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EKU leads way in energy savings
While some shout that this country can't afford to tackle the problem of climate change, Eastern Kentucky University is quietly showing how to do it - and saving a lot of money in the process.
19 hrs ago | Richmond Register
Churches in Richmond, Berea hosting Thanksgiving dinner
"Not everybody can go to grandma's for Thanksgiving," said Syble Miller of Home Meals Delivery.
EKU arts center names executive director
The Center for the Performing Arts at Eastern Kentucky University formally introduced Katherine Eckstrand as its executive director Wednesday during a press conference on campus.
Eastern Kentucky moving toward energy efficiency
Eastern Kentucky University's efforts at making a more energy efficient campus are about 75 percent complete, school officials say, with a goal of being done by the spring of 2010.
Belk robbery suspect pleads to lesser charge
A 62-year-old woman who was charged with robbery after she fought with Belk department store employees Sept.
Finalists announced for UW-Fond du Lac dean
A local educator is among four finalists vying for the position of dean and chief executive officer at University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac.
For Stanford's almost 'Top Model,' shopping is now an ordeal
During the fashion show before the viewing party, Kirkpatrick demonstrated her runway walk.
EKU sustainability project already showing savings
Going green has gotten Eastern Kentucky University a lot of attention, even making them a model for a similar University of Louisville project and a part of Gov.
Professor sues Eastern over denied tenure
F. Mark Case, of Lexington, filed a complaint with the Madison County Circuit Court on Oct.
"A is for Appalachia! The Alphabet Book of Appalachian Heritage" by Linda Hager Pack, illustrated by Pat Banks, 2009, the University Press of Kentucky, $16.95, hardbound, 44 pages: Long-time educator Linda Hager Pack, who teaches children's literature at Eastern Kentucky University, was born and raised in Hamlin, W.Va. She wrote this book with an ...
Help offered to people seeking US citizenship
A Lexington-based program is branching out to nearby Madison County to assist immigrants through the process of seeking U.S. citizenship.
Don McNay: Lottery Winners & Lottery Losers. Don McNay interview on CBC
This is a link to an interview I did with Mark Kelley on his prime time CBC show about the pitfalls that lottery winners and others who receive big money have to deal with.
Tickets on sale for EKU's a Candidaa and Madrigal Feastes
Tickets on sale for EKU's 'Candida' Tickets are on sale for the Eastern Kentucky University Theatre production of George Bernard Shaw's "Candida." It will be staged at 8 p.m. nightly Wednesday, Nov.
Family Dollar Announces Vice President Promotion
Family Dollar Stores, Inc. today announced that Donna Barker has been promoted to the position of Vice President Merchandising, General Merchandise Manager.
Untangling occupation and activity.
Abstract Activity and occupation are two core concepts of occupational therapy that are in need of differentiation.
Mason & Hanger: Theodore Scripps has joined the Lexington-based architectural, engineering, construction firm as director of project management.
A 2006 survey showed that nearly one is 10 Kentuckians was diagnosed with diabetes, ranking the state seventh in the nation.
Book review - New volume offers study in twins' own words
Published: Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, October 30, 2009 at 2:45 p.m. By a bizarre coincidence, all three of the most famous sets of conjoined twins in American history wound up in North Carolina.
Professor sues university over tenure decision
An Eastern Kentucky University marketing professor is suing the university, the EKU Board of Regents and the chairwoman of the management, marketing and administrative communication department for allegedly violating his constitutional rights in denying him tenure.
Hoosiers win FLW bass fishing regional
MURRAY, Ky. - Indiana University's Jesse Schultz and Dustin Vaal shocked their competitors with a six-fish, 13-pound, 2-ounce final-day catch to win the National Guard FLW College Fishing Central Regional tournament on Kentucky Lake on Monday.
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