One landmark of Carter’s term was ratification of the treaty giving the Panama Canal to Panama. Kentucky’s U.S. senators, both Democrats, split on ratification; Wendell Ford voted against it, while Dee Huddleston voted for it.
Truly improving social studies education will require schools to address the systemic issues that plague our educational system, writes Jeffery Tyler Syck, director of the Center for Public Service at the University of Pikeville.
Even on a rainy night, the sights in the Hopkinsville Christmas Parade were a delight, while the sounds of sirens screeching, horns blasting and engines revving were not so Christmasy.
A moment in the 1975 Kentucky gubernatorial debate helps illustrate the devolution of Gable's party and American politics at large, writes columnist Al Cross.
