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Road to Kentucky's past inconvenient for today's driver
The road from U.S. 68 to the old Shaker ferry landing on the Kentucky River is a narrow one.
'Heroes' you don't know but should
A few weeks ago, when I asked you to write about your American heroes for this Fourth of July weekend, I offered a few of my own, to get the discussion started.
Plane Crashes In Carrollton, Ky.
A Union man landed his plane in the Ohio River in Carrollton, Ky., Wednesday. The Kentucky State Police, the Coast Guard, Carroll County Rescue Squad, and Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife responded to ...
Dow Corning of Carrollton has joined the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection 's environmental leadership program KY EXCEL .
Prosecutor in Carrollton bus crash case reflects on the trial
As survivors and victims' families mark the 20th anniversary of the Carrollton bus crash, the man who prosecuted Larry Mahoney is remembering as well.
Six months removed from training, trooper put on case
“The message was nothing about death, nothing about fire. I was just told six ambulances were on the way.”
Then: Six months after graduating from traffic collision reconstruction training for the Kentucky State Police, Trooper Sonny Cease, 26, was named lead investigator of the Carrollton bus crash. via Kentucky.com
1988 bus crash left a legacy of pain but led to safety changes
“I hope bringing the story back out will wake up some people”
On May 14, 1988, after a day of riding roller coasters at Kings Island near Cincinnati, 63 chattering children and four chaperones packed into a church bus for a 9 p.m. trip back to Radcliff, Ky. via The Courier-Journal
Mother's Loss Becomes Her Mission
“I asked her why, and she said, 'Because I want to make a difference in the world,'”
By now, Karolyn Nunnallee has told the story thousands of times. She has told it to reporters, to congressmen and to drunken drivers ordered to listen to her. via Tampa Bay Online
Carrollton Bus Crash: 20 Years Later
“Before '88 there was not much to the driver training program but, since, we've practiced defensive driving and all the things to avoid accidents. But, should you get involved in an accident, we do practice the proper evacuation techniques”
Last Update: 5/13 8:57 pm Tom McKee Alyssa Bunn The biggest changes ever made in school bus safety are a direct result of the nation's worst drunk driving crash in history. via WCPO
Survivors remain linked by drunken driving tragedy
It has been 20 years since the northern Kentucky bus crash that ranks as the deadliest alcohol-related highway catastrophe in the nation. via WDRB-TV Louisville
Byron Crawford: Carrollton crash turned man to ministry
“He has shared many of his life experiences involving the Latvia prison ministry, professional sports (which he covered) and also somewhat about the bus tragedy”
The Rev. Gregg Anderson marks the chapters in his life as having occurred before and after the Carrollton bus crash, 20 years ago this week. via The Courier-Journal
Did couple in Carrollton murder-suicide have death pact?
“I just saw him yesterday out in the field over there. They were digging up oil tanks or whatever out of the ground and he was over there watching over that”
We're learned more information about the Tuesday's double shooting involving an elderly couple at Carrollton, Kentucky nursing home. via WAVE-TV Louisville
After over $300 million in renovations, Kentucky State Parks still losing money
Kentucky taxpayers have spent hundreds of millions of dollars renovating Kentucky State Parks over the past dozen years. via WHAS
Man Shoots Wife, Then Himself At Nursing Home
“Once inside the room, Mr. Hopperton shot his wife in the head”
A tragic ending to a long life and a seemingly happy marriage has left a town in shock. via Cincypost.Com
Kerry Duke Three Northern Kentucky students have won National Merit Scholarships. via Kypost.Com
KY Home To Two Deadliest Bus Crashes In U.S. History
Kentucky has been the site of the two deadliest school bus crashes in U.S. History. via WKYT-TV Lexington
Army National Guard Sgt. Jared M. Smith, Army National Guard 2nd Lt. Bronson M. Sapp and Army National Guard Spec. via Commonwealth Journal
We can save our rivers and mountains
The people of eastern Kentucky know all too well the devastation mountaintop removal mining has wrought: miles of barren moonscapes where once were verdant forests and scenic vistas, flash floods made worse by ... via Winchester Sun
Watch for slowed or stopped traffic due to road closure. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 wants to inform the public that KY 36 will be closed to through traffic so that a slide repair can be ... via Cincypost.Com
“I know people don't like taxes, but when you get something in return (like sewers), property value is going to go up over time”
Ex bank president ordered to repay $13M Residents air pool concerns Mother may I? And while you can't put a price on the cost of a life, it's hard to snuff the habit for a county that's ADDICTED to tobacco.'> ... via Henry County Local