Oh, Kentucky

Rest in peace, the Rev. Dr. Coffman, a graduate of Russellville High at age 16; pastor of Christian churches in Daysville, Bethlehem, Cerulean, Madisonville, Middlesboro, Greenville, Bowling Green, Paducah and Guthrie; prolific Logan County historian; Kiwanis and Boy Scouts leader, and proud Vanderbilt grad who celebrated his 95th birthday earlier this year by showing his gold.

It's Unity Festival day at the Islamic Center of Bowling Green.

Kentucky for sale (but not tree today): "Native Americans and early American settlers, especially those in the Kentucky territory, roasted and ground the seeds to brew a coffee-like beverage (albeit no caffeine), hence the common name ..."

Northern Kentucky University sold one of its radio signals to the local operators of Dry Ridge's Classic Country 106.7 WNKR, and the price was $4 million cash and $1.3 million in advertising time.

It's a sellers' housing market in Lexington.

Kentucky beekeepers want to narrow the Kentucky Proud needle.

Good jobs news from Louisville.

Kentucky's unemployment up slightly last month https://t.co/Upt4kGC3Ks pic.twitter.com/xBoe9liw0q

— WHOP AM/FM (@WHOPradio) July 20, 2017

NASA warns to choose our eclipse glasses wisely.

Do the state corrections departments rules around prisoners and books violate the First and 14th amendments?

Speaking of reading, it's going to be interesting to check out this as a counterpoint to this.