Our South; Its Food, Arts, & Heritage In Context With Our Modern Society
Friday, February 24, 2017
I'm Ready For Me Some Love Apples, Ms. Dedman!
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Today was a rare treat. Neysa & I escaped for the day to the relaxed elegance of the Beaumont Inn's dining room in Harrodsburg, Ke...
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Sunday, February 19, 2017
You Run Me Ragged: Part II
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An Exploration of History, both Oral and Recorded, Pertaining to the Story of Harriet Carter, African-American Weaver of Mason Cou...
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Thursday, February 16, 2017
Let There Be Light: A Prelude To African-American History Month in LaRue County, Kentucky
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The following is an unpublished piece I wrote as part of a weekly supplement to a serial church history for Hodgenville United Methodist a...
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Monday, February 13, 2017
Beginnings of Adult Education in Kentucky, and a LaRue County Educator's Legacy
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At some point I want to explore the stories of other early LaRue County School Superintendents & teachers. Here is one VERY worthy...
Hodgenville, the Quiet Lady, and the Ladies Who Make Her Great
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The following is an article I prepared this past summer at the request of the editor of the magazine for the Kentucky League of Cities, on...
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