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As Electric Vehicle (EV) owners and enthusiasts, we regularly hear claims from fossil fuel advocates about the unsustainable future of EVs and the large carbon footprint of EVs from production to operation. Some are neighbors who most summer weeks drive their gas mowers around their very large meadows, eliminating the native wildflowers which feed our pollinators. That mowing […]

As Electric Vehicle (EV) owners and enthusiasts, we regularly hear claims from fossil fuel advocates about the unsustainable future of EVs and the large carbon footprint of EVs from production to operation. Some are neighbors who most summer weeks drive their gas mowers around their very large meadows, eliminating the native wildflowers which feed our pollinators. That mowing […]

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/PRNewswire/ -- Students, parents, educators, and school choice supporters from across Kentucky come together for a press conference in Frankfort at the State...

The Portland post-jazz quintet Blue Cranes has been carving their own unique space in the Portland music scene since 2007. The group consists of Reed Wallsmith on alto saxophone, Joe Cunningham on tenor saxophone, Rebecca Sanborn on keyboards, Jon Shaw on bass, and Ji Tanzer on drums. The group recently dropped their ambitious fifth album Voices—an album years in the making, and a collaboration with nine talented vocalists who all have the shared experience of...

    Greg Alan Waldrop passed away on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, in Austin.        Born on April 13, 1962 in Lamesa, Texas, Alan was the son of Gordon Waldrop and Barbara (Drennan) Waldrop. Alan was raised on a cotton farm on the South Plains outside of Lamesa and attended Lamesa High School, where he met his future wife, Debra, and graduated as the valedictorian of the Class of 1980.   Alan attended the University of Texas at Austin and worked his way through school by managing a cotton f...

Plane. how she got from there to here is nothing short of miraculous. behind this precious face lies the incredible strength and courage of a survivor. friday night, 7-year-old sailor gutzler freed herself from the upside-down wreckage of her familys plane, moving past the bodies of her mother father sister and cousin walking nearly a mile to larry wilkins home in remote western kentucky. >> well, she was bloody. her nose was bloody. i cant say for sure but i think maybe her lip might have been ...