
Constance Alexander: Crystal Wilkinson’s ‘The Birds of Opulence’ will enthrall Kentucky readers
Imagine a tree, a bird in the tree, the hills, the creek, a possum, the dog chasing the possum. Imagine…
Imagine a tree, a bird in the tree, the hills, the creek, a possum, the dog chasing the possum. Imagine…
Schools are not adequately teaching the history of American slavery, educators are not sufficiently prepared to teach it, textbooks do…
A Genius of calligraphic swordsmanship, swashbuckler Zorro proudly wears a mask as he traces a Z onto a villain. Armed…
Pride, covetousness, lust, anger, envy, sloth, scandal. That was how we memorized the Seven Deadly Sins at St. Francis School….
The only photo we have of my maternal grandparents is typical of the Victorian era. Sitting ramrod straight in an…
With the current death toll from the coronavirus nearing 400,000 and projections that the total will reach a half-million by…
The Way Home, by Murray writer and MKyTribune columnist Constance Alexander, has been published by Finishing Line Press of Georgetown….
When I was growing up, creamed onions and Scotch whiskey were essential to a proper Thanksgiving. The onions paid homage…
Twenty years ago, Theresa Flowers stood on her porch in rural Trigg County directing me down the sporadic gravel path…
Today, when a Girl Scout opens the door to her closet, she is not greeted by a sea of green….
Probably not but it gives you something to think about. Just a day ago I asked Facebook friends to name…
The preface to DaMaris B. Hill’s new book of poems, “A Woman Bound is a Dangerous Thing,” confronts readers with…
Best birthday present this year was discovering that a friend from long ago, Roberta George, had her first novel published…
All over the country, teenagers are missing the pomp and circumstance associated with graduation. When schools closed in March, it…
There was no sisterly squabbling or good-natured sibling rivalry last week when Carrie Lingscheit and Emmy Lingscheit served as artists…
The woman on the cover of Bernard Clay’s first book of poems has stars in her eyes. Literally. Perhaps she…
Family conversations can be awkward, even downright difficult, according to Vivian Lasley-Bibbs, Director of the Office of Health Equity for…
For a man who wrote stories that make spines tingle and raise hairs on the back of the neck, author…
Fifty columns, averaging about 700 words each, add up to 35,000 words for “Main Street” 2019. Readers ask if coming…
Christmas cookie exchange. The words spark my “flight or flight” response. And that’s not a typo. Over the years, I…
As the barista leans across the counter with my first coffee of the day, she gestures toward me with her…
Imagine. The middle of the ocean. No land in sight. An endless seascape. The sky a cloudless wash of gray….