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October 23, 2023
JASONVILLE, IN—Not wanting to miss out on the huge moneymaking opportunity, local Airbnb host Keith Lowery told reporters Monday he had jacked up the price on his listing in case the upcoming annual Spooktacular event at his town’s library brought in tourists. “There’s bobbing for apples and a design-your-own paper…
January 12, 2023
The Morgul Blade: on Experiencing Grief at Christmastime by Keith Lowery
October 13, 2022
LA VERGNE - Mayor Jason Cole announces that Rutherford County Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh and former La Vergne Assistant Chief and current Rutherford County Chief Deputy Keith Lowry have officially endorsed him. Sheriff Fitzhugh was recently re-elected to another four-year term, and is a member of the Tennessee Sheriff’s Association, a Board of Control member of the Tennessee Corrections Institute, Board Chairman of the Rutherford County 911 Emergency Communications District, and past board ...
August 29, 2022
Whence Wisdom?: Our Godless Narratives Are Pure Folly by Keith Lowery
December 14, 2021
Just amazing. >> devastating toll on the agriculture industry already battered by the supply chain crisis. many grain facilities, hatcheries and farms in kentucky taking a direct hit. lets bring in kentucky department of agriculture commissioner ryan and graves county kentucky farmer keith lowery. keith, for you, what are you experiencing now with your farm? >> >> well, personally i live -- my farm is 10 miles south of mayfield. we had no damage. we had no damage at all. but i do have neighbors ...
December 14, 2021
Here in mayfield but on the supply side, there is a hatchery right here in mayfield 200 farmers in the region. we are already hit with supply chain issues increased costs of input, inflation, et cetera. now we are going to have at least six to 8 month delay when it comes to the driving poultry industry in western kentucky. we have a granary right here in mayfield that has 5.5 million bushels of grain sitting on sites. they are not even sure how to unload that grain and get it converted into feed...