Showing posts with label Forkland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forkland. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
Oh, Kentucky
Star Country Market & Pizza on U.S. 60 in Rush did not--thanks, apparently, to Roxy.
Welcome to Lexington (here now).
Welcome back to Olive Hill (June 30, "NO DIRTBIKES!")
The problem of four-wheelers on "The Fork" draws about 100 to a community meeting, and Ben Kleppinger with Danville's Advocate-Messenger is there to deliver a great report.
"PlayThink is a revolution. PlayThink is a community. PlayThink is an adventure. PlayThink is for EVERYONE!" Starts today in Berea.
Hiring at Nolin Lake State Park (for seasonal campground help).
Congrats to the Barren County Detention Center's General Equivalency Diploma (GED) graduate and 22 National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) recipients.
The new Metcalfe County Government Center appears to be coming along nicely.
Fulton County's UK grads got together at The Keg to award some scholarships last month, and Jack "Goose" Givens was the guest speaker!
Rest in peace, Thomas H. Porter Sr., Madisonville High Maroons basketball and football captain, Iwo Jima Purple Heart recipient, innovator of no-till farming in Kentucky, bringer of affordable municipal water and grade-school basketball to Nebo and husband of Kathleen for 66 years.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Oh, Kentucky
Rest in peace, Mr. Crittenden, a big winner in Cuba and later Russia, a record-breaking Racer in between, a snubber of the Knicks for the Peoria Caterpillars, Calloway County High's first basketball coach and, finally, one of the state's premier principals.
Happy 50th, Boyle County High.
Live from Gilbertsville, it's Col. Sanders.
Live on TV, it's Pineville's Jimmy Rose.
Good jobs news from Frankfort, Georgetown, Hopkinsville, Louisville and Russell Springs.
Happy 50th, Boyle County High.
The culture wars rage on--outside a McCracken County High art classroom and inside the Harlan County school cafeterias.
Live on TV, it's Pineville's Jimmy Rose.
Good jobs news from Frankfort, Georgetown, Hopkinsville, Louisville and Russell Springs.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Oh, Kentucky
Good jobs news from Bowling Green, Elkton, Flemingsburg, Frankfort, Independence, Louisville, Mayfield, Paducah, Shelbyville and Utica.
Georgetown College's 1998 national-championship basketball coach is the new guy at Kentucky Wesleyan.
The library crisis in northern Kentucky.
They really couldn't go home again.
Georgetown College's 1998 national-championship basketball coach is the new guy at Kentucky Wesleyan.
The library crisis in northern Kentucky.
They really couldn't go home again.
Rest in peace, Mrs. Pennington, who "worked tirelessly with Frankfort officials to obtain the tennis courts at Madisonville Community College for any and all to use" and who was honored at those very courts after her memorial service May 1.
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