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Richard Nelson: Halloween is approaching but real scariness lies in disrespect of others’ points of view

October 29, 2019October 28, 20190

Halloween is approaching, but Democratic Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke’s resolve to remove tax-exempt status from churches and other nonprofits sent…

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Lauren and Rob Hudson: Positive message for America’s Youth – exceptionalism through patriotism

October 28, 2019October 27, 20190

Columns for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa Patriotism means being proud of our country, grateful,…

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Jacob Clabes: ‘Unexpected friends’ can happen; embracing them can become unexpectedly wonderful

October 27, 2019October 26, 20191

On Thursday morning, after finishing my hurried morning routine of rousing my three sleepy kids, preparing the day’s lunches and…

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Al Cross: McConnell cares most about the state Attorney General race, and things are looking up

October 25, 2019October 25, 20194

For Mitch McConnell, things in Kentucky are looking up. In Washington, not so much. The races are close, but the…

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Debbie Zegarra invites all-comers to ‘ET’s Stampede for Suicide Awareness,’ for good mental health

October 25, 2019October 24, 20190

Ethan’s Purpose, a local non-profit foundation dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of good mental health and suicide prevention,…

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Bill Straub: Argue the facts when you have them; when you don’t, pound the table. And so they do

October 24, 2019October 23, 20191

There’s an old bromide often circulated among lawyers in just about any courthouse you might happen upon in any part…

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John Schickel: Changes to judicial canons were necessary so people know who they are voting for

October 23, 2019October 22, 20190

In Kentucky, state court judges are elected, but usually fly under the radar in elections. This is unfortunate, because the…

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Thomas B. Stephens: A success story worth sharing about Kentucky Employees’ Health Plan

October 22, 2019October 21, 20190

In Frankfort, good news very rarely ever garners media attention. However, as the benefit enrollment period for Kentucky public employees opens…

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Lauren and Rob Hudson: Positive message for America’s youth — exceptionalism through freedom

October 21, 2019October 21, 20190

Columns for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa Freedom has been essential to America’s success. Unfortunately,…

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Alex Weidner: It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month; educate, protect yourself against cyber-attacks

October 20, 2019October 19, 20190

According to TechJury, online crimes are expected to cost businesses and individuals $6 trillion by 2021. Nearly 60 percent of…

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Al Cross: Facts are facts and they matter; Matt Bevin has convictions — but it’s fair to ask hard questions

October 18, 2019October 25, 20190

Matt Bevin is a conviction politician; he has beliefs and sticks to them. That’s one thing to like about the…

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Ed Massey: Kentucky farmers facing challenges on multiple fronts as well as positive ones on diversification

October 18, 2019July 30, 20210

This past week, the Interim Joint Committee on Agriculture met to hear a report from Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles…

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Bill Straub: McConnell dismisses rules of fair play, obstructs progress, to further his own agenda

October 17, 2019October 16, 20196

WASHINGTON – The United States Senate has been converted into a cemetery during the 116th Congress and it should come…

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Bill Butler: Our collective NKY voice deserves to be heard on Election Day — vote and embrace unity

October 16, 2019October 15, 20193

Why? Why is it that we 400,000 strong people of Northern Kentucky have the lowest voter turnout rate in the…

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Andy McDonald: Future of rooftop solar uncertain as Kentucky regulators weigh changes to net metering

October 15, 2019October 15, 20191

Kentucky’s Legislature has approved changes to Kentucky’s net metering law which undermines access to solar power for many Kentuckians. The…

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Lauren and Rob Hudson: Positive message for youth about exceptionalism through courage

October 14, 2019October 13, 20190

Columns for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa Courage (or a lack thereof) is a big…

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Vanita Gupta: Facebook’s new policy gives politicians free rein to spread misinformation, inflame tensions

October 12, 2019October 13, 20190

After Facebook was implicated in the 2016 election wreckage, the company made strides to shore up the platform against future…

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Trudy Lieberman: Rising drug prices put pressure on Congress to act, but drugmakers are powerful lobby

October 11, 2019October 10, 20190

Maybe – just maybe – Americans will get some relief from the relentlessly rising prices of pharmaceuticals. That, of course,…

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Bill Straub: Where oh where have all the statesmen gone, and look what’s left? Then there’s Tom Loftus

October 10, 2019October 9, 20191

Some years back, Kentucky had a gentleman serving in the Senate named John Sherman Cooper, from Pulaski County, who regularly…

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Constance Alexander: New York Times’ 1619 initiative takes in-depth look at beginning of slavey in America

October 9, 2019October 8, 20190

Imagine. The middle of the ocean. No land in sight. An endless seascape. The sky a cloudless wash of gray….

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Ed Massey: Career and Technical Education working group highlights progress, need for reform

October 8, 2019October 6, 20190

As a former school board member and someone with a lifelong passion for education, I am honored to serve as…

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Lauren and Rob Hudson: Positive message for youth about exceptionalism through competition

October 7, 2019September 29, 20190

Columns for families based on the book “It Can Be Done” @studentsleadusa What can be wrong with having a competitive…

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