This story is one in a series by Kentucky Today leading up to the one-year anniversary of the tornado outbreak in western Kentucky. Mayfield, Kentucky.
Despite the uncertain economy, retailers saw record sales on Black Friday and a similar surge was expected for Cyber Monday. The question now is whether
Kentucky Baptists recently presented more than 500 households in the Bowling Green area with information and resources about Jesus Christ through the gospel to Every
An Anderson County educator, who is also a Kentucky Baptist pastor, is taking a moral stand on the issue of being told to refer to
The cooperative effort of 45 churches in the Madisonville area came together last week to put on the West Kentucky Go Tell Crusade, and they
Mike Coffee hasn’t missed Sunday school since 1968. That’s a streak of 54 years and counting for the 62-year-old Greenup County man in Wurtland, Kentucky.
Kentucky quarterback Deuce Hogan sees the football field as his platform on and off turf. “I always tell people it’s a 100-yard stage,” said Hogan,
Students in the Baptist Campus Ministry at Morehead State saw with their own eyes the heartbreak and destruction that came with the horrific eastern Kentucky
Pastor Jonathan Grizzell of Hedgeville Baptist Church says there’s a benefit that comes from giving, and an even bigger benefit that comes from doing. He’s
The Kentucky Supreme Court denied a request by EMW Women’s Surgical Center and Planned Parenthood — the commonwealth’s only abortion providers — for emergency relief
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