3 hrs ago | Samoa News
ASG awards 10 scholarships to ASCC graduates
The Scholarship fund of the American Samoa Government awarded 10 scholarships and approved 16 applications for student loans for students who recently graduated from the American Samoa Community College .
12 hrs ago | The Horse
UK Graduate Student Spotlight: Mieke Brummer
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14 hrs ago | The Horse
Researchers Recommend Three-Tiered EIA Testing
Nice mare. Trained in Dressage. Needs saddle and round pen time. Or could just be a pasture mate.
20 hrs ago | Columbia Magazine
Adair County 4H Scholarship Recipients named
Click on headline for complete story with photo By Katie Royse UK Cooperative Extension Service Summer Intern Three Adair County 4-H Scholarships have been awarded to three very deserving individuals: Leslie Cowan, Lynnsey Rodgers, and Noah Richard.
RONNIEa SELLIS: Who will challenge McConnell?
I've spent years watching Mitch McConnell, several of them interviewing and reporting on him.
University of Kentucky Symphony wows Chinese audiences with American music
Paul Prather: Make a plan, but expect life to take you to unexpected places
This is the season when high schools and colleges hold their graduation ceremonies, when seniors eagerly plot the grand educational or professional moves they hope will eventually sweep them to fame and happiness or, barring that, to filthy lucre.
Online resources for oral history
After listening to this week's podcast with managing editor Troy Reeves and oral historian extraordinaire Doug Boyd, you might think the Oral History Review has fallen prey to corporate sponsorship.
UKAg Dean Scott Smith Receives Lyons Award
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Bryan Station grad follows brother's path to a Singletary Scholarship
Michael, Stephen, Julie and Ray Parsons at the Parsons' home in Lexington, Ky., Monday, May 20, 2013.
Kentucky Deaf-Blind Project helps teen master the technology he needs
Joseph Boggs' vision is so impaired that it is as if he is looking through two straws.
Wood-fired pottery coming to Crocker
The Crocker Art Museum presents Rob Barnard: Pottery as Pure Art which will be on view July 21 through Oct.
Former UK researcher accused of misconduct allowed to keep teaching license
A Bourbon County chemistry teacher can remain in the classroom even though he violated state law by not disclosing previous misconduct investigations against him at the University of Kentucky, a state board has ruled.
Survey: Bedbugs a growing problem in autos
We all know that picking up hitchhikers is not generally a good idea, and there is one little stowaway that can really make life miserable for motorists.
Women learned defense strategies, awareness and risk prevention during a four-session Rape Aggression Defense class provided by the Independence... Campbell County High School's Class of 2013 has set a high standard of achievement including the netting of four of the University of Kentucky's top Otis... Florence is making plans for its municipal ... (more)
Parent and teacher support protects teens from sleep problems and depression
A new study suggests that disturbed sleep in adolescents is associated with more symptoms of depression and greater uncertainly about future success.
Alltech Names Australian, Brazilian Students Its Young Scientist Winners
ALLTECH NAMES AUSTRALIAN, BRAZILIAN STUDENTS ITS YOUNG SCIENTIST WINNERS May 23, 2013 Source: Alltech news release Two students have received the distinction of Alltech Young Scientist for research demonstrating an exceptional awareness of science and its role in shaping the future of agriculture.
Police investigate fatal shooting on Ryan Circle
Detectives were still interviewing him and not filed charges about four hours after officers were called to an apartment building on Ryan Circle on a report of a man with a gunshot wound, Lt.
Joe Reedy took over as The Enquirer's Bengals beat writer in 2009 after covering the University of Kentucky and doing an NFL picks column.
Boy Found in Pool Dies at UK Hospital
Powell County Sheriff's Deputy Rob Matthews told the Lexington Herald-Leader the boy's great-aunt and legal guardian, Frankie Hall, said she was playing with Landon Pressnell in the yard but had to go inside due to a medical condition.