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And about one specific message allegedly from Rep. Comer, ...

A Courier Journal columnist took aim at Rep. Comer over an alleged Twitter message; Comer denied the allegations. https://t.co/7vjZHgh9Sa

— Kentucky New Era (@KentuckyNewEra) January 5, 2018

Good jobs news from Madisonville and Springfield.

"Far from encouraging academic and objective study of the Bible and its historical context or literary value, it is clear that the coursework in these 'Bible Literacy' classes often resembles Sunday school lessons," says the ACLU, about schools in McCracken and other Kentucky counties.

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OK, look, Mr. Toy already knows about the Electric Prunes. And he doesn't want to hear your memories about the show at "Paduka" Tilghman. And he doesn't want to hear your wild theories about who might've been there just because they were at some other show or whatever ...

Here's what Mr. Toy wants to know.

In McCracken County, Williams goes wet, and Hendron stays dry.

Good jobs news from Bowling Green and Hopkinsville.

School funding is down, and black Louisville poverty is up.

Lessons? Learned.

Christmas parades: Hazard and Owensboro, Nov. 21; Ashland, Nov. 24; Russell Springs and Williamstown, Nov. 28; Lexington, Dec. 1; Louisa, Dec. 3; Central City, Harlan, Maysville, Shepherdsville, Smiths Grove and Walton, Dec. 4; Arlington, Bowling Green, Clinton, Frankfort, Grayson, Hopkinsville, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Madisonville, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Paducah, Somerset and Winchester, Dec. 5; Hickman, Dec. 8, and Benton, Elizabethtown, Elkton, La Center, Nicholasville and Princeton, Dec. 12.