Oh, Boyle County

A 2016 nursery auction in Danville ...

Christmas11 in Forkland ...

2016 container train at Junction City ...

10 inches of snow in Parksville in 2015 ...

A couple hundred feet over Needmore in 2017 ...

Remembering 1862 in Perryville ...

Oh, Kentucky

Rest in peace, Jim McDaniels (1948-2017). We are amid a hard season.

And they're off! Just some of the nearly 50 members of the @PaducahChamber delegation in Washington, D.C. pushing for local projects #wpsd pic.twitter.com/cFF0jjtGaT

— Todd Faulkner (@TFaulknerWPSD) September 6, 2017

Against infrastructure decline.

WBKO's Kelly Dean delivers a moving feature on a family of Harvey refugees resettling in Bowling Green.

Kate Howard of the Kentucky Center for Investigative Journalism reports on the Louisville police's compassionate assistance to federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.

Oopsy daisy.

Individual health-insurance plans will be offered in all of Kentucky's 120 counties next year--but Blue Cross Blue Shield is getting out of 61 of them.

Kroger's got a new idea cooking in Union, and they're hiring.

Getting off the beaten path in Boyle County.

Oh, Kentucky

Seven hundred thirty-nine "Where I'm Froms" in 83 Kentucky counties.

Back home and free in Marion County for the first time in 18 years.

Nice reporting from Daniel Suddeath in the Glasgow Daily News on what happens now that a Barren and Metcalfe county family-court judge has chosen to not hear adoption cases involving homosexual parents.

The Kentucky Army National Guard reportedly has passed on Nelson County's National Day of Prayer event featuring the Rowan County clerk.

Meanwhile, in Morehead, ...

Barbourville City Schools has opened an outdoor classroom.

Liberty is getting a Lee's Famous Recipe.

Good jobs news from Mayfield.

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. 

A College of the Ozarks history professor remembers desegregation in Bowling Green.

The culture wars rage on--outside a McCracken County High art classroom and inside the Harlan County school cafeterias.

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.

Oh, Kentucky

Best rain chances Friday PM-late Saturday PM. Rainfall forecast could change as track of Isaac changes. twitter.com/WPSDWeather/st…
— WPSD Weather (@WPSDWeather) August 30, 2012

With Isaac remnants threatening to dump a bunch of rain on western Kentucky starting tomorrow afternoon, the Lone Oak-at-Marshall County and Fulton County-at-Reidland football games will be played tonight. The games with a lot of pageantry and fan attention are just too complex to move, I guess. For example, Horse Cave Caverna at West Paducah Heath remains scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. Central Friday. (Paducah Tilghman plays Friday evening at Mayfield, too.)

Ray Callahan's Wikipedia entry mentions a lot of coaching stops in his fantastic career, but it fails to mention what Larry Vaught reports in Danville's Advocate-Messenger was the one place he ever wished he could return. 

Tough week for ex-University of Louisville Cardinals in Atlanta: The Falcons cut Chris Redman; the Dream suspends Angel McCoughtry.

UK's new prez is making the rounds. So is the DoJ civil-rights head.

Fire school packs 'em in in Hazard.

School-choice issues bubble up at a Webster County School Board meeting (but only to about two-thirds of the way into this story).

Good jobs news from Murray.

Henderson built it, and now one has come.

Historical markers 2.0.

Rest in peace, Mr. Ford, a Sonora High distinguished alum and a former Sonora Elementary principal.