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Community rallies following major employer's closure

Kentucky New Era (Hopkinsville)
Dec 3, 2019
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No one could have foreseen the abrupt shuttering of the city's prized bowling ball manufacturer Ebonite International last week. However, we are fortunate to see the Christian County community rally with grace and gumption around those affected.

Dollars spent locally help more than merchants

Kentucky Standard
Nov 30, 2019
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Today is Small Business Saturday, when shopping locally and supporting local businesses is promoted nationwide by local business organizations, big cities and small towns across the United States.

Thriving rural communities do development differently

The Advocate Messenger
Nov 30, 2019
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To hear many people tell it, rural America is on the decline. Our towns and counties are shrinking as younger generations migrate en masse to urban areas. Big cities are where the future will happen.

GRATEFUL Lincoln, even amid war, found reasons for thanks

Staff report
Nov 28, 2019
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U.S. presidents, starting with George Washington, signed many proclamations thanking God for the blessings He had bestowed on this nation. But it was the 16th president who in 1863 set aside the last Thursday in November as an annual day of national thanksgiving. Following is Abraham Lincoln…

We can give an important gift to our community

Winchester Sun
Nov 22, 2019
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Shopping “local” is the gift that keeps on giving.

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Party boy Hunter deserves to be locked up

By SUSAN ESTRICH Creators Syndicate
20 hrs ago
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His staff used to brag that he was Donald Trump before there was Donald Trump. That was before he pled guilty but after he took to blaming his wife for the misuse of official campaign funds that allegedly financed his extramarital affairs.

Democratic candidates should spend less time courting Twitter vote

By MEGAN MCARDLE Washington Post Writers Group
Dec 5, 2019
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Less than two months ago, it looked as though Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was on track to win the Democratic presidential nomination. She wasn't quite as old as former vice president Joe Biden, or nearly as prone to putting her foot in her mouth clear back to the tonsils. And she had bui…

Nostalgia is ace up Biden's sleeve

By JONAH GOLDBERG Tribune Content Agency
Dec 5, 2019
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I like the word malarkey, consarn it. It's the bee's knees. Sure, the youngsters might say, "OK, Boomer" on hearing Joe Biden utter the word, but if you think he's all wet for using it, you can take your phonus bolonus and tell it to Sweeney.

Liberals split on challenging McGrath in primary

By Phillip M. Bailey Louisville Courier Journal
Dec 3, 2019
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Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath clearly hasn't convinced enough Kentucky progressives she's earned a coronation in 2020 ahead of challenging Republican Mitch McConnell.