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This week we touch on another CBS Sunday Morning gem.  Behind every Marvel movie lies a multiverse of comic books.  Since the 1960’s, a tale has been building.  A single, connective narrative involving thousands of characters and millions of pages of comic books.  “Stories that happened in 1961-62 have consequences in comics that are coming out this week”.  Douglas Wolk is a writer and Marvel expert who explains Marvel might be the longest-running and most voluminous story told in human history. 

The Kentucky primary election is May 17th this year. In the local primary election, we will vote for the U.S. representative for the second Congressional district, the U.S. senator, and the Kentucky state representative for the fifteenth district. Also in the primary, Butler County registered voters will cast their votes for Judge Executive, PVA, and Jailer as well as the five magistrates and the five constables.

I am Dana Phelps and I am running for Butler County Jailer. With only 14 days to go until the election, I wanted to give everyone a good understanding of who I am.

BELTON, KY— The Interim Joint Committee (IJC) calendar was approved April 21st and is available at legislature.ky.gov; scroll to the bottom of the page to Calendars and choose Interim Calendar. Standing committee meetings begin on Thursday, June 2 and run through November. Some statutory committees meet in December.

My husband Garey and I live by two separate and very personalized mantras.  His is “Just because you’re born poor, doesn’t mean you have to die poor.”  Mine is “Just because you’re born poor, doesn’t mean you have to live poor.”  And never the twain shall meet.  It took something as insignificant as a spider leg to bring that resounding truth home to me.  Let me explain.

            I am sure we are familiar with this term. Sometimes, when people talk, they are vague. Some try to spare our feelings about certain issues and will not speak in a plain way. Thus, we may tell folks to “tell it like it is” and stop trying to spare our feelings. It is necessary that we say things in a straightforward and understandable way, especially when souls are at stake.

The General Assembly wrapped up the 2022 session with two long days and nights of veto overrides and last-minute legislating, adjourning one day before the constitutionally mandated April 15 deadline.

There was a noticeable energy in both chambers during those closing hours, with members of the Republican super-majorities appearing invigorated by their accomplishments. Even so, they had to be ready to go home and recharge. The May primary is just around the corner. Incumbents will want to take a “victory lap” out on the campaign trail.

I am Diane Ingram, a lifelong resident of Butler County, I served you as your county clerk and deputy clerk for over 30 years and raised three boys. The clerk and PVA offices interact daily, and I have a real understanding of the qualities essential for success in that roll.

Although we have several good candidates for PVA, I want to take this opportunity to tell you why I support James “Bob” Annis for Butler County PVA.

This past Sunday, CBS Sunday Morning correspondent Kelefa Sanneh looked at how music catalogs are becoming extremely valuable properties.  He also talked with Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock of the band Air Supply, whose ‘80’s hits. including “All Out of Love”, are finding new life in unexpected ways.