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BLEVINS: The 75th anniversary of the surrender of Japan

By Vivian Blevins Contributing columnist To gain Japan’s surrender and end World War II, the threat was “prompt ... Read more

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BLEVINS: Advice from a self-published author

By Vivian Blevins Contributing columnist Almost 20 years ago, author Terry Pellman of Sidney, Ohio, retired early from ... Read more

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PREACHER’S POINT: The pre-tribulation rapture

By Timothy Johnson Preacher’s Point We are just past the halfway point of 2020, and if nothing else ... Read more

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OUTSIDE: Avoiding chigger trouble

By Steve Roark Tri-State Outside Being outside is normally a lot of fun, but sometimes, you pay a ... Read more

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PALAVERING WITH BEULAH: What happened to clothes lines?

By Beulah Rampage Fishbite Contributing columnist What ever happened to clothes lines?  They went the way of porches ... Read more

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HENSLEY: Let the lions roar

By Judith Hensley Contributing columnist This is a season of social unrest in the U.S., but around the ... Read more

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LIVING ON PURPOSE: God’s invitation is still being given

By Billy Holland Living On Purpose Christ as the rose of Sharon was willing to be crushed, and ... Read more

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BRANDSTETTER: Higher education shows commitment to power through pandemic

It would be an understatement to say that the last few months have been difficult. For me personally, ... Read more

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VAUGHT’S VIEWS: Will fans be allowed to attend games if there is high school football?

By Larry Vaught Vaught’s Views The Kentucky High School Athletic Association will have to make a decision soon ... Read more

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Relief needed for Kentucky loggers impacted by COVID-19

Dear Editor: Kentucky’s forest industries generate over $13 billion a year to the state’s economy and employ more ... Read more