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Black workers’ jobs matter
The wave of protests after the police killing of George Floyd has prompted a re-examination of racism in all areas of American society. In many ... Read more
1 week ago by The Interior Journal.
Lessons learned while quarantining
How quickly things can change. I’ve considered myself lucky during the COVID-19 pandemic. Myself, my family, and close friends have remained healthy thus far during ... Read more
3 weeks ago by The Interior Journal.
Technology makes life more fun, and a little easier
I was watching TV while pumping gas the other day and … no, that’s what I said. I was watching TV while pumping gas. You’ve ... Read more
3 weeks ago by Jeff Moreland.
States pleading for federal bailout are the most poorly managed
An annual study by national financial watchdog Truth in Accounting (TIA) found that many of the states that are now crowing the loudest for a federal ... Read more
1 month ago by The Interior Journal.
Every American deserves a shot at financial freedom
Americans across the country are hurting. They have seen friends, neighbors and family members wade through financial hardship or had to face it themselves. They ... Read more
2 months ago by The Interior Journal.
‘Years of life’ lost to coronavirus and abortion
It’s been roughly seven weeks since the coronavirus entered Kentucky, causing citizens to wrestle with its grim realities. As of Sunday, according to the governor’s ... Read more
3 months ago by Jeff Moreland.
Don’t let open government become another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic
By DEAN RIDINGS CEO, America’s Newspapers Federal and state freedom of information laws — intended to keep government meetings and records open and accessible to ... Read more
3 months ago by The Interior Journal.
State temporarily halts wage garnishing for UK medical bills. It should be a permanent stop.
By Linda Blackford Lexington Herald-Leader Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration says it has stopped a harmful and possibly unlawful practice of garnishing the wages of ... Read more
3 months ago by Jeff Moreland.
In coronavirus lockdown, it’s ‘the ordinary stuff’ people miss the most
By Joseph Gerth, Columnist Louisville Courier Journal It’s the little things. That’s what people are missing as we’re midway through the fourth week of ... Read more
3 months ago by Jeff Moreland.
Saying ‘thank you’ for more than three decades of service
Perhaps as much as any other job, newspaper reporters become the face of the organization and community they represent. That has certainly been the case ... Read more