No single county in eastern Kentucky produced close to 1 million tons during the latest quarter.
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Country singer-songwriter and recording artist John PayCheck reflects on what he would say to his father, country music legend Johnny PayCheck, if he had one more chance to speak with him. That deeply personal question becomes a moving musical conversation on his latest single “Daddy Are You Listening?”, available everywhere digitally on Friday, November 06. The song offers an intimate glimpse into the relationship between a father and son, the passage of time, and the moments in life that death leaves unfinished. It’s the fifth teaser track from his forthcoming third studio album, Better Plan, arriving November 27 via HorseBite Entertainment.
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Someone hands you a beer, and assuming it isn’t as cold as ice, you take a drink. If a drink was ice cold, it would be impossible to drink. Because it would be solid. Here’s a (beer), Mitch – it’s ice cold. Damn. I guess I could lick it. — Mitch Hedberg If it tastes […]
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Veterans Day 2026 marks the 108th anniversary of the Great War’s end on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day on the eleventh month in 1918; as the mademoiselle from Armentieres reminds us, the holiday originally was called Armistice Day. We’ve since recast Veterans Day into an observance embracing the military service of all […]
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A college student in Louisville leads an effort to better support homeless veterans with a project to provide outerwear and hygiene supplies.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE YPAL Press Office | Admin@ypal.org Molly Jett Heim | C. 502.442.9090 YPAL.org | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram LOUISVILLE, Ky. (November 9, 2026) — 20 young professionals are participating in YPAL’s seven-week Emerging Leadership Program (ELP), designed to help participants grow their leadership skills, build meaningful connections and become more confident in […]
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YPAL STRENGTHENS CAREER PATHWAYS WITH NEW COHORT FOR FALL 2026 LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Read More »
Arthur Conti and Joel Oulette on Carrie, Playing Good and Bad Guys, and the Stunt Driver in a Wig
Arthur Conti and Joel Oulette: “Bad guys can be likable. Good guys aren’t perfect.” Read More »
Mine regulators released changes that would give mines more discretion over toxic silica dust monitoring. Black lung prevention groups call it an “earlier death sentence.”
Federal mine regulators move to loosen a major black lung safety rule Read More »
Few details are available about how Louisville’s Office of Women may change following the departure of its leader.
The head of Louisville’s Office for Women is out, sparking concerns Read More »
91.9 WFPK is proud to present these Louisville favorites.
We will use this meeting to continue our work to support and grow independent businesses in West Louisville, including this year’s Shop West Holiday Fest. Contact beth@keeplouisvilleweird.com for more information.Register here and a Zoom link will be e…
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Republicans still hold the majority of Kentucky’s congressional seats and a commanding majority in the General Assembly, but faced pushback from voters for the first time in years.
Kentucky Republicans say General Assembly losses driven by national headwinds Read More »
In a state lawsuit filed in July, David Ermold and David Moore accused Davis of lying under oath about what properties and assets she owned in order to avoid paying a civil rights judgment.
Federal judge orders Kim Davis to explain why she didn’t disclose inheritance Read More »
Connect with local businesses looking to incorporate community partnerships in their business operations at Elevate Biz: Doing Good by Doing Business nonprofit fair and panel discussion. Member registrants receive three feet of table display space…
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Doing Good by Doing BusinessGiving back to the community as a business doesn’t have to only mean writing a check. Discover how much more meaningful (and profitable) engagement can be when businesses and nonprofits collaborate to further the mission of …
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