Gov Bevin announces record year of economic development investment already in 2017 - $5.8 billion, he says. pic.twitter.com/UHZR9DPx0E— Thomas F. Loftus (@TomLoftus_CJ) May 26, 2017
Beliles starts to get what he's looking for as Bevin begins to talk about house. https://t.co/PvPS57e8Sl via @courierjournal— Thomas F. Loftus (@TomLoftus_CJ) May 27, 2017
The media asked for it and they got it. Watch Gov. Bevin set the record straight on #FAKENEWS.— Governor Matt Bevin (@GovMattBevin) May 27, 2017
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A sick man...@TomLoftus_CJ of the @courierjournal was caught sneaking around my home and property..Was removed by state police..#PeepingTom— Matt Bevin (@MattBevin) May 27, 2017
If KSP had to "remove" Loftus (instead of just ask him to leave), there'd be a report.— Jacob Payne (@cattleprod) May 27, 2017
Spoiler alert: Didn't happen like Bevin claims.
The bomb threat at the London newspaper plant turned out to be fake. The shots at the Herald-Leader, however, were very real.
"The difference, locals say, is affording three-bedroom house vs. being stuck in a trailer." My word, what a great piece of reporting and writing--Ana Swanson of The Washington Post on the president, trade, defense, aluminum and Hawesville.
Happy 100th to Logan County's quieter legendary businesswoman, Sarah Frances Ballance Campbell, key supporter and supplier to Russellville High Panther football and marketing evangelist for First Baptist Church. "We may run out of cake."
Clark County's Trapp Elementary School is being turned into a home for homeless female vets and their families.
Madisonville is up from 15th to 13th place in Kiwanis International voting to pay for "all-inclusive" playground equipment at the city park. The top 10 advance to the next round. You can vote today and tomorrow.
A bear at the Somerset Walmart.
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