to DAFALLA SHAZA BASBAR | 3,615 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $530,000
7010 CREEKTON DR, PATEL KETAN to KULKARNI YOGESH S | 4,977 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $860,000
4708 SUNNY MEADOW CT, CORNETT JOHN WALLACE JR to HILL CONNOR DALE | 1,256 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $328,600
40245
2911 MEADOW FARMS PL, HAYDEN RICHARD L to HAYDEN RICHARD L | 4,832 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $789,000
13815 FOREST BEND CIR, JEWELL MELISSA A to WILHOIT JEFFREY | 2,904 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $415,000
115 WATERSTONE WAY, CHEATHAM STEPHEN D to MATTHEWS STANLEY | 4,240 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $645,000
40291
9218 WELLINGTON HILL CT, PEARSON PAULA to KHAREL GOPI LAL | 4,013 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $415,900
8313 FAIRMOUNT RD, PULTE HOMES OF OHIO to GANBAATAR GANTULGA | 3,028 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | 10/21/2025 | $407,990
13317 CAIN LN, HILLNER GREGORY P to DUNCAN DAVID | 4,124 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $420,000
115 WATERSTONE WAY, CHEATHAM STEPHEN D to MATTHEWS STANLEY | 4,240 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $645,000
40299
3417 ETHELWOOD DR, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE to BENCOMO PROPERTIES | 1,406 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $173,000
Bullitt County
40047
163 HERITAGE WAY, GEPHART GERARD ANTHONY & SUSAN DARLENE to GEPHART GERARD ANTHONY & SUSAN DARLENE | 3,618 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $440,000
460 RIVER CLIFF DR, CHAPMAN MICHAEL TODD to GRIDER JAMES L JR | 1,410 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $385,000
405 LINCOLN DR, SMITH JERID R to JERID R SMITH LIVING TRUST | 1,296 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $310,000
966 ALPAR LN, BOURBON TRAIL HOMES to COOMES KAREN & CALVIN & MCGRATH NICOLE & AARON | 2,42 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $220,000
392 WINCHESTER DR, ELDER JOHN T to GIBSON KELLI L & SAMUEL R | 1,100 q ft | 10/22/2025 | $210,000
218 LAKEWOOD DR, VICKERY GEOFFREY & PAULETTE to VICKERY FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUST | 3,388 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $320,000
589 FLATLICK RD, OWEN ELIZABETH to GATROST THEODORE J & ATROST THEODORE JR & TRICIA | 1,115 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $175,000
234 LONDON SQUARE, EMPIRE PROPERTIES 1332 to SEBATWARE ERIC & NYAMAHORO NYAGANZA | 2,227 sq ft| 10/24/2025 | $444,800
153 ELDER GLEN CT, PAYNE DAVID A & JANICE K to PAYNE FAMILY TRUST | 1,975 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $355,000
688 TWIN OAKS DR, LENTZ CHARLES JOSEPH to LENTZ FAMILY TRUST | 3,008 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $225,316
40109
2337 CORAL RIDGE RD, CAHILL ROSETTA & CAHILL LARRY E JR to CAHILL ROSETTA | 2,986 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $187,919
1271 CABIN CREEK DR, OWEN-RUMMAGE LINDA L & RUMMAGE ANTHONY K to ANTHONY & LINDA RUMMAGE LIVING TRUST | 1,834 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $251,748
40150
151 DIANE CT, CDF BUILDERS INC to KREBS SHELBY R | 1,345 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $294,569
3427 HORSEFLY HOLLOW RD, MAUERMANN KAREN ANN to KAM CAPITAL ENTERPRISE | 816 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $91,900
40165
468 WINDING CREEK DR, FUGATE ELEANOR L to REEDY AARON J & ADRIANNE R | 3,880 sq ft |10/21/2025 | $480,000
358 WESTSIDE DR, MAY BRANDON S to CHAPMAN MICHAEL T & KRISTEN L | 2,025 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $385,000
227 PRYOR VALLEY RD, HODGES ROBERT GARY & MATSON TIARRA B to HODGES ROBERT GARY & MATSON TIARRA B | 1,150 sq ft |10/21/2025 | $100,980
225 PRYOR VALLEY RD, HODGES ROBERT GARY & MATSON TIARRA B to HODGES ROBERT GARY & MATSON TIARRA B | 1,000 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $70,000
127 DAYFLOWER CT, FISCHER HOMES LOUISVILLE to HERZOG HEATHER A & MCGAUGH DUSTY L | 2,852 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $439,990
232 VILLA LN, ALEXANDER KATHY L to KATHY ALEXANDER REVOCABLE TRUST | 1,009 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $140,035
193 PARE CT, DYER THOMAS & PAULA to STEPHENSON ROBERT L & DANA S | 3,268 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $540,000
126 LAKES EDGE DR, LONNY RAY CONSTRUCTION INC to HAGER SIERRA & KEETON CODY | 1,203 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $258,000
177 WHITE RUN RD, SETACCIOLI PROPERTIES to BUCKNER KYLE WILSON & CELESTE NICOLE | 1,701 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $122,000
40229
12205 DULCIE CT, THRELKEL BRIAN to BEST KELLY B | 1,208 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $239,000
Oldham County
40014
6105 BRENTWOOD DR, TJM CUSTOM HOMES to SCEARCE EMILY H | 2,342 sq ft | 10/22/2025 | $795,000
5314 BROOKSWOOD RD, SCHUMM CHRISTOPHER L & HERNANDEZ NID to ONSUM KEITH WALTER & RACHEL YESENIA | 2,216 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $595,000
7492 EDITH WAY, GONDA STEPHEN & LORA to STEPHEN & LORA GONDA LIVING TRUST | 2,998 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $1,053,300
7414 KAVANAUGH RD, OLIVER KEVIN DRUE to MCBROOM JOSHUA DYLAN & SARAH ALINE | 1,741 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $325,000
5311 LEE AVE, RL HOME SERVICES INC to CABADA-SAMORA JESUS | 1,462 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $565,000
7110 AUTUMN BENT WAY, CORBIN TROY G to KREY NICOLAS T & KRISTA A | 2,004 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $459,900
40026
13120 POND CREEK DR, POND CREEK SEC 4 to MERRICK BRYANT JOSEPH & KEELEY LYNN | 2,253 sq ft | 10/21/2025 | $590,000
3343 N BUCKEYE LN, WISE JOHN P to BISIG GREGORY & CAROL SUE | 3,408 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $840,000
40031
2826 ALDER WOOD LN, KEY HOMES to BUONFIGLIO JOSEPH II & SAMANTHA CRAIG | 1,991 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $550,000
3617 RED OAK DR, GONDA STEPHEN & LORA to PERLIK LYNNE NICOLE & VINCENT ROBERT | 3,303 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $960,000
706 LATIMER AVE, WILSON DAVID & NORMA J to COLLINS MATTHEW RYAN & SHELBI NICOLE | 1,351 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $205,000
40056
6904 JESSICA CT, WHITE ALL & BREDA MICHAEL R to RUTLEDGE CAROLYN L | 1,050 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $250,000
40059
11572 VICTORIA FALLS LN, CLAYTON PROPERTIES GROUP INC to BLUEGRASS LIVING TRUST | 2,636 sq ft | 10/23/2025 | $925,377
2713 MAYO LN, DONNA BRIGHT REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST to PARKER FAMILY TRUST | 5,796 sq ft | 10/24/2025 | $1,576,550
40068
4208 BALLARD RIDGE CT, CD LLC to CHEATHAM STEPHEN DARRELL | 2,500 sq ft | 10/20/2025 | $774,900
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