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I actually can’t stop thinking about how one of our gubernatorial candidates listened in class & one did not
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One of the most infuriating double standards is the idea that women are responsible for cooking in the private sphere (for their families and others) but men dominate the world of professional cooking for other people where they get paid
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Our Fall Household Hazardous Waste Day will be held on October 28th from 8 AM to 1 PM. Learn what you can bring, and why it's important to participate here: warrencountyky.gov/household…
It is so trying to get children to go to sleep. I don't understand it. I love sleep so much. It's my favorite past time
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Bowling Green’s Environmental Compliance team was thrilled to get back to their partnership with Warren County Stormwater for Streamside Field Day. Tommy the Turtle made an appearance while our staff taught the kids about stream health and water quality.
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Manatee Update from our partners at the @ColumbusZoo!
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Fox News tried to do a bunch of scary man-on-the-street interviews about crime. It didn't go well.
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I’m Andy.
I’m a dad, a husband, and the governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Over the past 4 years, we’ve protected teachers’ pensions, expanded healthcare, legalized medical marijuana and sports betting—and so much more.
This November 7th, I’m asking for your vote.
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It is with heavy hearts that we have to share the passing of co-founder of Save the Manatee Club, Jimmy Buffett.
Jimmy co-founded our organization in 1981 with former US senator and FL governor Bob Graham and has supported manatees for over 40 years.
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I’ve always put people over politics.
That’s why I’m focusing on kitchen table issues that impact real Kentuckians—not the culture wars that seek to divide us.
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Nobody should go bankrupt because they get sick.
That’s why—as Attorney General and as Governor—I’ve worked to expand healthcare to over 400,000 Kentuckians and lower the cost of essential services. We won’t stop until every Kentuckian has the healthcare they deserve.






























