Jamie Vaught: Sharing more recently published nonfiction books for your reading pleasure
Second of two-parts — Sharing recently-published nonfiction books, in no particular order, for your reading pleasure: –“Andy & Don: The…
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Jamie Vaught: Sharing favorite recently published nonfiction books you might want to read
In no particular order, here are my favorite new books to share with you: –“Hope: Entertainer of the Century” by…
Keven Moore: Here are some insightful tips to lessen your chances of being a home burglary victim
Many of us have a nightly ritual of checking and locking our doors and windows before we go to sleep…
Bluegrass & Backroads: Vickie Vaughn Band blends tradition with youthful energy
Centered on powerful vocals and poignant songwriting, the Vickie Vaughn Band blends tradition with youthful funk and energy. Kentucky is…
Christine Luken: Developing good habits in financial matters can help you achieve financial peace of mind
Habits are seemingly small things, but they have great force in guiding our lives toward success or failure. The dictionary…
Three special wild game dinners planned at Kentucky State Parks during month of April
Kentucky State Parks have three special wild game meals scheduled in April that will whet your appetite. Pine Mountain State…
Keven Moore: Lesson of Erin Andrews verdict — hotels can’t be too vigilant in ensuring guest privacy
Have you ever wondered why hotel rooms are so costly? Think about it: How much does it really cost a…
Our Rich History: Ludlow’s Irish legacy marked by upward mobility of skilled craftsman, railroad jobs
by David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Irish immigration to the United States began in the colonial period. Many of…
Old Time Kentucky: Father of Bourbon Elijah Craig imagined he could serve God and mammon both
By Berry Craig NKyTribune columnist In early Kentucky, many a vote was swayed, outright bought or rewarded with whiskey. Campaign…
Old Time Kentucky: Laffoon’s plans for a state sales tax led mobs to descend on Frankfort in 1930s
By Berry Craig NKyTribune columnist Matt Bevin, the first Republican elected governor since Ernie Fletcher in 2003, doubtless hopes his…
Gayle Pille: Coyotes are here in growing numbers — much maligned, feared and harmless
By Gayle Pille Special to NKyTribune In an age when many species of animals are disappearing at an alarming rate,…
Keven Moore: Flaws with unintended consequences — ‘detectable warning pavers’ are a pet peeve
Everyone has his own set of pet peeves and one of mine is found when entering grocery stores, retail outlets,…
Answers in Genesis recognized by National Religious Broadcasters for reality series ‘Wild Brothers’
For the fifth time in six years, Answers in Genesis (AiG) was recognized by the 1,400 member National Religious Broadcasters…
Our Rich History: Kate Scudder, founder of Baker-Hunt center, voracious 19th Century world traveler
By Stephanie Zach Special to NKyTribune For most of us, winter is the time to sit in a blanket by…
Last weekend to check out Robot Zoo at Boone County Public Library Main Branch in Burlington
If you haven’t had the opportunity to check out the Robot Zoo at the Boone County Public Library, time is…
Fish and Wildlife Department adds Kentucky Horse Park lake to neighborhood stocking program
Rolex Lake at the Kentucky Horse Park is the newest addition to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources’…
Christine Luken: Plan now to put your tax refund to good use — get traction by paying off debt
Getting a tax refund this year? Don’t just blow that money! Instead, use your tax refund to gain some financial…
Kentucky by Heart: African American Encyclopedia calls needed attention to contributions of Dunnigan
By Steve Flairty Special to NKyTribune I recently picked up another in my collection of Kentucky-related encyclopedias. With The Kentucky…
Christine Luken: No keeping secrets about finances from significant other — discuss household budget
We like to tease about hiding our purchases from our husbands or wives so we don’t get “in trouble;” however…
Keven Moore: Sad loss of Lexington’s Blue Grass Stockyards, sobering reminder for business owners
Last Saturday the city of Lexington experienced one of the largest fires in its history when the Blue Grass Stockyards…
Christine Luken: Sharing some warm, cozy ‘batch’ soups for those cold, dreary days of winter
We know the spring is inevitably coming, but it still feels like we’re in the grasp of Old Man Winter….
‘Dearly Departed’ coming to Village Players; opening night sold out already; special Valentine’s matinee
Village Players of Fort Thomas presents its winter production, “Dearly Departed” by David Bottrell and Jessie Jones, Feb. 12-20, 2016….