Christmas parades: Sharpsburg, Nov. 9; Owensboro, Nov. 23; Central City, Nov. 24; Lebanon and Louisville, Nov. 29; Greensburg, Guthrie and Pikeville, Nov. 30; Boyce, Dawson Springs, Murray, Salem and Sebree, Dec. 1; Bardstown, Dec. 5; Clay, Fredonia, Harrodsburg, Irvine/Ravenna, London, Maysville, Monticello, Pineville, Richmond, Smiths Grove, Stanton and Trenton, Dec. 6; Arlington, Barbourville, Beattyville, Berea, Bloomfield, Bowling Green, romley/Ludlow, Brownsville, Cadiz, Calvert City, Carlisle, Clinton, Columbia, Corbin, Cynthiana, Danville, East Bernstadt, Frankfort, Glasgow, Grayson, Greenville, Hawesville, Henderson, Horse Cave, Inez, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Lexington, Madisonville, Marion, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Owingsville, Paducah, Prestonsburg, Rabbit Hash, Raceland, Russell Springs, Salyersville, Scottsville, Shelbyville, Somerset, Trenton, Versailles, Whitley City and Winchester, Dec. 7; Auburn, Georgetown and New Haven, Dec. 8, and Augusta, Benton, Burkesville, Burnside, Campbellsville, Cave City, Edmonton, Elkton, Franklin, Hopkinsville, Louisa, Mayfield, Providence, Tollesboro, Williamsburg and Woodburn, Dec. 14.
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Monday, December 16, 2019
Oh, Kentucky
Catching up from the weekend ...
Christmas parades: Sharpsburg, Nov. 9; Owensboro, Nov. 23; Central City, Nov. 24; Lebanon and Louisville, Nov. 29; Greensburg, Guthrie and Pikeville, Nov. 30; Boyce, Dawson Springs, Murray, Salem and Sebree, Dec. 1; Bardstown, Dec. 5; Clay, Fredonia, Harrodsburg, Irvine/Ravenna, London, Maysville, Monticello, Pineville, Richmond, Smiths Grove, Stanton and Trenton, Dec. 6; Arlington, Barbourville, Beattyville, Berea, Bloomfield, Bowling Green, romley/Ludlow, Brownsville, Cadiz, Calvert City, Carlisle, Clinton, Columbia, Corbin, Cynthiana, Danville, East Bernstadt, Frankfort, Glasgow, Grayson, Greenville, Hawesville, Henderson, Horse Cave, Inez, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Lexington, Madisonville, Marion, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Owingsville, Paducah, Prestonsburg, Rabbit Hash, Raceland, Russell Springs, Salyersville, Scottsville, Shelbyville, Somerset, Trenton, Versailles, Whitley City and Winchester, Dec. 7; Auburn, Georgetown and New Haven, Dec. 8, and Augusta, Benton, Burkesville, Burnside, Campbellsville, Cave City, Edmonton, Elkton, Franklin, Hopkinsville, Louisa, Mayfield, Providence, Tollesboro, Williamsburg and Woodburn, Dec. 14.
Christmas parades: Sharpsburg, Nov. 9; Owensboro, Nov. 23; Central City, Nov. 24; Lebanon and Louisville, Nov. 29; Greensburg, Guthrie and Pikeville, Nov. 30; Boyce, Dawson Springs, Murray, Salem and Sebree, Dec. 1; Bardstown, Dec. 5; Clay, Fredonia, Harrodsburg, Irvine/Ravenna, London, Maysville, Monticello, Pineville, Richmond, Smiths Grove, Stanton and Trenton, Dec. 6; Arlington, Barbourville, Beattyville, Berea, Bloomfield, Bowling Green, romley/Ludlow, Brownsville, Cadiz, Calvert City, Carlisle, Clinton, Columbia, Corbin, Cynthiana, Danville, East Bernstadt, Frankfort, Glasgow, Grayson, Greenville, Hawesville, Henderson, Horse Cave, Inez, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Lexington, Madisonville, Marion, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Owingsville, Paducah, Prestonsburg, Rabbit Hash, Raceland, Russell Springs, Salyersville, Scottsville, Shelbyville, Somerset, Trenton, Versailles, Whitley City and Winchester, Dec. 7; Auburn, Georgetown and New Haven, Dec. 8, and Augusta, Benton, Burkesville, Burnside, Campbellsville, Cave City, Edmonton, Elkton, Franklin, Hopkinsville, Louisa, Mayfield, Providence, Tollesboro, Williamsburg and Woodburn, Dec. 14.
Monday, December 9, 2019
Oh, Kentucky
Catching up from the weekend ...
Christmas parades: Sharpsburg, Nov. 9; Owensboro, Nov. 23; Central City, Nov. 24; Lebanon and Louisville, Nov. 29; Greensburg, Guthrie and Pikeville, Nov. 30; Boyce, Dawson Springs, Murray, Salem and Sebree, Dec. 1; Bardstown, Dec. 5; Clay, Fredonia, Harrodsburg, Hopkinsville, Irvine/Ravenna, London, Maysville, Monticello, Pineville, Richmond, Smiths Grove, Stanton and Trenton, Dec. 6; Arlington, Barbourville, Beattyville, Berea, Bloomfield, Bowling Green, Bromley/Ludlow, Brownsville, Cadiz, Calvert City, Carlisle, Clinton, Columbia, Corbin, Cynthiana, Danville, Frankfort, Glasgow, Grayson, Hawesville, Henderson, Horse Cave, Inez, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Lexington, Madisonville, Marion, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Owingsville, Paducah, Rabbit Hash, Russell Springs, Salyersville, Scottsville, Shelbyville, Somerset, Trenton, Versailles, Whitley City and Winchester, Dec. 7; Auburn, Georgetown and New Haven, Dec. 8; Augusta, Burkesville, Burnside, Cave City, Elkton, Franklin, Mayfield, Providence, Williamsburg and Woodburn, Dec. 14, and Tollesboro, Dec. 15.
Christmas parades: Sharpsburg, Nov. 9; Owensboro, Nov. 23; Central City, Nov. 24; Lebanon and Louisville, Nov. 29; Greensburg, Guthrie and Pikeville, Nov. 30; Boyce, Dawson Springs, Murray, Salem and Sebree, Dec. 1; Bardstown, Dec. 5; Clay, Fredonia, Harrodsburg, Hopkinsville, Irvine/Ravenna, London, Maysville, Monticello, Pineville, Richmond, Smiths Grove, Stanton and Trenton, Dec. 6; Arlington, Barbourville, Beattyville, Berea, Bloomfield, Bowling Green, Bromley/Ludlow, Brownsville, Cadiz, Calvert City, Carlisle, Clinton, Columbia, Corbin, Cynthiana, Danville, Frankfort, Glasgow, Grayson, Hawesville, Henderson, Horse Cave, Inez, Lawrenceburg, Leitchfield, Lexington, Madisonville, Marion, Middlesboro, Morgantown, Munfordville, Murray, Owingsville, Paducah, Rabbit Hash, Russell Springs, Salyersville, Scottsville, Shelbyville, Somerset, Trenton, Versailles, Whitley City and Winchester, Dec. 7; Auburn, Georgetown and New Haven, Dec. 8; Augusta, Burkesville, Burnside, Cave City, Elkton, Franklin, Mayfield, Providence, Williamsburg and Woodburn, Dec. 14, and Tollesboro, Dec. 15.
Friday, October 5, 2018
Oh, Kentucky
Good jobs news from Benton, Covington, Frankfort, Grayson, Louisville and Woodburn.
Boom time for Kentucky's "724 registered resident architects as of mid-2017 and another 1,906 registered under reciprocal agreements," per Mark Green in The Lane Report.
Lebanon Junction is requiring its old mayor's house and converting the property to parking, and it sounds like everyone's happy, writes Stephanie Jessie in The Pioneer News.
Third-best-ever summer out of 12 for Tie Breaker Family Aquatic Center in Hoptown.
What's next for Trigg County Hospital?
"Now I have a city commission in Paducah, Kentucky, that says ‘You can’t carry that flag.'" Heck of a gripping meeting story by Pauline Fitzgerald and Justin Jones for Channel 6.
Christmas is coming to "America’s premier faith-based destination."
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Congratulations, Covington Holy Cross
Holy Cross! Holy.... Abby Hassert's state title winner! @abby_hassert @dee_tee00 @ally_mayhaus33 @McclendonDajah pic.twitter.com/oD7HOVQ5i8
— Jeremy Rauch (@FOX19Jeremy) March 15, 2015
1920 Paris
1921 Ashland
1922 Ashland
1923 West Louisville
1924 Ashland
1925 Georgetown
1926 Maysville
1927 West Louisville
1928 Ashland
1929 Ashland
1930 Hazard
1931 Woodburn
1932 Woodburn
1975 Louisville Butler Traditional
1976 Louisville Sacred Heart
1977 Laurel County
1978 Laurel County
1979 Laurel County
1980 Louisville Butler
1981 Pulaski County
1982 Marshall County
1983 Bowling Green Warren Central
1984 Marshall County
1985 Whitley County
1986 Oldham County
1987 Laurel County
1988 Louisville Southern
1989 Clay County
1990 Lexington Henry Clay
1991 Laurel County
1992 Louisville Mercy
1993 Nicholas County
1994 Hazard M.C. Napier
1995 Scott County
1996 Union County
1997 Hazard
1998 Elizabethtown
1999 Lexington Catholic
2000 Olive Hill West Carter
2001 Lexington Catholic
2002 Louisville Sacred Heart
2003 Louisville Sacred Heart
2004 Louisville Sacred Heart
2005 Lexington Catholic
2006 Lexington Catholic
2007 Lexington Catholic
2008 Louisville Butler
2009 Louisville Iroquois
2010 Louisville Mercy
2011 Rockcastle County
2012 Louisville duPont Manual
2013 Marion County
2014 Louisville Butler
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Oh, Kentucky
Is Hopkins County out of coal?
How would the president's budget proposal impact Appalachia?
Paducah's downtown hotel has hit a snag.
The unemployment rate is down.
So's "serious crime" in Madisonville.
The autobiography of a Logan County journalist who became "the first reporter to query President Eisenhower on civil rights" is being re-released.
Per "the magic of the bookmobile" in Warren County.
Seven more shopping days until Arts Day in Kentucky.
The Christmas parades in Bremen and Central City went fine.
How would the president's budget proposal impact Appalachia?
Paducah's downtown hotel has hit a snag.
London fire destroys Weaver’s, Bob’s Ready to Wear
http://t.co/R7sdAYEYtN pic.twitter.com/MSKR16zylo
— The Times-Tribune (@TimesTribuneKY) February 3, 2015
So's "serious crime" in Madisonville.
The autobiography of a Logan County journalist who became "the first reporter to query President Eisenhower on civil rights" is being re-released.
Per "the magic of the bookmobile" in Warren County.
Seven more shopping days until Arts Day in Kentucky.
The Christmas parades in Bremen and Central City went fine.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Oh, Kentucky
Prayers for SoKy.
"For my students, I just want to show them that the world is so much bigger than Louisville or wherever they live. ... I tell each and every one of them if you get a chance to travel, do it—go somewhere."
Paducah Bank Summer 2013 Internship Standings: T1, Murray State, 2; T1, WKU, 2; T3, UK, 1; T3, Ole Miss 1.
The Leitchfield Community Pool's victory lap is off to a successful start.
Mills Furniture & Appliance, more than Surviving in Arjay since 1957. Central Flooring, rocking Central City since Friday. Park Mammoth Resort, feeling hopeful after this weekend's GLOCK Sport Shooting Foundation event in Edmonson County. Velotta's Fireworks, just north of the Blue Bridge at Owensboro, ...?
Hey, cool, the person who wrote "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" is from Covington.
TORNADO Warning for Allen and Simpson counties till 2:40 PM. This is along I-65 just south of Bowling Green. twitter.com/micahharriswx/…
— Micahharriswx (@micahharriswx) June 10, 2013
"For my students, I just want to show them that the world is so much bigger than Louisville or wherever they live. ... I tell each and every one of them if you get a chance to travel, do it—go somewhere."
The "Ex-Pats of BBN" series at KentuckySportsRadio.com has elicited a fierce debate in the comments.
The Leitchfield Community Pool's victory lap is off to a successful start.
Good jobs news from Franklin.
Monday, March 12, 2012
One and done: Congratulations to the Louisville Manual girls' basketball team
And, so, the (Alfred Victor) duPont Manual Lady Crimsons of Louisville join the list of Kentucky's state champions in girls' basketball. I noted in yesterday's Funky Winkerbean that Westview's new state-championship trophy is for the "Division III" girls' basketball title. Not Manual's crown--it's for the whole Commonwealth.
1920 Paris
1921 Ashland
1922 Ashland
1923 West Louisville
1924 Ashland
1925 Georgetown
1926 Maysville
1927 West Louisville
1928 Ashland
1929 Ashland
1930 Hazard
1931 Woodburn
1932 Woodburn
1975 Louisville Butler Traditional
1976 Louisville Sacred Heart
1977 Laurel County
1978 Laurel County
1979 Laurel County
1980 Louisville Butler
1981 Pulaski County
1982 Marshall County
1983 Bowling Green Warren Central
1984 Marshall County
1985 Whitley County
1986 Oldham County
1987 Laurel County
1988 Louisville Southern
1989 Clay County
1990 Lexington Henry Clay
1991 Laurel County
1992 Louisville Mercy
1993 Nicholas County
1994 Hazard M.C. Napier
1995 Scott County
1996 Union County
1997 Hazard
1998 Elizabethtown
1999 Lexington Catholic
2000 Olive Hill West Carter
2001 Lexington Catholic
2002 Louisville Sacred Heart
2003 Louisville Sacred Heart
2004 Louisville Sacred Heart
2005 Lexington Catholic
2006 Lexington Catholic
2007 Lexington Catholic
2008 Louisville Butler
2009 Louisville Iroquois
2010 Louisville Mercy
2011 Rockcastle County
2012 Louisville duPont Manual
I would like to know more about the following questions:
-- Whatever happened to W.B. Jackson, who coached all five Ashland Kittens winners in the early era?
-- Why did Louisville (in 1927) and Lexington (in '28) discontinue girls' basketball sooner than the rest of the state?
-- Were there teams around Kentucky that continued playing interscholastically after 1932 when the KHSAA stopped sponsoring regional and state tournaments?
-- Why did West Louisville, a community in Daviess County that today seemingly turns up in the direct path of any tornado that makes its way across western Kentucky, excel at girls' basketball, and how was Owensboro doing at the same time? Same question for Woodburn, a community in Warren County, in relationship to Bowling Green?
-- Why Laurel County five times in 15 seasons, and why none in the last 21?
Maybe we'll learn more about those next KHSAA girls' basketball season.
1920 Paris
1921 Ashland
1922 Ashland
1923 West Louisville
1924 Ashland
1925 Georgetown
1926 Maysville
1927 West Louisville
1928 Ashland
1929 Ashland
1930 Hazard
1931 Woodburn
1932 Woodburn
1975 Louisville Butler Traditional
1976 Louisville Sacred Heart
1977 Laurel County
1978 Laurel County
1979 Laurel County
1980 Louisville Butler
1981 Pulaski County
1982 Marshall County
1983 Bowling Green Warren Central
1984 Marshall County
1985 Whitley County
1986 Oldham County
1987 Laurel County
1988 Louisville Southern
1989 Clay County
1990 Lexington Henry Clay
1991 Laurel County
1992 Louisville Mercy
1993 Nicholas County
1994 Hazard M.C. Napier
1995 Scott County
1996 Union County
1997 Hazard
1998 Elizabethtown
1999 Lexington Catholic
2000 Olive Hill West Carter
2001 Lexington Catholic
2002 Louisville Sacred Heart
2003 Louisville Sacred Heart
2004 Louisville Sacred Heart
2005 Lexington Catholic
2006 Lexington Catholic
2007 Lexington Catholic
2008 Louisville Butler
2009 Louisville Iroquois
2010 Louisville Mercy
2011 Rockcastle County
2012 Louisville duPont Manual
I would like to know more about the following questions:
-- Whatever happened to W.B. Jackson, who coached all five Ashland Kittens winners in the early era?
-- Why did Louisville (in 1927) and Lexington (in '28) discontinue girls' basketball sooner than the rest of the state?
-- Were there teams around Kentucky that continued playing interscholastically after 1932 when the KHSAA stopped sponsoring regional and state tournaments?
-- Why did West Louisville, a community in Daviess County that today seemingly turns up in the direct path of any tornado that makes its way across western Kentucky, excel at girls' basketball, and how was Owensboro doing at the same time? Same question for Woodburn, a community in Warren County, in relationship to Bowling Green?
-- Why Laurel County five times in 15 seasons, and why none in the last 21?
Maybe we'll learn more about those next KHSAA girls' basketball season.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Oh, Kentucky
Snow day? Snow day. SNOW DAY!
Birmingham-bound?
The "Adair County Way."
No. 25 with a bullet.
Christmas parades, continued: Greenville, 5 p.m. Dec. 3; Schochoh, 2 p.m. Dec. 4; Slaughters, 3 p.m. Dec. 4; Lexington, 10 a.m. Dec. 10; Cave City, 5 p.m. Dec. 10; Edmonton, 1 p.m. Dec. 10; Franklin, 5 p.m. Dec. 10; Woodburn, noon Dec. 10; Tompkinsville, 5 p.m. Dec. 10, and Auburn, 2 p.m. Dec. 11. Ashland's was Nov. 22.
Merry Christmas from Van Lear.
This week's games: Pep rallies Thursday, school's out Friday in Mayfield ... "Glasgow fans across the country are cheering you on!!" ... @NKYSports: "Since 2007, Highlands is 72-2 with 4 straight State Titles, now looking for 5th" ... @trinitysports: "Trinity is aiming for its eighth undefeated season in program history with a win this week." ... @kayjay1219: "Way to go AC! Can't wait to see y'all in the #finals! Hit em hard! EVERYTIME" ... @iHigh: "For the first time ever, watch the 2011 State Football Championships LIVE online at khsaa.tv! Games begin this Friday!"
Happy 83rd, Joe B. Hall!
Birmingham-bound?
The "Adair County Way."
No. 25 with a bullet.
Christmas parades, continued: Greenville, 5 p.m. Dec. 3; Schochoh, 2 p.m. Dec. 4; Slaughters, 3 p.m. Dec. 4; Lexington, 10 a.m. Dec. 10; Cave City, 5 p.m. Dec. 10; Edmonton, 1 p.m. Dec. 10; Franklin, 5 p.m. Dec. 10; Woodburn, noon Dec. 10; Tompkinsville, 5 p.m. Dec. 10, and Auburn, 2 p.m. Dec. 11. Ashland's was Nov. 22.
Merry Christmas from Van Lear.
This week's games: Pep rallies Thursday, school's out Friday in Mayfield ... "Glasgow fans across the country are cheering you on!!" ... @NKYSports: "Since 2007, Highlands is 72-2 with 4 straight State Titles, now looking for 5th" ... @trinitysports: "Trinity is aiming for its eighth undefeated season in program history with a win this week." ... @kayjay1219: "Way to go AC! Can't wait to see y'all in the #finals! Hit em hard! EVERYTIME" ... @iHigh: "For the first time ever, watch the 2011 State Football Championships LIVE online at khsaa.tv! Games begin this Friday!"
Happy 83rd, Joe B. Hall!
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