Oh, Kentucky

ICYMI: $38M is the sale price for the downtown @SeelbachHotel. https://t.co/YHq8mcZXWe

— Business First (@BFLouisville) December 6, 2017

 

Tacoholics is going bigger in downtown Henderson.

On state workers who take paid leave to vote and then don't vote.

HuffPo on Kentucky's 6th: "That means the Democratic primary will feature an openly gay man, a woman and a black man competing to represent a district that has never elected a gay, female or black representative."

Crittenden County's jail turned a profit in October--maybe the first month ever.

A combination of its own diversification of generation sources and rollout of peak/off-peak pricing, plus greater efficiency among its customers, sounds like it has TVA feeling more confident about being able to continue providing reliable power, per WHOP.

"Set in a broken American society, the dollar has failed, the grid is gone, and violence is rising" ... a reading in Richmond.

Christmas parades: Irvington and Owensboro, Nov. 18; Central City, Nov. 19; Ashland, Nov. 21; Lebanon, Nov. 24; Brownsville and Danville, Nov. 25; Greenup, Nov. 28; Cumberland, London, Monticello and Richmond, Dec. 1; Arlington, Barbourville, Beaver Dam, Bowling Green, Cadiz, Corbin, Fordsville, Georgetown, Glasgow, Harlan, Hartford, Henderson, Lawrenceburg, Madisonville, Marion, Munfordville, Murray, Paducah, Somerset (Chris Harris in the Commonwealth Journal: "For whatever reason, Christmas parades are 'in' this year") and Winchester, Dec. 2; Dawson Springs, Evarts and Nortonville, Dec. 3; Mount Sterling, Dec. 4; Lexington, Dec. 5; Bardstown, Dec. 7; Frankfort, Dec. 8; Augusta, Burnside (again, Commonwealth Journal's Harris: "While the big parade in downtown Somerset enjoyed very moderate weather, leading to a big turnout, this Saturday is expected to be a good bit colder — but the trade-off may be a very Christmasy feel"), Cave City, Edmonton, Elkton, Hanson, Hopkinsville, Paintsville, Salem and Whitesville, Dec. 9, and La Center and Oak Grove, Dec. 16.