Oh, Kentucky

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A Henderson man who started using meth as a teen-ager has opened a facility offering medication-assisted treatment, and he is passionate about undercutting the stigma associated with this category of treatment options. "They're not stealing. They're not lying. They're keeping a good job. They have their kids. They feel normal. They're just taking a medication that keeps them from going through withdrawals. Why are they not clean?" 

In London: Can You Escape?

Per the River City News, the KKK has stepped up marketing efforts in Covington and Newport.

Eclipse talk: Madisonville Community College, April 27.

Schmidt Farms on Old Cairo Road in Paducah is readying for its next act, starting this fall.

Crestwood's Veterans Memorial Park has opened but is just getting started on its long-term vision.

Brownsville police are getting new cruisers.

West Louisville appears to be getting a YMCA.

Bardstown's getting a new mayor.

Ludlow's apparently getting something big.

You might remember Makayla Epps ... well, she was drafted by the WNBA's Chicago Sky on Thursday, and Saturday is Makayla Epps Day in Marion County!