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As part of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Democracy and the Informed Citizen initiative and to celebrate its 50th anniversary, Kentucky Humanities, in partnership with the University of Pikeville, will

Since 1972, Kentucky Humanities has provided the Commonwealth with programs and services that create a legacy of pride in the wealth of Kentucky culture, build civic engagement and support local

Military Order of the World Wars offers a Rocky Mountain Youth Leadership training.

Director, Juniata County Library Note to readers: Beginning next Saturday, May 15, Vince Giordano’s Book Report column will move to Page E2 in our Saturday Living section. ¯¯¯ When people ask “How can I read more? How can I read more books this year? What’s the secret to reading a lot?” The short answer is just do it — nobody asks, “How do you find the time to eat?” But obviously you know that. What it’s really about, then, is finding the motivation, finding the justif...

"Health.gov.au is the most important site for you to get COVID-19 vaccine information." Chief Medical Officer Professor Paul Kelly said "vaccine hesitancy" remained a concern for federal health authorities as nine per cent of people polled by the Health Department said they would not be vaccinated and 27 per cent said they were considering not being jabbed against COVID-19. "That demonstrates that we need to continue to stress the vaccines as being safe and effective," Prof Kelly said. Marc...

Clemente students offer vision of the nation in We, Too, Are America By Stephanie Jarvis Campbell Although the Clemente Course in the Humanities has been in existence for years, it was only after a session held last summer that the students’ work was published in an anthology. Titled “We, Too, Are America,” it is an insightful and thought-provoking look into their experiences and lives during a pandemic, political divide and protests against police brutality. With eight essays from studen...