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By Steve FlairtyKentucky by HeartKentucky is a state rich in food production and, as I try to show in my weekly column, also a state full of people who are rich in the goodness of their hearts a

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune columnistI never knew Northern Kentuckian Don Girton, or even heard about him, until after he died on July 30 at age 87. I wish I had known the man after hearing what

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune columnistSmall town life in Kentucky doesn’t mean there are a lack of things to do in those places, at least for what I’ve discovered looking around the state.

Kentucky Electric Cooperatives recognized outdoorsman and television host Tim Farmer as its 2023 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian during the co-op association’s 77th Annual Meeting in Louisville.A

The largest snake in Massachusetts can grow to exceed eight feet but is the species dangerous to humans?

Tim Farmer, clinical director and co-founder of clinical regulatory technology provider Comentis, examines how insurers can ensure they meet the FCA's Consumer

At the June 20 Coronado City Council meeting, Coronado’s Recreation and Golf Services Director, Tim Farmer, accepted a proclamation on behalf of the City celebrating July as Parks and Recreation

With Consumer Duty creeping closer, Tim Farmer addresses the widespread misconception that it isn’t possible for wealthy individuals to be at risk of financial vulnerability and shares his insight on how advisers can ensure all clients are being appropriately supported...

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune ColumnistMost anyone who has been a student in my elementary classroom knows that I teach and quiz students frequently on the Kentucky state symbols. Interestingly, I not

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune ColumnistMost anyone who has been a student in my elementary classroom knows that I teach and quiz students frequently on the Kentucky state symbols. Interestingly, I