Friday, June 23, 2017
Thirteenth Podcast
The thirteenth podcast is up. Thanks to freemidi.org for the audio files. This week Eric and Matthew talk about the NCAA selection committee.
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Oh, Kentucky
Rest in peace, Army Sgt. William Bays, 29-year-old Californian transplanted to Todd County, husband and father of three daughters.
Back to West Paducah.
Mr. Basketball 1986.
Kentuckian of the year:
We are losing the fight against police brutality in America. Period. https://t.co/695glBI0eV— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) June 22, 2017
Every day, the news is chock-full of the saddest and most desperate, pregnant opening scenes of movies, and about the only way I can bring myself to keep looking at them is to imagine the happiest, most unlikely endings.
Four thousand twenty-five homeless people in Kentucky.
The state is seeking to enlarge its diversity of adoptive families.
Two minutes and forty seconds each Aug. 21 in Allensville, Dycusburg, Fairview, Hopkinsville, Princeton and Salem ...
Tonight in Hoptown: "Mr. Eclipse."
Archaeology day camps for kids 9-11 start tomorrow at Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site.
Good jobs news from Paducah.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band is coming to Etown!
Mall ready for Friday Night Thunder https://t.co/rrq0WKIqoO #somky pic.twitter.com/4VOy8DjWzn— Somerset Kentucky (@Somerset_KY) June 22, 2017
Monday, June 19, 2017
Oh, Kentucky
The history of @moreheadstate, from 1887 to present day, at 9/8 pm on KET. pic.twitter.com/sMD2sb6eYU— KET (@KET) June 19, 2017
OK, I totally didn't even know there was such a thing as the "Pride In The Counties" Area at the state fair, and, if I was an Edmonson Contain, I'd totally want to do this.
You can't go to an aquarium in Morgantown, so the Newport Aquarium went there.
Knoth's of Grand Rivers: no beans, no potato salad, no more after Saturday.
WHOP reports that the (Frisch's) big (Boy) bucks of Cincinnati have cost the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library its director.
The City of Paducah is hiring.
Calvert City continues takeover of the Kentucky Dam State Park Airport.
Todd County's multi-pronged eclipse strategy is outlined.
It appears as though a new Christmas parade might be in the cards for Beaver Dam!
Transitional centers for homeless youth are opening in Breathitt, Floyd, Knott and Pike counties.
Sunday, June 18, 2017
The Freakin' Weekend (1971)
And happy Father's Day 1971! It's Friday, June 18, 1971, and we're down to just two more days to get our shopping done. Sports Illustrated has had some great ideas ...
Of course, Sears has all sorts of solid choices ...
In Chicago, we could swing by Marshall Field for some attractive wildlife coasters ...
My dad finally announced he no longer wanted any gifts he couldn't read or eat ...
Actually, I'm probably going to just end up going to Walgreens ...
I've been working on my picks for the All-Star ballot ...
Here's where we stand, by the way ...
Friday, June 16, 2017
Oh, Kentucky
Rick Pitino ends press conference by saying the NCAA will not break him and that he still expects to win multiple championships at UofL. pic.twitter.com/9amBsD1rqU— Spectrum Sports KY (@SpecSportsKY) June 15, 2017
TAKE THAT, HOPTOWN!
The world's largest (remote-control) jet show comes to Lebanon next month.
Backyard chickens in Beaver Dam? Tabled.
The evening before Gov. Bevin traveled out to western Kentucky, he was praying and walking in Louisville's West End.
Rest in peace, Roy Jack "Todd" Preston, "a good friend, as good a friend as any man could have this side of Heaven." (And welcome to the HP, Burton Fork in Magoffin County.)
Backyard chickens in Beaver Dam? Tabled.
The evening before Gov. Bevin traveled out to western Kentucky, he was praying and walking in Louisville's West End.
Rest in peace, Roy Jack "Todd" Preston, "a good friend, as good a friend as any man could have this side of Heaven." (And welcome to the HP, Burton Fork in Magoffin County.)
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