I love the outdoors, but you can be assured of the fact, sooner or later accidents will happen. Most of the time these are minor and not worth mentioning. On other occasions they are more climatic, and the setbacks are longer. Not only do accidents happen during our outdoor activities but t…
I recently had the opportunity to watch season one of, “The Chosen.” It’s a multi episode series about the life of Jesus and uses interesting backstories which brings the scriptures we all love and cherish into a deeper understanding. By the way, it’s a free app and for those of you who have…
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Over the course of several months, our readers had asked us information concerning those running for State Representative of the 91st district. They were genuine questions since none of the candidates had ever ran for State Representative of the 91st District.
Addreine Rose Debord- DUI, fail to use child restraint device, reckless driving, no insuranceJames Adams- possession drugs
The following statement is from Kentucky House and Senate Democratic Leadership, and is in response to Saturday’s “Freedom Rally” at the Capitol.
National Census DAy was April 1, 2020, but don’t be fooled - the process of collecting the country’s decennial census will extend through July. City officials play a key role in encouraging participation and dispelling myths to improve accuracy.
FRANKFORT – By design, it’s not easy to pass a new law. A proposal can’t begin without at least one legislative sponsor, and then it must navigate through the General Assembly and the governor’s office while competing against hundreds of other bills trying to make the same journey. Limited…
The Kentucky Office of Rural Health (KORH) has received nearly $4 million from the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Federal Office of Rural Health Policy to support 46 of the Commonwealth’s rural hospitals as they work to prevent, prepare for and respond to the COVID-19 public …
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 23, 2020) – On Thursday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Monday, April 27, the state will begin the gradual restart and reopening of our Phase 1 health care services and facilities, although they will operate vastly different than they did before the outbreak of the no…
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FRANKFORT – Legislative sessions are often remembered for one or two key laws, but given the unforgettable month we all have had because of the coronavirus, there’s no doubt what this year’s chief memory will be.
The legislative process may have continued much as it has since the General Assembly began meeting in January, but like virtually every other public aspect of our lives, it was anything but normal at the Capitol last week.
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