Oh, Kentucky

The dedication of a Stanford marker noting the Cherokee's role in Kentucky history could be an All-Time High for the Kentucky Historical Society.

They paved Paradise ... check that, Martha ... and put up a chestnut forest.

Bad news for coyotes.

Good jobs news from Uniontown.

Gov. Beshear ... so hot right now.

Shutdown watch.

Cycling update.

Christmas parades: Owensboro, Nov. 23; Inez, Nov. 30; Maysville, Dec. 6, and Marion, Dec. 7.

Adsmore's autumn redo is done.

Arnett Grove School field trip, September 1933: "A group of 56, including pupils and parents, took a trip to Nashville recently where they visited the Hermitage, and had a picnic lunch at Old Hickory. They were greeted by the Governor at the Capitol, where they spent one hour touring the building, even climbing 380 feet up the winding stairs. They completed the day by visiting the penitentiary, where they lined up and marched through it all. Everyone reported having a grand time."

Big City in the "Best Town." (By the way, the big painting of the embracing old lovers in the bottom picture at this link is my favorite painting anywhere ever.)

The KHSAA golfers are in Bowling Green this week, and five Mustangs are among the boys teeing off today.

Beautiful fall day at Carter Caves. @Kentuckyweather pic.twitter.com/XRSclsi7jt
— jaythebull (@jaythebull) October 7, 2013