Oh, Kentucky

Small pieces of hail being reported in Paintsville. #ekywx #kywx pic.twitter.com/3Lu8Y4dPJS

— Kyle Collier (@KyleWYMT) March 1, 2017

Stop feeding the geese at Etown's Freeman Lake Park.

I'd never even heard of Russellville's West Kentucky African American Heritage Museum and Research Center.

Nor did I know there is a Northern Kentucky Music Hall of Fame (or that Adrian Belew went to Ludlow!)

Madisonville’s Breathe Youth Arts Program—"a community-based, youth development program of Light of Chance that is geared toward fostering artistic expression, leadership and social skills through visual arts, music, dance and creative writing” among children in grades 5-12—is in its spring semester.

"Can we change the way people look at life and make their decisions?" Moral Reconation Therapy—“a cognitive-behavioral treatment system that leads to enhanced moral reasoning, better decision making, and more appropriate behavior”—appears to be coming to the Clay County Detention Center.

Fish and Wildife is hiring officers.

A Berea Republican decided things might be moving a little too quickly in the (real) legislature around a move to repeal (and replace?) the state's net-metering regulations (Smart Grid!).

"Do not be friends of coal; be friends of coal miners." And rest in peace, Nathan Gabriel Phillips of White Plains and Rickey Allen Thorpe Jr. of Dawson Springs.

Oh, Kentucky

Rise&shine Somerset @Kentuckyweather @micahharriswx @caverunmarinas @LoveCalloway @StsofOboro @LeoBlakeCarter pic.twitter.com/JQbO75QFnZ

— angela wilson (@kyangel2012) June 11, 2015

President Clinton and Wings are in Denver talking about Eastern Kentucky.

Per the Hazard Herald, an attorney who is prosecuting a case against the U.S. Social Security Administration in Prestonsburg, having to do with about 900 instances of suspended disability payments, "shared later that in speaking with a detective with the Kentucky State Police, who wished to remain anonymous, the KSP is investigating other possible suicides that may be linked to lost disability benefits cases."

"Lela Scopes vs. the Paducah Board of Education."

NBC Sports' Pro Football Focus Weekly Report, featuring Cris Collinsworth, will be filmed in northern Kentucky.

Stand up, and cheer! Ex-WKU Lady Topper basketball coach Paul Sanderford is entering the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame.

Rest in peace, "Porky" Blakeley, White Plains-raised barber, ex-Dick Warden and the Prisoners bassist and lover of Corvettes and DeAnna.

Oh, Kentucky

Olympics update! "I grew up just like you. I worked on the farm. I rode the bus to school. I went to the old elementary school and the old high school. I played football against Carroll County and Trimble County."

Piecing together the story of Mrs. Davis and "Elizabeth" around Finchville, Clayvillage and Shelbyville.

How the terrorists got to Bowling Green.

4 tornadoes confirmed from long-track supercell that devastated Brookport, IL and includes three EF3 tracks. Map: pic.twitter.com/ONQToDNNGd
— WPSD Weather (@WPSDWeather) November 20, 2013

Stanford's Christmas-tree lighting is Friday night. Simpsonville is already twinkling.

Christmas parades: Hazard and Owensboro (new route announced), Nov. 23; Ashland, Nov. 26; Lebanon and Loretto, Nov. 29; Inez, Nov. 30; Nortonville, Dec. 1; Glasgow, Dec. 5, 1960; Elkton, Lebanon and Maysville, Dec. 6; Bradfordville, Columbia, Lawrenceburg, Marion, Middlesboro, Paducah, Shelbyville and Somerset, Dec. 7; Evarts, Dec. 8, and Stamping Ground, Dec. 14.

Rest in peace, Mrs. Lafoon. "Why can't we all be happy and content as she"?

Oh, Kentucky

Sunny Sweeney plays PCC tomorrow night, while HPKo10* rocks Racer Nation today.

Madisonville turned back visiting Hoptown on Monday night.

Kentucky--and specifically Louisville--is reportedly leading the nation in deployment of hybrid school buses.

I wonder if this is the end end for Anton's school. Per Joe Dorris in Hopkinsville's Kentucky New Era 49 years ago, Anton was once one of 12 Hopkins County schools--along with Dalton, Dawson Springs, Earlington, Earlington Million (not pictured), Hanson, Madisonville, Madisonville Rosenwald, Mortons Gap, Nebo, Nortonville and White Plains--before consolidations commenced.


Rest in peace, Pfc. Napier.