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Kentucky by Heart: Richard Clayton was another high-flying NKyian; celebrating late spring's beauty - Vimarsana News

Kentucky by Heart: Richard Clayton was another high-flying NKyian; celebrating late spring's beauty

By Steve FlairtyNKyTribune columnistLast week I wrote about a man from Owen County, Harry “Clark” Karsner, who built a small airfield in the county and after World War II, taught military ve

Air Academy launches vulnerability module in preparation for Consumer Duty - Vimarsana News

Air Academy launches vulnerability module in preparation for Consumer Duty

Later life lending firm Air has worked with Comentis to develop and launch its ninth Air Academy module, which will focus on vulnerability.

Kentucky by Heart: Harry 'Clark' Karsner, known for Gospel Plane, contributed much to native Owen Co. - Vimarsana News

Kentucky by Heart: Harry 'Clark' Karsner, known for Gospel Plane, contributed much to native Owen Co.

Whether he knew it or not when he was growing up in the humble Kentucky community of Monterey, in Owen County, Harry “Clark” Karsner’s life would one day reach soaring -- even heavenly -- height

Bike swap to be held this weekend - Vimarsana News

Bike swap to be held this weekend

The fourteenth annual Concord area bike swap will take place this weekend with an opportunity to purchase a quality bicycle for less than new.Proceeds from the sale support bike programs and projects in Concord and surrounding communities. Since 2009,...

Kentucky by Heart: Traveling exhibit tells African-american story through children's book illustrations - Vimarsana News

Kentucky by Heart: Traveling exhibit tells African-american story through children's book illustrations

As a young girl in the 1970s, Becky Munoz’s belief that “the world should not be divided by color” was challenged when her parents moved her family from Lexington to Georgia because of a job tra