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 The Commonwealth’s chief law-enforcement official and chief elections officer came together today in the State Capitol to announce that they will once again be working together with agencies across Kentucky as part of a task force to prevent and investigate allegations of voter fraud during the November 4, 2008 general election.  Attorney General Jack Conway and Secretary of State Trey Grayson discussed the importance of this year’s elections and how each office is working to p

     Signature HealthCARE of Spencer County is now able to offer services to Medicare Advantage patients from Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Essence, Passport Health Plan and more, in addition to traditional Medicare and Medicaid patients!  Services that are available to plan members include rehabilitation services, pain management, wound care, respite care and MORE! 

Frankfort – The Kentucky Commission on Women (KCW) is currently seeking female artists from Kentucky to paint portraits of the 2009 Kentucky Women Remembered Exhibit honorees. Bids must be submitted by Dec. 1, 2008.

 The red brick building on the southeast corner of Main and Point Streets in Taylorsville was known as the William Polk House when it was constructed some 173 years ago. Polk was the original owner of what became known as the Thomas Crutcher Tavern and then the David Black House.

 The SCES dance team placed first at their competition at Slugger field on Sept 27 in the youth hip hop category.-

4-H youth from across the nation will be “Keeping It Green” as they celebrate 2008 National 4-H Week October 5-11 by raising awareness about environmental issues and initiating environmental projects that make a positive difference in their communities .

While it’s true Kentucky beef producers have enjoyed higher prices in the past couple of years, feed costs have soared leaving producers wondering what the future holds. The Kentucky Beef Conference Oct. 28 at the Fayette County Cooperative Extension office aims to teach producers how to plan today for tomorrow’s markets.

 As I opened my eyes, I was dizzy and confused; my familiar world was gone. My computer had disappeared, my bright desk lamp was now an oil lantern and the TV had vanished! As I tried to digest what I saw, it became clear. While holding the penny tightly and closing my eyes, I had traveled back in time. I didn’t know if it was an overactive imagination or the traumatic experience of the Ferris wheel, but somehow, I had journeyed to 1909 – and had brought my family with me.