Our South; Its Food, Arts, & Heritage In Context With Our Modern Society
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
LaRue County, By the Book; An Expanded Look at the Library's History
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By 1761, American colonists were fed up with tax decisions made by an English Parliament in which they had no voice. Even then, it was no n...
Monday, March 20, 2017
The Great Price for Freedom; A Civil Rights Martyr from Kentucky
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I don't normally like to borrow from others for my posts, but sometimes there is no need to write something over gain. Presented here ...
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Greenwood Taylor, the "Other" Abe Lincoln
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Kentucky State Senator of the 13th District, Greenwood Alexander Taylor moved to LaRue County in 1893 to practice law after having been Har...
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The following is an unpublished piece I wrote as part of a weekly supplement to a serial church history for Hodgenville United Methodist a...
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