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Why Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Cannot Be Canceled Jul. 25, 2025
I first met Elise Carter at a public meeting in spring 2021. Elise sat with her colleague and friend... Read More
Finding Your People Makes Life Better May. 02, 2025
When you know where you belong, it's easier to be yourself. As an adult with autism, Sara Lamb's sea... Read More
Civil Rights Leader Mattie Jones: 'You Have To Set Yourself Free' Apr. 04, 2025
Mattie Jones turned 92 at the end of March. Friends, family, state senators and our U.S. congressman... Read More
Homesteading: How Off-the-Grid Living Reminds One Family What They're Capable Of Nov. 15, 2024
Turbulent times can make people feel helpless and hopeless, but we have more agency than we might th... Read More
McConnell, Playing the Long Game, Endorses Trump Mar. 06, 2024
WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced last week that he will step down... Read More
Mitch McConnell Does Not Care Mar. 01, 2024
Unlike a lot of conservatives gleefully cheering on Mitch McConnell's announcement that he will step... Read More
Louisville Police Abuses Show Civil Liberties Are Meaningless Without Accountability: Supervisors and Judges Tolerated Outrageous Constitutional Violations, Including Illegal Searches and Brutal Assaults Mar. 15, 2023
The form that Louisville, Kentucky, police officers use when they seek search warrants includes a li... Read More
How Nashville Connected Me to Loretta Lynn Oct. 07, 2022
Yes, both Loretta Lynn and I are from Kentucky, but this goes deeper. The year was 2008 and I was he... Read More
How Our Dream House Fell Apart When Faced With a Pandemic Sep. 16, 2022
We're closing on our house and this move feels like a failure. We purchased the house six months be... Read More
The State Fair Reminded Me of How Much I Love 4-H Aug. 26, 2022
My son is in the first grade. It's that age of sampling different things and figuring out what inter... Read More
Get or Stay Healthy With Wellness Vacations Jul. 23, 2022
By Victor Block As they stroll through New York State's Adirondack Park, people pause to listen for ... Read More
Float, Sail or Cruise Through History Apr. 10, 2022
By Victor Block Using a paddle to guide my canoe through the rapids of the Allagash River in norther... Read More
Dying At Work in Kentucky Dec. 17, 2021
In Kentucky, where the preachers are going to be busy for a while, a number of good employees died a... Read More
Head to Kentucky Horse Park for Equine Fun Nov. 27, 2021
By Bonnie and Bill Neely Before COVID-19 stopped many events and much of travel worldwide we were fo... Read More
Stones of All Kinds Make Visits Sparkle Sep. 25, 2021
By Victor Block Vacationing in Arkansas, Nancy Meyers and Kathy Smith stop at a museum to admire a 5... Read More
How Bourbon Rose From a Humble Grain To Embody American Exceptionalism Jul. 20, 2021
BOURBON COUNTY, Ky. — About 250 years ago, farmers looking for a way to make their surplus cor... Read More
It Should Not Be Standard Operating Procedure to Strip-Search Little Kids Aug. 27, 2020
Good news, parents: If you let your kids wait in the car for less than 10 minutes on a cool day R... Read More
The Second Amendment Is Not Restricted to White Conservatives: An Encounter in Louisville Shows the Enduring Practical and Symbolic Importance of the Right to Armed Self-Defense Jul. 29, 2020
Last Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky, about 300 armed members of the NFAC (Not F—-ing Around ... Read More
The First Scandal of Campaign 2024 May. 21, 2020
Do you remember Mike Pompeo? Not the Pompeo who now serves as secretary of state, and who liked to b... Read More
COVID-19 Fears Inspire a Bizarre Revenge Plot Apr. 30, 2020
What's a parent to do? It was early in March, COVID-19 fears were on the rise, and two Kentucky pare... Read More
