Oh, Kentucky

Glen Drury Week rolls on in Lawrenceburg.

It looked dire for a bunch of kitties at the Estill County Animal Shelter. But then Richmond's WBON TV did a story--adoptions surged, and somebody set up a GoFundMe account.

Here's a creative protest organized by 35 overflow prisoners from Louisville's main jail.

The standoff between Poor Peoples Campaign activists and state police continued Wednesday.

Equipping Kentucky's truckers to blunt human trafficking?

Making Haldeman great again.

Retirement is booming among Kentucky's public employees.

Schools in Hardin County are struggling to hire enough teachers, and "there's not a school district in the state that doesn't haven't the same problem," the local human-resources director tells Katherine Knott of Etown's News-Enterprise.

A cooperative of students in eastern Kentucky has built and is auctioning a bunch of "tiny houses."

Oh, Kentucky

Thanks again, Mrs. Chandler and the rest.

Chris Offutt remembers when KET came to Rowan County: "... a TV set was dutifully placed in every classroom of my elementary school. These were the biggest televisions that any of us had ever seen, mounted on tall steel carts with heavy casters. ..."

Berry Craig recalls when Graves County hosted the Socialists: "... Participants chipped in $150 to fund the gathering, which was held in north Graves because Viola and the nearby communities of Pottsville, Boaz and Hickory Grove were 'blest with some of the noblest and most earnest comrades, both men and women, it was ever the writer’s privilege to meet,' ..."

Room in the Inn reaches Bardstown.

Christina M. Bentley delivers a fine London Church Furniture feature for thetimestribune.com of Corbin.

Good jobs news from Louisville.

Great rehearsal with the legendary @realjimmywebb. Don't miss tomorrow's concert of his hits and the premiere of his Nocturne for piano. pic.twitter.com/p3ZcGEAHBa

— Orchestra Kentucky (@OrchestraKy) October 24, 2016