It's showtime again at Louisa's Garden Theater.
"All of a sudden everybody was excited about recreation in Mayfield and Graves County." Fun, comprehensive report from Shelley Byrne in The Mayfield Messenger. Makes me want to go there.
Picking and bowing all summer long in Floyd County.
Seeking boots-on-the-ground input from southeastern Kentucky's "Promise Neighborhood."
Hiring in Madisonville (595 available jobs as of Friday).
Ah, Paducah:
-- Nate Crawford at Forward Kentucky: "He followed that up with the comment that '… when Paducah enacted that ordinance, the signal was sent out across not just Kentucky, but across the country that this is an LGBT-friendly city.' Which, obviously, he saw as a bad thing."
-- The San Francisco Chronicle: "Paducah council weighing religious liberty, civil rights."
-- The Paducah Sun: "Tebow to visit Paducah for night of worship."
Rest in peace, Jim Burton (1955-2019), Madisonville native, Hilltopper and globetrotting Southern Baptist journalist who didn't "want to be remembered only as that guy with ALS."
One if the things that struck me when I went to college was what a strong LGBT community existed in Lexington. I then went home to Paducah and found that it too had a strong LGBT community. Of course all of that was 30 years ago but I'm glad to know that it has held in Paducah. The idea that this is somehow new to Paducah is a joke. It's only knew in the sense that the city came out of the closet about it.
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