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View Comments As most Kentuckians know, April was Child Abuse Prevention Month. In 2008, Child Abuse America introduced the Pinwheels for prevention campaign. During April, in recognition of this important program, Kentucky, like most states, displayed blue and silver pinwheels across the state on the lawns of the Kentucky Capitol, schools and other government buildings. This year, in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Gov. Andy Beshear proclaimed, “There is no greater priority for me as Kentucky’s Governor than ensuring the safety and health of our children, both physically a...

OaM Player Ratings: LA Galaxy The staff of Once A Metro gives their scores and thoughts on the wild 3-2 loss in Carson Share this story Juan Mesa: Not at fault on the goals but needs to lead the defense more. Brit Byrd: Has not been a problem by any means but has not been especially involved in the build-up as was somewhat advertised. AMRO TAREK - 4.8 J.J. Post: Was at fault for the first goal but earned some points back for his maybe-intentional, maybe-not assist on the Red Bulls’ second. Ben Cork: Not the worst performer in the backline but as always never seems to be able to channel his ...

Chili should be its own food group. You cannot find a better bowl than Judy Brooks makes – a year-round staple in our household! I think it’s because she sees chili as this culinary bit of alchemy in which matter is transformed by a magical combination of various elements. That list of elements is long – high quality ground beef, a potpourri of beans, garlic, onion, tomatoes, thyme, green pepper, red pepper, chili powder, cumin and about 37 other spices that I am not at liberty to divulge. That chili formula – a staggering array of very disparate elements combining to create a master...

For the past year, Bruce Kleinschmidt and his sister, Ann Bowling, have been visiting their 95-year mother, Grace Kleinschmidt, through a window at her Louisville nursing home. That's because in-person visits ended abruptly last year as COVID-19 began a deadly sweep through Kentucky's nursing homes, killing more than 2,300 residents since March 2020. But in-person visits are about to resume under new guidelines announced Wednesday by federal authorities that significantly ease rules that had put nursing homes on lock-down. "I am thrilled about it," Bowling said. "I'm looking forward to ju...

Bob Zeidler | 05/27/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "Seldom does a sequel live up to the advance billing suggested by its predecessor. All too often, sequels (most particularly in publishing and in the cinema) represent little more than a form of pernicious milking of "what worked the first time around." On the other hand, sequels occasionally do exceed the expectations set out by their forbears. Such is the case with Appalachian Journey, where Messsrs. Ma, Meyer and O'Connor do manage to top themselves, in significant ways, regarding what they did in the earlier Appalachia Waltz. The reason i...