This week I continue my county series. I will dip my toes into Bath County, KY. Bath County was founded in 1811. As of 2014, Bath County population was 12,206. The county has an area of 284 square miles.
Opinion
As I may have mentioned, the Fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays. Although most of my time is spent with family and friends that day, I appreciate the Catfish Festival and those who make it possible. It is an amazing effort for a small town.
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The ordeal of CHANGE. It is said we can never be really prepared for that which is new.. “it needs inordinate self-confidence to face drastic change, without some measure of fear.”
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My father had an eighth-grade education, so did my stepmom. My dad was proud of that fact. My stepmom was embarrassed about it. My father was proud of his lack of education because of everything he accomplished in spite of that fact. My stepmom was embarrassed about her lack of education, bec
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Almost everyone these days knows what Google is. Google is a search engine (and more) where someone can learn about almost anything on earth. In fact, to “google” something has become a part of our vernacular. We “google” things when we want to learn about them, don’t we?
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The Fourth of July gives us all a chance to reflect on our country and to take pride in our nation's enduring principles. It is the day on which the Declaration of Independence was ratified by exemplary visionaries who dared to create a new form of government and new laws for a new people.
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NOT A MISTAKE: Last week I mentioned the fact that I have often felt out of place in this world, all the way up to the point of wond
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This week I will continue my Kentucky county origins series. Today, I will look at Anderson, Ballard and Barren counties.
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Many of my Butler County neighbors have vacationed this month, and others have vacation plans for later in the year. The most popular vacation months seem to be June through October.
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Dear Editor:Farmers and Ranchers,
By John W. McCauley, USDA Farm Service Agency State Executive Director
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