And, oh, how I love this terrain:
This, though, is unnerving.
Jenny Smith in Madisonville's Messenger delivers a thought-provoking and heart-wrenching feature on a 94-year-old local woman from Brooklyn whose family was poor enough in the Depression that her father came to her when she was 7 and asked her to give up a bracelet her godmother had given her, to be sold for money to buy food for the family. Man, that's rough.
Sam Neace with chilling news in The Hazard Herald: No. 1 on the Centers for Disease Control’s list of U.S. counties most vulnerable to soon developing an HIV and Hepatitis C epidemic is Kentucky’s Wolfe County. No. 3 is Breathitt County. No. 4 is Perry, and No. 5 is Clay. “Out of the top 220 counties on the CDC’s list, 54 of them are located in Kentucky,” he reports.
Who lobbied Real Legislature hardest this past session?
Proud that this enormous Confederate monument is coming down at the University of Louisville. Long overdue. pic.twitter.com/Q2tfMqhi5P— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) May 1, 2016
A member of the Brass Lantern dynasty took top honors in the Kentucky Monthly recipes contest, or his "Bison with Bourbon Bacon Butter and Pickled Onions."
"MovingKentuckyForward.com" is for sale.
You going to the prom?
Rest in peace, Ed Davender, whom Jerry Tipton of the Lexington Herald-Leader describes as "arguably the most under-appreciated star player in University of Kentucky basketball history."
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