Yep looks like spring to me. 😊 #TolerKY @WYMT @AndrewWYMT @brobwx @SpecNewsKY @JimWKYT @Kentuckyweather #ekywx #kywx pic.twitter.com/0xZvC453hX— Mary Reed Runyon (@MaryReedRunyon1) April 24, 2018
Good jobs news from Bardstown. Bad from Richmond.
Glasgow has lost several firefighters to Bowling Green and Elizabethtown, and it appears to be a salary issue.
Williamsburg rallies to restore its Lane Theater.
The WKU student government is turning out to be a terrible mess.
ICYMI, mandatory abstinence and financial education were among the products of Kentucky's 2018 legislative session.
Will the state take over management of Jefferson County Public Schools?
The government is selling the guns (and other stuff) they took away.
Dylan Lovan of the Associated Press in Louisville delivers a terrific article on the gun-laws conversation in Marshall County.
Meanwhile, Rainesford Stauffer of Teen Vogue surveys the landscape of reform advocacy across Kentucky's schools.
Richie Davis in the Hampshire Daily Gazette tells a lovely story of a cultural exchange between western Massachusetts and Letcher County and its resulting in a new bakery at the Hemphill Community Center.
Rest in peace, Martin County sheriff's deputy Stepp, who was "active in the community in every way."
