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Constance Alexander: Book options abound for Kentucky Humanties’ 2023 Kentucky Reads program

June 13, 2023June 12, 20230

Editor’s note: Constance Alexander is one of a list of facilitators provided through Kentucky Humanities for Ky Reads. In my…

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Jamie Ruehl: Beshear’s legacy will be his failure to lead and his mishandling of pandemic lockdowns

June 12, 2023June 11, 20238

I remember being at my desk when it was announced that we would not be returning on Monday to “flatten…

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Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s view of week’s news — Father’s Day, smoke, PGA/LIV, mosquitoes, insurance

June 11, 2023June 10, 20230

                    Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay…

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Steve Rawlings: Dams, education, budget take center stage during first week of interim session

June 10, 2023June 9, 20230

Legislators returned to the capitol last week as the 2023 legislative interim kicked off and the pace picks up for…

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Bill Straub: Jamie Comer ‘keeps diggin’ but gettin’ no taters’ and is an embarrassment to his state

June 9, 2023June 8, 20231

Dr. Grady Stumbo, the Hindman populist who twice unsuccessfully sought the Democratic nomination for governor of Kentucky, became embroiled in…

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Col Owens: Race is a defining critical issue in our county; recommended reading to understand it

June 8, 2023June 7, 20230

I have just finished reading Waging a Good War: A Military History of the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968, by Thomas…

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Mitch McConnell: Biden administration regulations further Democrat war on affordable energy

June 7, 2023June 7, 20230

“I want you to look me in the eyes,” President Biden told a young woman during his 2020 presidential campaign….

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Constance Alexander: Artist Cintia Segovia Figueroa makes sense of the world through her work

June 6, 20230

“Sometimes I get myself into too many things and then I regret it.” Despite her admission, artist Cintia Segovia Figueroa’s…

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Jamie Ruehl: Clicking off family’s ‘bucket list’ on New England road trip, remembering United We Stand

June 5, 2023June 11, 20230

As a way to unplug after what felt like a long three years of exaggerated COVID19 responses by our governments,…

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Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s view of week’s news – debt ceiling, vacations, GOP candidates, culture warriors

June 4, 20231

                Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…

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Andy Furman: I’ve really missed you but had a slight setback thanks to a hip replacement

June 3, 20231

I’ve missed you. Really, I have. I’ve missed talking to you – meeting you and most of all writing about…

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Bill Straub: If you only see bad guys in public service, then, like Paul, you see bad guys despite evidence

June 2, 20231

Let’s see…Adolph Hitler, Uncle Joe Stalin, Tony Fauci, Pol Pot, Mao Tse… Whoa. Wait just a doggone minute. Something wrong…

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Ken Rechtin: Volunteerism is not dead — at least not in Newport where volunteering is alive, and well

June 1, 20230

Yes, nationally the number of folks giving of their time, talent, and treasure to serve the greater good has been…

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Jack Coleman: Remembering a 46-year-old tragedy that changed Kentucky for the better

May 31, 20230

The 46-year-old tragedy of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate, recorded as the seventh deadliest nightclub fire in…

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Constance Alexander: Celebrating community identity, creative placemaking one step at a time

May 30, 20232

Besides butchers, bakers, and candlestick makers, Murray’s Downtown Farmers Market also features farm to fresh foods, arts and crafts, flowers,…

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Amye Bensenhaver: What would ‘open government’ look like if Daniel Cameron is elected governor?

May 29, 20235

What would a Daniel Cameron gubernatorial administration look like through the lens of Kentucky’s open government laws? In a word:…

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Joe Heller: A cartoonist’s view of news of week Memorial Day, debt ceiling, school’s out, Tina Turner

May 28, 20230

                Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…

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Bill Straub: Massie’s messy rise to GOP mainstream leaves questions about his role in party’s future

May 26, 20234

Rep. Thomas Massie, the renowned Kentucky Whiz Kid, is proving that the mountain can, indeed, come to Muhammed. It wasn’t…

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Jamie Ruehl: Happy Memorial Day weekend — A Generation X veteran’s perspective

May 25, 20230

I remember being a middle school boy watching my uncle don his Class-As and being impressed by his Ranger Tab…

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Damon Thayer: Reflecting on the sacrifices of our fallen heroes as we approach Memorial Day

May 25, 20230

The arrival of Memorial Day each year is traditionally the start of summer, especially with students’ school years ending across…

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Randy Adams: Educational freedom will bring a brighter future to Kentucky

May 24, 20230

Teachers are important to the future of school choice and proposed “Educational Freedom” as a better slogan to capture the…

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Constance Alexander: Barbara Kingsolver’s latest offers riveting look at addiction-stricken Appalachia

May 23, 20230

When I started reading Barbara Kingsolver’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “Demon Copperhead,” I felt as if I were barely staying afloat….

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