Oh, Kentucky

"Kentucky won the 2012 NCAA title by dispatching Kansas less than three months ago. The Wildcats won again Thursday night in Newark, N.J."

Belatedly: Rest in peace, LeRoy Neiman.

ACA/SCOTUS aftermath, Dawson Springs/Frankfort and Fort Wright/Louisville editions.

Interesting point about Owensboro: "Though it's cut off from Interstate access, its still the fourth largest city in the Commonwealth."

Elizabethtown's Boxwine sings of Highlights and Lowlifes (on mattresses.)

To Bowling Green, to "rebuild the Nappy Roots movement."

To Tomahawk, for "an important example of how the Postal Service is changing to better meet America’s needs."

To Fancy Farm? We'll see.

Good jobs news from Leitchfield. Good in Bardstown, too? Lively from Shively?

Welcome to Hoptown. And Madtown.

Brooklawn School, Maryhurt School and Peace Academy in Louisville; Calloway County Day Treatment Center in Murray; McDaniel Learning Center in London; Morehead Youth Development Center; Providence School in Wilmore, and Ramey Estep High in Rush are deemed the state's best alternative-education programs.

On the other hand, The Messenger reports this morning that our jailer right here in Hopkins County has been voted Kentucky's best. Rock on, Joe Blue (Class of '86!)