Of Obamacare, per Paducah and Owensboro.
The U.S. Post Office in Buffalo is closing, but I'll bet it's not why you think.
Bullying just stinks.
From the county-fair beat: It's a (happy) wrap in Owen County.
Congratulations to Sims Dairy Queen of Flemingsburg!
CELEBRATING 60 years in business. July 4th. We want to say a BIG THANK YOU to all of our customers and look forward to another 60 years!!
— Sims DQ (@SimsDQ) July 4, 2013
Adair County High School's baseball coach was sorry for something he did at a Little League game in May, and some people are upset that he apparently lost his job Tuesday over the matter, and some people think whatever it was he did was bad enough that it could not be tolerated.
"Take On Me" by A-ha is (so far) this year's 182nd-most-requested song for Wedding Bells DJ Entertainment, for whom the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce threw a ribbon-cutting last week. Without checking this link of the full top 200, can you guess No. 1?
If I were at a wedding reception and they started to play "Pour Some Sugar on Me," I would definitely leave.
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Super stuff, as usual, from Kaintuckeean.com:
ReplyDeleteIn 1794, the first known celebration of Independence Day occurred in Kentucky. In fact, it was near Clear Creek Road in what is now Jessamine County. A historic marker marks the location where forty veterans of the Revolution gathered to celebrate at the farm of Colonel William Price.
They undoubtedly spent that eighteenth Independence Day recalling their experiences at Yorktown, Valley Forge, Blue Licks, and Brandywine. These men, veterans and Kentucky pioneers alike, swapped tales as they ate and drank with one another.
In summing up the event in a letter to Gov. Isaac Shelby, Price described the occasion as being “a glorious time and a big dinner … a sight to behold.” Of the occasion, Price wrote of it being the “glorious birthday of our freedom.”
"Pour Some Sugar On Me," incidentally, is No. 15 on the Wedding Bells DJ Entertainment Top 200 Requests of 2013.
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ReplyDeleteOfficials have confirmed that a tornado has touched down near Manchester.
5:43 PM - 4 Jul 13
Thankfully, this tornado appears to have hurt no one and caused no significant property damage.
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