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This is a simply terrific piece of journalism ...

#NoMoreNoKnocks, now in Lexington, too.

Toward more teachers of color.

"This cemetery has experienced vandalism for years. It's usually teenagers who get intoxicated ... it's a remote area ... We have other remote cemeteries which also get vandalized. There's no indication this was racially motivated."

The gravesite of an Revolutionary War soldier was threatened, but Loyall rallied. (It's not what you think.)

Smart Southgate, etc.?

Trooper Island Kids' Camp goes virtual.

On second thought, the Maysville Mason County Recreation Park pool will open this summer.

“It definitely is not any fun when you gotta be stuck in the house and you’d rather be outside shooting paint at your buddies.”

Gird yourself, warns the Pennyrile District health department director.

Rest in peace, Lisa K. Jones, Grayson County's homegrown library hero.

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Well, it's going to be a lively night in Bardstown when Mrs. Partridge's memoir comes up for discussion at the Nelson County Public Library book club.

Last night at #boonefair #instagram pic.twitter.com/4UQiRFM9dN
— Stephanie Salmons (@SSalmonsNKY) August 6, 2013

And you thought Caterpillar Weekend was only about the caterpillars?

It's almost football season, but that's not all. The rifle 'Cats also are taking aim at a new schedule.

And the Henderson Breakfast Lions Club has noted that Christmas is just around the corner! 

Rebuilding at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Owensboro. Closing a chapter with the Leitchfield City Pool. Hiring in Crittenden County.

"What stories in Washington County have yet to be told"?

Rest in peace, McCracken County Sheriff's Deputy Shaw.