Oh, Kentucky

"It wouldn’t be a Whitley concert without a little rain."

I'm totally poised to leap on the NaviGo bandwagon.

I also am totally down with the drinks mantra of Dr. Nikki Stone with the Ronald McDonald dental van: "Water, whenever; milk, only with meals; juice, just once; and pop, only at parties."

Lebanon is looking for some of the travel writers' love.

Good job news from Russellville, too.

Back in the 1980s, the on-campus housing people at WKU were insistent that the Herald stop calling them "dorms" and instead use the term "residence hall." I'm wondering if some of those folks are now working for Warren County Parks, which yesterday cut the ribbon on a new "athletic complex" (is that a gym?) and a couple of public tornado shelters at Basil Griffin Park (which back in the 1980s was still known as "Three Springs Park").

Fun at the Ole ballpark! #Breds celebrate winning run 12th to beat Kentucky 4-3 at Brooks Stadium in Paducah: pic.twitter.com/rxCtmJUNw2
— Dave Winder (@RacerDave23) May 14, 2014

(Old) Ledbetter Bridge is falling down.

Logan County has a new schools superintendent, and he's a West Point grad and Desert Storm vet who was the No. 2 person in Madison County.

Barren County High's historic Class of '74 is reunioning.