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The world survived so writer has to apologize

Well, it appears now to be official: The world is not ending, and the Dec. 21 deadline for it has come and gone.

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Cynic tries to save Christmas

CHRISTMAS ISLAND - Can a cynical journalist save Christmas?

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A little board game on the county with a twist

Each year from Sept. 1 through Dec. 31 the Patch Products board game company presents the Million Minute Family Challenge, striving for one million minutes of board game play.

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Turkalypse could take over Bullitt County NOW

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Recent Bullitt County turmoil could lead to the end of the world as we know it, or at least to the end of Thanksgiving.

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Thanks to those leaving office; best wishes to those elected

Is there a rush to the county clerk’s office to switch party affiliation?

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Election is over but what have we learned from it?

The post-election column written before the election was actually over...

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Be sure you exercise right to vote Nov. 6

With voter turnout so low and the stakes so high, it’s crucial Americans exercise their most basic civic duty in the upcoming general election.

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Here’s some ‘movies’ made for Halloween horrors

It’s Halloween, the only day of the year that people around you are scary on purpose.

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Watch out for little goblins

FRANKFORT – Halloween. It’s time for candy, costumes and trick-or-treating! With many festivities kicking off this weekend, Kentucky State Police wants to make sure parents review safety tips with their little ‘goblins’.

Sgt. Rick Saint-Blancard, Spokesperson for KSP, says the agency wants the children to have a fun but safe trick or treating experience.

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Motorists beware as heavy season for deer population

FRANKFORT – Autumn is in full swing in Kentucky decorating its landscape and roadways with vibrant, colorful foliage.

These Fall colors serve to remind drivers that they will see an increased movement of deer throughout the Commonwealth.

In addition, deer season begins Nov. 10th and motorists are more likely to encounter these animals on or near roadways.

Spokesperson for KSP, Sgt. Rick Saint-Blancard says motorists need to take extra precautions when driving during fall months.

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