Code Labs — a multiyear effort to develop Paducah’s digital economy through training area residents to code — launched in late April, bringing together 24 students for a two-course, 12-month program designed to turn the participants into qualified software developers.
Many of you may have read our main story last Saturday, “School districts help local homeless students in many ways.” I can tell you this: Last week’s story is only the beginning — we’re going to be looking deeper into the issue of homelessness in the region, be it singles, family, unaccompa…
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Call it bragging rights, but I get a kick of telling newsrooms that I’m probably the only journalist you know who witnessed (and covered) an actual crucifixion.
Recently I was asked to speak at the Rotary Club of Paducah about the role of journalism — community journalism to be specific — in the current lightning-speed media landscape.
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