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Buck Ryan: Time for journalists, voters and candidates to wake up ; don’t squander the lessons

November 9, 20150

A Tale of Two Young Voters: It was the left of times, it was the right of times, depending on…

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Commentary: Quit smoking now — it really is a dangerous addiction; help is here with incentives

November 6, 2015November 5, 20150

By Lynne M. Saddler Special to NKyTribune Smoking cigarettes is a dangerous addiction. Not surprisingly, people who smoke realize this,…

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Bill Straub: What to make of outcome? Dems plain blew it; Bevin played culture card; voters slept in

November 5, 2015November 5, 20154

So, what to make of Republican governor-elect Matt Bevin’s smashing victory over Democrat Jack Conway Tuesday night? Bevin, a Louisville…

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Mike Denham: The courage and dedication of Kentucky’s veterans should never be forgotten

November 4, 20150

On Nov. 11, our nation will come together as it has for nearly a century to pay tribute to those…

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Lewis Donohew: Rejecting scientific findings doesn’t really alter the facts; is this the year for change?

November 3, 2015November 2, 20150

Throughout history, new scientific theories and discoveries have been greeted with skepticism and opposition, despite overwhelming data to support them….

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Brent Cooper: When it comes to Early Childhood education, it’s about kids, not politics

November 2, 20150

Early childhood education isn’t a Democrat, Republican, Libertarian or Tea Party issue. It is a critical component to our community’s…

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Jeff Rubin: Berea looking to be an ‘Age-Friendly’ community — you may want yours to do the same

November 2, 2015November 1, 20150

Results from a recently concluded “Age-Friendly” Berea survey revealed more than just how residents feel about issues impacting the quality…

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Commentary: Northern Kentucky seniors deserve explanation for SSNK’s abrupt cessation of services

October 30, 2015October 30, 20155

By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Senior Services of Northern Kentucky board of directors should call for an independent…

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Bill Straub: Rand Paul is doubling down on crazy, hanging on to a hopeless presidential campaign

October 29, 20150

If you dig really, really deep, you may prove able to unearth some rationale or other for Sen. Rand Paul…

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Mike Denham: After far too long, society, public policy finally protecting children, victims of violence

October 28, 2015October 28, 20150

As a matter of public policy, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and bullying were seldom discussed for much of…

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Rick Robinson: Just going along with the joke about Che, the Butcher of La Cabana; it is a joke, right?

October 28, 2015October 27, 20150

Just like black, peg-leg jeans on new-age hipsters, Che Guevara never goes out of style for left-wingers. It’s hard to…

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Constance Alexander from Murray: For many of us, the library is the home that welcomes us

October 27, 2015October 27, 20150

According to poet Robert Frost, “Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take…

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Commentary: Protect innovation by safeguarding patents; oppose two bills currently in Congress

October 23, 20150

By Kyle Keeney Special to NKyTribune As we start to wrap-up 2015 with an eye towards the 2016 elections, our…

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Bill Straub: The time has come to declare Kentucky’s Whiz Kid Thomas Massie an abysmal failure

October 22, 20156

Some years ago, too many to be perfectly frank, my old pal Big Al Suderley told me he had broken…

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Billy Reed: Status quo not an option, so it’s time to put what’s best for the University of Louisville first

October 22, 2015October 21, 20152

As a result of one of the most bizarre sports scandals ever, the University of Louisville finds itself at a…

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Commentary: Help fight domestic violence through the HopeLine used mobile phone drive

October 20, 20150

By Jay Box and Sherry Currens Special to NKyTribune The color purple is often used to portray power, nobility and…

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Greg Stumbo: Illegal drug epidemic plagues our state — and addiction is an ever-changing battlefield

October 17, 2015October 16, 20150

When it comes to solving the big issues of the day, President Eisenhower had it right when he said, “If…

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Billy Reed: Author of SI article critical of Louisville athletics not showing professional accountability

October 16, 2015October 15, 20150

I believe the vast majority of professional journalists will tell you that when a columnist accuses a person or institution…

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John Roush: Keep presidential debates on college campuses, the perfect experience to teach civic participation

October 15, 2015October 16, 20150

This commentary first appeared in the New York Times as part of its ‘Room for Debate’ series. Hosting presidential campaign…

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Bill Straub: With no real political principles, Mitch McConnell is simply focused on one thing — winning

October 15, 2015October 14, 20150

WASHINGTON – Ya gotta love Mitch McConnell. Really. The Senate Republican Leader from Louisville has for decades been one of…

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Mike Denham: Kentucky seeing uptick in number of traffic fatalities — not a good trend

October 14, 2015October 14, 20150

For nearly a decade now, Kentucky has made significant progress when it comes to reducing the number of traffic fatalities…

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Tom Block: Is it Paul Ryan’s time? Can Ryan be an effective leader as Speaker of the House?

October 13, 2015October 12, 20150

Is it Paul Ryan’s time? In my last column I wrote on the Republican conundrum of trying to put together…

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