Oh, Kentucky

“It’s one thing for me, a politician, to roll into Hazard and say all this stuff and then leave. I want to show people that I believe in Eastern Kentucky and the ag capacity here.” 

Speaking of James Comer, the Kentucky desk predicts (for "all-along" purposes--please note new label!) that the KDLA will one day be archiving Gov. Comer's journals.

No more Corydon?

Forty years of Lions Club pancake breakfasts in Madisonville--none more successful than this month's. 

Good jobs news from Inez.

New pharmacy for historic location in Covington? Historic pharmacy finds new location in Benton.

Christmas parades: Hopkinsville, Dec. 1, and Lexington, Dec. 6.

KET News Quiz!

Rest in peace, Mrs. Lloyd, Cundiff postmistress of 37 years.

Oh, Kentucky

One of the all-time great Tweets, from Paducah's WQQR 94.7 FM: "CONGRATS to Eric Reid of Symsonia! He just won a copy of the Scorpions new album 'Comeblack'." The Twitter desk today also is following football-signee news out of Kentucky (here are Courier-Journal Jody Demling's top 30 college-football prospects from in state) and Rex Chapman movie recommendations.

"Very likely the first person from Hardin County ever to play in a Super Bowl."

During a news conference announcing the Country Music Highway Road to Fame, Olive Hill's Tom T. Hall appears to have successfully dodged all questions about Heath's stunning upset of West Carter in the first round of last week's Touchstone Energy All "A" Classic boys' basketball tournament.

Indeed, a skunk visited our garage just three nights ago.

A message from Maysville to real legislature.

First Jerry's and now this.

Now is the time for all good ...

"KY 900 is one of the few roads equally inviting in both directions. I let the sun dictate my choices. West in the morning, East in the afternoon. Either way, it is a day trip to recharge the spirit."