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One of Austin Peay State University’s newest faculty members has published his first book, a significant work that tells Kentucky’s story of housing, working and entertaining more than 10,000 German prisoners during World War II. Dr. Antonio S. Thompson, assistant professor of history and an APSU alumnus, will be available from 5-7 p.m., Monday, Nov.

92-year-old Louisville man donates amphibian aircraft which took him 29 years to build

Wow, these ladies do a great job of getting those coveted treasury spots. My blue earrings are featured in the first and my pink earrings are in the second treasury. Way to go Kentucky team!

Just a few shots from the excellent Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 8 at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. A tip of the hat to investment banker, banjo player and member of the Bluegrass band The Wronglers Warren Hellman, who finances this gift to San Francisco every year and offers some of the greatest roots performers in the country.

Governor Steve Beshear’s attempt to seize 141 gaming-related domain names is certainly not over in Kentucky. The Franklin County Circuit Court will hold its next hearing on the case on Tuesday, so the PPA is working with other organizations to hold a summit on Monday to put rational heads together and devise a plan to save online poker.

AP - New duo Dailey & Vincent dominated the International Bluegrass Music Association awards Thursday, winning entertainer of the year, album of the year, vocal group, emerging artist and gospel recorded performance. "To the fans that come out to see the shows — thank you so much.

By Ray Paulick The horse business is Kentucky’s signature industry, employing tens of thousands of people, generating over a billion dollars of revenue throughout the year, and putting the international spotlight on the Commonwealth each spring at the Kentucky Derby.

Random Wit, Errant Rhyme. Not A Literary CrimeMy next-door neighbour BuckyHe was born in KentuckyYou can tell his heart is true'Cause his grass is bright blue

Lost in USC’s crushing of Ohio State and the ligaments of Charlie Weiss’ knee, the University of Kentucky football team is now 3-0. No, they haven’t played, well, anybody — but then again, neither has sixth-ranked LSU, so I’m not going to throw them under a bus because their pre-conference schedule isn’t a top-ranked endeavor.

The Bluegrass State Games have always been a place to see up-and-coming Kentucky athletes, such as sprinter Tyson Gay, who competed in the Olympics last week, and javelin thrower Dana Pounds, who just missed a trip to Beijing.