Opinion Editorial by Born & Raised in Kentucky, Businessman Jacob Clark
I'm, a liberty favorite for Kentucky Governor, and have continued to climb in the polls. Recently gaining the support of State Senator Adrienne Southworth, I got a last minute boost.
However, while there are 12 candidates in the Republican primary, the media and the political establishment would like you to think there's only 2 or 3.
Opinion Editorial by: Chris Woolery, the Residential Energy Specialist at the Mountain Association
The number of Kentuckians who had their power disconnected increased by 228 percent last year as compared to a 29 percent increase nationwide, according to a new study by the Energy and Policy Institute and Center for Biological Diversity. Kentucky’s average electric bills also increased 17 percent. Huge increases in disconnections and bills make it clear: current rates are unaffordable, especially as inflation soars.
Opinion Editorial by Larry Averitt, Administrator, Bluegrass Water Resistance
I read with great interest the April 30, 2023 news article in ClayCoNews entitled, "Attorney General Cameron's Office of Rate Intervention Saves Kentuckians Nearly Half a Million Dollars in Proposed Water Utility Rate Increases." The story notes that the AG's Office of Rate Intervention (ORI) saved taxpayers $432,122.00 in utility rate increases.
Op-Ed Submission by Dr. Ben Mudd, executive director of the Kentucky Pharmacists Association
Too often, when Kentuckians visit their pharmacy to pick up a prescription, they are shocked to see the price on the register. This is frustrating for pharmacists as well as we have little control over what our patients pay. But the real reason—and what most often dictates the price you pay out-of-pocket for your medicine—may come as a surprise.
By Patrick Padgett, Executive Vice President, Kentucky Medical Association
Count to ten.... That’s how long at least one health insurer believes it takes to review whether you need a test, medication or other health care service.
