Corbin's proposed, Kentucky Fried Chicken-reminiscent splash park has a new and apparently better home because the local Economy Inn owner "loves Corbin so much and wants to do something great for the community," Erin Cox reports in what in a fantastic Times-Tribune meeting story that has become typical of today's world of spartan community journalism in Kentucky (All Along™).
Hemp sales surge.
Man, oh, man ... everything's complicated (sun edition).
Well, not everything: The state education minister gave 10 school districts until close-of-biz yesterday to name names. Bullitt County's superintendent, for one, was "still evaluating," per Shepherdsville's Pioneer News.
Rest in peace, John Horace Cox, born in Madisonville shortly after the Maroons' first Sweet Sixteen appearance in 1938, proud member of UK's "Marching 100," teacher in every Hopkins County school, Saint Mary's Episcopal organist, organizer of family "caveman suppers" and more.
The solar stuff is very interesting. I know out West a lot of folks are looking to Nevada to see how they handle it as they were one of the first to make a big push toward solar. Not sure what that means or how they are dealing with it, I just know it is something that is big on their table right now.
ReplyDeleteThe economics, even without subsidies and even outside the solar and wind corridors, now favor renewables as baseload ahead of coal.
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