By Sara Massey, Executive Director of the Kentucky Beverage Association
Beverage aisles at the grocery store look a lot different now than how they did when I was little. Alongside all the “regular” sodas, Kentuckians can find zero sugar and reduced sugar options and sparkling waters on every shelf, in every flavor imaginable.
Inform and Reengage an Increasingly Isolated America
Op-Ed by Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams
For many Americans, the first image that comes to mind when they hear the term “civics” is not the White House or a voting booth, but rather an animated piece of paper singing on the steps of the Capitol Building.
- Update: November 29, 2022, 9:15 PM EST, Contact information at bottom, please direct any inquiries to me personally, thank you -
Op-Ed by Brent Willoughby
Clay County, KY (November 27, 2022) - On September 21st of this year I became aware of a situation that I felt was truly disturbing. A candidate for the governor's race in the commonwealth of Kentucky was being "uninvited" from an event in Floyd County by the Republican Party of that county. That candidate was Mr. Eric Deters.
Kentucky Bishops: Vote YES on Pro-Life Amendment #2
Hi there: October is Respect Life Month in the Catholic Church, an annual celebration of the value and dignity of every human person. During this month, Kentucky’s four Catholic Bishops penned the following column encouraging Kentucky’s more than 350,000 Catholics—and all people of faith—to join them in voting Yes on Constitutional Amendment #2 this November. Their full column appears below my email signature.
Thanks,
Jason D. Hall
Executive Director
Catholic Conference of Kentucky
By Attorney General Daniel Cameron
FRANKFORT, KY (October 25, 2022) –The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade affirms what we all have known—that the U.S. Constitution says nothing about the right to an abortion and that abortion policy must be left to the states. As lawmakers across the country undertake the hard work of legislating in this area, it is inevitable that legal challenges to pro-life laws will arise. That is currently happening in Kentucky. But my office is opposing any judicial action that would create a Kentucky version of Roe.
