Small-town Pride celebrations emerge — and show LGBTQ life in America is flourishing outside of cities by Beck Banks November 4, 2021 The Pride celebrations in small towns are as important, if not more, to queer culture in America as the metropolitan events.
MSU Dept of Art & Design holds online holiday auction to raise scholarship funds by Tracy Ross November 4, 2021 The public can access the auction now through Nov. 15.
Kentuckians encouraged to submit art for Capitol exhibit by Julia Hunter November 4, 2021 Two paintings by two Hopkinsville artists are currently displayed in the inaugural exhibition, which will run until Dec. 31.
Local educator Pam Dossett announces second run for state representative by Julia Hunter November 3, 2021 It'll be her second run for the 8th District office, which she first sought in 2020.
More Western Ky. school districts have lifted mask mandates. Some are still worried about future COVID-19 spread. by Liam Niemeyer November 2, 2021 As of Tuesday, Christian County Public Schools was one of at least 11 Western Kentucky districts with a mask mandate in place.
European Union lifts Trump-era tariffs on bourbon by WKMS November 1, 2021 The slowing of exports from Kentucky, where about 95% of the world’s bourbon is produced, cost the industry hundreds of millions of dollars.
3 Christian County nonprofits to benefit from Planters Bank holiday campaign by Julia Hunter November 1, 2021 This year, the Planters Bank Season of Giving campaign will benefit organizations that support children.
Enrollment for subsidized health insurance is open on Kynect by Kentucky Health News November 1, 2021 Open enrollment on the health insurance marketplace runs through Jan. 15 for coverage beginning on Jan. 1.
CDC: Kentucky vaccination totals over-reported due to database error by Lisa Autry October 28, 2021 Gov. Andy Beshear said data from Kroger was reported to the federal database both through the Kentucky Immunization Registry and directly to the CDC.
Rural monsters, myths and legends by The Daily Yonder October 28, 2021 Wild and weird stories from rural American, including the Little Green Men of Christian County, offer a window into the unique culture and community life of places often unseen and under-appreciated.
Bipartisan pair of Ky. lawmakers aim to improve access to insulin by WKMS October 28, 2021 The prefiled bill is sponsored by Democratic State Rep. Patti Minter of Bowling Green and Republican State Rep. Danny Bentley of Greenup County.
Beshear presents $10M grant to Christian County Public Schools by Julia Hunter October 27, 2021 The governor also awarded $500,000 to the county for the construction of a bridge in north Christian.
