Kentucky Corn Production Sees Growth
By and large, most Kentucky corn producers are experiencing a much better year compared to last summer. Drought conditions wiped out many corn fields
Stu Johnson's Latest Articles
Amazon Call Center Opens In Winchester
Winchester Mayor Ed Burtner is welcoming Amazon and its 20 million dollar investment to the Bluegrass. The online retailer expects to hire more than 500
Lexington Raises Utility Franchise Fees
Beginning this fall, utility customers in Lexington can expect slightly higher bills. For months, Lexington’s Council has wrestled over the best way to pay
Kentucky Tightens Texting & Driving Violations
Regardless of age, people in Kentucky seem willing to accept tougher penalties for those who both text and drive. The state Wednesday (August 7) made it
STEAM Academy Opens Its Doors
There's a new kind of school in Fayette County. Instead of a standard high school designed to serve the average student, the 150 freshmen attending this
Groups Prepare For Healthy Food Mandates
Whole grains, low fat dairy products, and fruits and vegetables have long been recommended for pre-schoolers. Those recommendations could become a mandate
God’s Pantry Earns Four Star Rating
The long-time director of God’s Pantry Food Bank says a favorable accountability rating can help further efforts to put food on the table. For the sixth
O Negative Blood Donors Needed
The significant need for ‘negative’ blood type donations persists across Kentucky. The Kentucky Blood Center’s Martha Osborne says only about 15 percent of
Seat Belt Use Increases
Many drivers say seat belts scare them. They worry about being trapped in a sinking car. However, a state highway safety official says such fears are
“Cockeyed” Opens at Pioneer Playhouse
The Pioneer Playhouse production of ‘Cockeyed’ begins Tuesday night on the Danville stage. It’s a romantic-comedy about a philosophy major who turns