The grocery shopping cart is the most underrated irritating thing in the modern world. Anyone regardless of age, vision, or mental health can …
The Cynthiana Democrat is the paper of record for this area.
It’s often advised not to talk about politics or religion when in polite company. There is merit in that advice as there is no reason to seek …
More and more often, I find myself exclaiming, “Wait-what?”
Spring is a sassy flirt and she revels in variety whether we humans like it or not. After a long, cold winter human hearts begin to yearn for …
Sometimes small things lead to big results
Citizens of Cynthiana,
Looking back on our recent (20th century) history reveals a varied past. It seems like there have been certain decades during that time that h…
Communities across Kentucky and the nation are gearing up to honor the work of the country’s farmers and farming families on National Ag Day, …
Every morning across the Commonwealth, children walk into our schools to engage in one of the greatest accomplishments in the history of manki…
Every morning across the Commonwealth, children walk into our schools to engage in one of the greatest accomplishments in the history of manki…
Communities across Kentucky and the nation are gearing up to honor the work of the country’s farmers and farming families on National Ag Day, …
I am not one to believe in conspiracy theories, but this whole Princess Kate thing has got me on the edge of my seat.
I had an eye-opening experience the other day. I thought maybe you’d like to hear about it.
Editor’s note: Nancy Kennedy is on vacation this week. This is a column from 2019.
Did you ever wonder why we call this upcoming season Spring? Or why we call Autumn, Fall? That thought never bothered to wiggle a single gray …
My husband and I were not in the market for a cat, but when a kitten showed up in the alley last October, my son and his wife heard her and br…
For nearly 50 years, Kentucky has been a national leader in allowing its citizens to access government records. That legacy is due in large pa…
The Cain Ridge revival of Aug. 6, 1801 is, without doubt, one of the most fascinating and momentous events in the early history of Kentucky. H…
My husband and I were not in the market for a cat, but when a kitten showed up in the alley last October, my son and his wife heard her and br…
Now that we’re in the season of Lent I’ve been thinking about forgiveness and confession and which comes first.
I believe in science. For example, I believe that each person has a unique set of fingerprints and a unique configuration of their retinas, an…
It’s become an annual tradition in Frankfort: a new bill designed to chip away at the government transparency Kentucky citizens have enjoyed f…
I started the day by burning the toast. It wasn’t scorched a little it was a deep, crusty black burn that spread a burned smell throughout the…
My father told me that I was always in too big of a hurry, and that caused me to make one mistake after another. I thought of him the other da…
Do you remember the first day you got a telephone in your house? Not the kind where you had to crank up Central, but a real, black, heavy West…
Of course, we all know that many of our small towns are slowly closing down. Little towns within an hour’s drive of a large city are experienc…