So, I survived my first 5K last Tuesday night, although it was a little chilly and windy. Runnersworld.com suggested going into the race with …
Several times over the past few weeks I have had constituents ask about the two constitutional amendments on the ballot in this November’s Gen…
Approximately seven more weeks remain in the 2022 Interim of the Kentucky General Assembly. As of Friday, 102 days remain until the start of t…
If, as Assistant Principal Kevin Crosby claimed when the new $84.5 million Tates Creek High School opened in Lexington on the first day of sch…
Last year, shortly before the Octoberfest 5K, I met a lovely woman (you know who you are) who inadvertently encouraged me to pursue better hea…
Over the past couple of months, I have used this space several times to talk about how to afford college education. I thought I might continue…
On Sunday, America stood in remembrance of the lives lost on September 11, 2001, in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York…
As far as things to do in Taylorsville, September is a month that gives you so many choices. There has already been several fundraisers, a fla…
Across the nation, people woke up on Tuesday September 11, 2001 thinking it was going to be just like every other day. They ate breakfast, dro…
A divided Supreme Court of Kentucky upheld Thursday an appeals-court ruling that made nearly all abortions illegal in Kentucky while a lawsuit…
We live in a commonwealth rich in interesting history, heritage and numerous fall festivals celebrating the many things making our state and c…
Back in the late 1800s, many Americans worked 12 or more hours a day, seven days a week, and often in physically demanding, low-paying jobs. C…
The 2022 Interim motors on as we approach the halfway mark. I and many others continue to monitor the impacts of devastating flooding in easte…
We are one step closer to eliminating the state’s individual income tax after receiving the final figures for the state fiscal year that ended…
Everyone has a drug addiction story, whether it is themself, a family member, or a friend. I am no different. I myself do not have what I call…
Please give the following your highest priority for the future of our children: The “divided States of America,” and its current political civ…
The time has once again arrived for Kentucky to showcase its many wonderful blessings, such as our rich agriculture industry, horses, homegrow…
It may be back-to-school time, but that doesn’t mean a return to public schools for an increasing number of Kentucky students.
If the pandemic shutdown of 2020 taught us anything, it was how good we have it at The Kentucky State Fair. That year, we could only offer the…
It is a busy time of year for Kentucky families as students get back into the school routine, and the many after-school activities get into fu…
It is back to school time and thousands of Kentucky parents and students are staring down college tuition bills, while others are beginning to…
The Kentucky General Assembly is over a month into the 2022 Interim, and committee meetings are in full swing. My fellow lawmakers and I are r…
With the 2022 primary election behind us, I have been reflecting on how our elections are conducted, and I know that many of my constituents h…
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I know many of us are heartbroken by the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
With billions of taxpayer dollars budgeted to state programs, agencies, and cabinets, accountability is one of the most important functions of…
As we look back on the 246th anniversary of our country’s independence, we must understand how unique and truly wonderful our country is. When…
FRANKFORT — Sen. Jimmy Higdon, R-Lebanon, comments during a discussion of home and community-based service wavers on July 7 during a meeting o…