Brian Clardy: ‘This changes the whole trajectory of the race.’
And the professor is very clear on whom he wants Harris to pick for VP.
Feature
Stories about people, places, events, and so on. Factual, but written in a story-telling style.
Hate speech and kernels of corn
Don’t let the low-tech delivery system fool you – this is dangerous stuff.
Red, White, and Kryptonite part 4: Christian Nationalist threat to library defeated
A group of concerned citizens turned back another attack on libraries, this time in the “home of Superman.”
British LGBTQ+ ‘Unity’ train is union built and union crewed
A Pride Unity train in the UK? Berry Craig captured it in his trusty Nikon, then got the story to go with it.
Lynn Conway has passed.
You have probably never heard of Lynn Conway. But she was important for a number of accomplishments, and her story is important to share.
Just had to share this statement from President Biden
Issued after Hunter Biden convicted of three felonies related to purchase of a gun.
My old Sunday School teacher, and 80 years ago
Eighty years ago, thousands of young soldiers stepped onto the beaches of France. Berry Craig remembers one of them.
Your Primary Scorecard for tonight!
“Can’t tell the players without a scorecard” was the line at the ballparks. As we come down to the final inning of this year’s primaries, Forward Kentucky is here with our own Primary Scorecard!
Voting basics for tomorrow’s primary election
Here’s the basics for tomorrow. Exercise your right to vote!l
A political race card for Derby visitors, real and virtual
Whether it’s a political horse race or a horsey horse race, you’ve got to have a race card to know who’s who. For all our Derby guests, Al Cross provides one.
Comeback communities in eastern Kentucky
Is your image of eastern Kentucky that of dying towns and fleeing populations? Perhaps you need to take a second look.
Kenton County’s Republican primary candidates are aligned — even indistinguishable — on the issues
Republican candidate forum, with a number of speakers trying to out-Repub each other.
Workers Memorial Day is this Sunday
On April 28, 1971, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration began making workplaces safer. But some are still dangerous. This April 28th, let us “remember the dead, and fight like hell for the living.”
