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ADVERTISEMENT Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) will host Bid on the Bluegrass, an online auction of unique, Kentucky-themed items and experiences, including memorabilia associated with many 2021 Kentucky Derby starters. Bid on the Bluegrass is set to open on Thursday, April 29, at 9 a.m., and will conclude on Saturday, May 1, at 9 p.m. ET. All proceeds will benefit TCA. “This online auction will feature a wide array of items with a Kentucky focus,” said Erin Crady, executive director of TCA. “We have bourbon-themed items, racing memorabilia, one-of-a-kind experiences, farm tours,...

increase font size Rev. Richard Killmer and Sue Inches: Pine Tree Amendment protects our environmental rights If the Pine Tree Amendment passes, we’ll be sending a message to the world that a clean and healthy environment is our identity and our priority — for the long term. It would protect investments in business and real estate by ensuring that the environment will remain healthy and clean. It would protect the health of our children and grandchildren, and ensure that no Legislature, governor or law can take their fundamental environmental rights away. Read Article Richard Killmer N...

Litty said during a tour of the building. Also, the elevator safety requirements. Jonathan Ahl A cramped, abandoned lab in the Bureau of Mines building. Column supports prevent rooms from being bigger, and the ceiling height does not accommodate modern venting and safety equipment. Litty said additional problems include doors and staircases that are not disability compliant, and ceilings too low to support the ventilation needs of modern labs. The column support structure also limits the size of rooms and would make reuse limiting. An outside assessment Missouri S&T brought in a team of outsi...

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The headstone of Tillie Baldwin, listed by her birth name of Anna Winger. (photo by Jim Littlefield) Published February 02. 2021 7:54AM  Jim Littlefield, Special to The Times I remember from my almost five decades in the public-school system the ongoing conversation we often had about minorities and women and their underrepresentation in the history curriculum. Specifically, in our American history courses, was it really possible (or even logical) to conclude that almost all the important contributions over the years were made by white males? The good news is that there now appears to be a g...