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PULASKI'S PAST: Scout Troop 79 Observing 50th Anniversary - Vimarsana News

PULASKI'S PAST: Scout Troop 79 Observing 50th Anniversary

Sometimes anniversaries come and go, and no one seems to realize it. This week’s Pulaski’s Past reminds us of a couple of interesting local anniversaries.

PULASKI'S PAST: Two Tales of Two Sets of Three - Vimarsana News

PULASKI'S PAST: Two Tales of Two Sets of Three

We are continuing our journey through March of 2004! This week’s newspaper headlines seemed like a long list of “wants.”

Mike Tussey: There are sergeants, lieutenants and captains and then there are KENTUCKY COLONELS - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Mike Tussey: There are sergeants, lieutenants and captains and then there are KENTUCKY COLONELS - NKyTribune

Across the world, people have heard about the Kentucky Colonels and the wonderful reputation that goes with it all. The name Kentucky Colonel which is a lifetime honor, has become synonymous with stre

Former KY Governor Julian Carroll passes away at the age of 92; details of services to be announced - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Former KY Governor Julian Carroll passes away at the age of 92; details of services to be announced - NKyTribune

By McKenna Horsley and Jack BrammerKentucky LanternFormer Kentucky Gov. Julian Morton Carroll, who focused as the states 54th governor from 1974 to 1979 on providing more money to education, in

Advancing Kentucky: UK alumnus Colby Hall working to better his Appalachian home - Vimarsana News

Advancing Kentucky: UK alumnus Colby Hall working to better his Appalachian home

When Colby Hall graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in biology and biological sciences, he had no idea his career path would lead him to his current position as executive director at Shaping our Appalachian Region Inc., a position he has held since 2020.

Source: uky.edu