Oh, Kentucky

I think the Paducah Student Christmas Ornament Contest entry criteria are exceptionally well crafted. I will absolutely steal them the next time I am involved in organizing a Christmas-ornament contest.

It's National Honey Month, and the state apiarist sees a market opportunity for more Kentuckians in beekeeping.

It's a new day in Pioneer Village--new flag, new motto and no more 1996-tornado debt.

Louisville, not Kentucky.

Great to have @NBA @WashWizards star @paulpierce34 in Diddle this afternoon. @WKUSports @spalding pic.twitter.com/M4lP0SM6Ly
— WKU Sports Pics (@WKUSportsPics) September 15, 2014

"We're all on the same team, anyway."

"There is little evidence that the expansion of health coverage will help Kentucky Democrats in this fall’s midterm elections."

Good jobs news from Danville and Louisville.

They paved Wendy's, and they're putting up another Wendy's--in Glasgow.

Revolutionizing the southern tip of Radcliff.

Another media merger, in the Pennyroyal.

Shelby County Schools is experimenting with IEEE 802.11™-based wireless Internet connectivity on its buses. (Products based on IEEE 802.11-2012 “Standard for Information technology--Telecommunications and information exchange between systems Local and metropolitan area networks--Specific requirements Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) Specifications” are often branded as “Wi-Fi^®” in the market.)

A pay-what-you-can restaurant has opened in Danville.

Is 9-1-1 a joke in this town?