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You're going to want to check this list before you get your LBL on.

Madisonville's Dr. Festus Claybon Memorial Park is getting a new football field and all-inclusive playground.

Sam Adler Bell delivers in New Internationalist an economical, power-packed 2,300 words on eastern Kentucky and coal's decline.

100 years for Lexington-based A&W, purchased by its franchisees from YUM! Brands in 2011.

Rest in peace, Lt. Brown, Covington firefighter of 25 years who "found little blessings in helping people."

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The Kentucky Standard's Forrest Berkshire and Randy Patrick weigh in with a terrific, thick series of stories on how depictions of the black experience have changed in Bardstown arts and history.

Good jobs news from Coal Run and Franklin.

The Christian Church (Disciples of Kentucky) is restructuring itself, and you can learn more and weigh in on the proposed changes.

First Aid Kit, so hot at the HP in 2018, is on the docket for July's Forecastle Festival in Louisville.

Turning to sports, the KHSAA's tweaks to its state golf tournaments aggravated the Golf Channel crowd.

Rest in peace, "Joe Franklin Fulks, Corporal US Marine Corps." (Steve Flairty in the Northern Kentucky Tribune revisits the triumphant and tragic tale of the "Kuttawa Clipper.")

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Meet the Artists of Paducah.

Hold the chickens in Lawrenceburg.

Good jobs news in Hopkinsville and Morgantown.

The Todd County Public Library has gone bike-friendly.

Is the state getting ready to take over Menifee County schools?

Emotions ran high at the first public forum at Land Between the Lakes last night. http://t.co/kRsaOqertO #WPSD pic.twitter.com/Vrnrzf89pg

— WPSD Local 6 (@WPSDLocal6) June 12, 2015