An advertisement in the June edition of “Western Recorder” magazine tells the story of a boy named Tristan who was a successful member of the 2019 class at Oneida Baptist Institute — a Christian school located near Oneida, Ky. Tristan had been placed at OBI as a 7th grader when his mother re…
The shape of the May 21 Democratic primary for governor became clearer Wednesday night as the three major candidates held their first debate.
In little more than five weeks, Kentuckians will go to the polls to begin the process of electing their next governor, or giving the current one four more years. But the race has seemed to have a slow pace.
Spring has arrived in Kentucky.
Coordinated efforts at the federal, state and local levels are making considerable progress in the fight against opioid and substance abuse. Unfortunately, Kentucky still ranks among the hardest-hit states in the nation. Reports continue to show record-breaking overdose deaths in our Commonw…
By, U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers (KY-05)
By Edward Tonini, Opinion contributor Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky students need a statewide tobacco-free schools law to protect them from secondhand smoke, e-cigarette aerosol and tobacco product messaging at school. Nearly 60 percent of Kentucky kids attend schools that do not have such policies, so they smell, breathe and otherwise absorb tobacc…
On March 14, in accordance with the authority granted to the Kentucky commissioner of education by a state law that dates back decades, I sent an email to 10 school district superintendents requesting records and documents.
It’s hard to believe it’s been 11 years. I was busy doing yard work and concentrating on every branch, every blade of grass I could focus on. I kept myself hydrated by drinking plenty of water and when I finally finished, I sat down on the front porch and realized that I could no longer see …
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