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Jeff Rubin: For a livable community, affordable housing issues demand creative thinking and action

July 26, 2016July 25, 20160

Some 40 million American households are paying more than a third of their incomes on rent, according to a recent…

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Col Owens: Kentucky should keep the Medicaid expansion as it is; say no to KyHealth alternative

July 22, 2016July 21, 20161

I am a recently retired Senior Attorney from the Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio. During my career I concentrated…

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Bill Straub: Bevin’s claim of ignorance over removal of Jane Beshear’s name from center has hollow ring

July 21, 2016July 21, 20162

It’s becoming increasingly easy to imagine Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin – sans beard — assuming the role of the late…

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Commentary: #KeepKYCovered coalition speaks out about risks to well-being of KYHealth proposal

July 20, 2016July 27, 20160

Governor Bevin’s proposed Medicaid waiver (Kentucky HEALTH) includes a number of harmful changes that will impact the health and economic…

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Stephen Pruitt: Courage is required as Kentucky works to implement Every Student Succeeds Act

July 20, 2016July 19, 20160

Courage, a simple word. Nearly everyone knows how to define it. Many statements exemplify it. It takes courage to rush…

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Dennis Keene: Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonel part of Commonwealth’s history and heritage

July 18, 2016July 18, 20160

The Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonel is one of the Commonwealth’s proudest traditions. Dating back to 1813, Kentucky Colonel…

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Mike Denham: Some of Kentucky’s best academic programs occurring during summer months

July 18, 2016July 15, 20160

Some of Kentucky’s most successful academic programs take place, oddly enough, when the school year is over. Several of these…

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Commentary: Public deserves answers from presidential candidates about social security

July 16, 2016July 15, 20161

By Jim Kimbrough Special to NKyTribune When the presidential candidates accept their parties’ nominations in the coming weeks, millions of…

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Mitch McConnell: ‘New normal’ under Republican Senate leadership is good news for American people

July 15, 2016July 14, 20164

One newspaper recently declared that the Senate ‘has settled into a new normal’ under Republican leadership, ‘passing bills at [a]…

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Bill Straub: With control of the Senate on the line, McConnell won’t admit Trump is what he is

July 14, 2016July 13, 20162

WASHINGTON – Pity poor Mitch McConnell. No, really. The Republican National Convention gets underway in Cleveland next week and McConnell,…

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Boone County Sheriff thanks residents for support in the wake of Dallas police shootings

July 13, 20160

An open letter to the citizens of Boone County, Kentucky: I’ve been a part of the Boone County Sheriff’s Office…

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Sen. Rand Paul: Heroin, opioid epidemic felt in practically every corner of the country

July 12, 2016July 12, 20164

When I’m meeting with Kentuckians all over the Commonwealth, it is troubling how often the heroin epidemic tops the list…

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Lyn Hacker: Bell’s Palsy strikes again — and is a hard but potent lesson in respect and appreciation

July 11, 2016July 11, 20161

It was about 15 days ago that we sat down to dinner. I put a straw to my lips and…

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Addia Wuchner: Kentucky HEALTH plan is both compassionate and common sense approach

July 8, 20167

As a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives, a R.N., and a retired health care administrator, I wanted to…

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Bill Straub: Massie’s positions indicate he thinks all American interests terminate at the border

July 7, 2016July 6, 20163

WASHINGTON – Rep. Thomas Massie probably never met Robert W. Welch but the Republican lawmaker from Somewhereorother Lewis County is…

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Constance Alexander: Oral history and the arts tell relevant stories of the past

July 5, 20160

July 1, 2016, marked one-hundred years since the beginning of the devastating Battle of the Somme, one of the bloodiest…

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Mike Denham: Finding ways to address childhood obesity biggest public health challenge in U.S. today

July 4, 2016July 2, 20160

To get a better understanding of just how prevalent obesity has become in America, consider that no state had more…

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Rene Thompson: Governor’s ‘reinvention’ of Medicaid troubling — belittles working poor, disabled

July 1, 2016July 1, 20160

In the 20th century Americans decided to provide a means by which the financially fragile need not die because they…

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Bill Straub: Having a good laugh at the ‘totality of it all,’ but there is no real joy in Bevin-ville

June 30, 2016June 29, 20164

Way back in 1936 the Republican nominee for president, Kansas Gov. Alf Landon, fell to the FDR juggernaut by more…

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Jeff Rubin: As we celebrate 4th of July, remember that veterans deserve dignity, respect — and benefits

June 29, 2016June 28, 20160

This 4th of July as we celebrate the many freedoms we enjoy as Americans, let us not forget the right…

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Constance Alexander: A look at health issues the candidates should be talking about this election cycle

June 28, 2016June 28, 20160

Murray has been recognized as a retirement community, a friendly town, home of an affordable regional university with a reasonable…

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Carrie Cox: Our Lady of Fatima statue travels around the U.S., made a visit to Walton church

June 24, 2016June 24, 201616

Our Lady of Assumption Church, located on Beaver Road in Walton took a turn hosting the statue of Our Lady…

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