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JSH’s Kentucky: Fine Kentucky wordsmiths prove me wrong about the fate of publishing
Who says publishing is dead? Well, actually, I’ve been known to declare that myself on more than one occasion. But fortunately we have these fine wordsmiths of the Commonwealth to prove me wrong with the wondrous products of their imaginations: …
JSH’s KY: Five ideal Kentucky locations for
a semi-long-distance commute to Lexington
At one point or another in my meandering life, I’ve spent quality time in most of the Commonwealth’s cities. Over the years, I’ve found that certain areas are more advantageous than others when shlepping back and forth to my beloved …
JSH’s KY: Kentucky’s top 10 sports figures are top-notch – and have amazing stories
You might think every state produces its share of great sports figures, but when you actually examine the statistics it seems our fair Commonwealth of Kentucky has contributed to the wide world of sports on a level that outshines others. …
JSH’s KY: Seven great Kentucky bourbons that no longer exist, but what memories!
When you look at the vast array of bourbons on a store shelf and note the antiquity of many of the brands, it’s easy to lull yourself into thinking that once a bourbon comes into being, it’s here to stay. …
JSH’s KY: Top six exciting Kentucky
caves most people probably haven’t seen
Kentucky is blessed with a staggering number of beautiful caverns, but I wonder how many people take the time to visit them? Furthermore, even among well-seasoned amateur spelunking enthusiasts, I wonder how many have been to some of these lesser …
JSH’s KY: 10 famous Kentuckians whose lives would make great movies – and should
Kentucky’s been grist for the cinema’s mill more than a few times, but there’s still so much more drama to mine from these here hills. What follows is a list, in no particular order, of ten Kentuckians who deserve a …
JSH’s KY: Craters of the Commonwealth: Found in Middlesboro, Clay Village, Versailles
There once was a time when people wondered aloud, why is the Moon battered with impact craters while the Earth remains relatively unscathed? Thanks to state-of-the-art mineral analysis and aerial photography from space, we know now that the Earth, …
JSH’s KY: A kind of etiquette guide
for Twitter, with some favored feeds
As I travel around our fair state, I frequently suggest to people I meet that they should follow me on Twitter. The usual response is that they A) don’t know what Twitter is, or B) they say “I’m on Facebook, …
JSH’s KY: Hatfield-McCoy feud notable part of our history, bringing entertaining notoriety
For better or for worse, the Hatfield–McCoy feud remains one of the most notable historical events in Kentucky history. Between 1863 and 1891, these two clans along the Kentucky-West Virginia border fought a bitter and bloody family feud that involved …
JSH’s KY: New Men in Black has backstory,
including a mysterious memory of his own
With Will Smith’s Men In Black 3 hitting theaters on May 25, I thought I’d take this time to point out the backstory of the “Men in Black” meme, which actually goes back to the days of the Roswell UFO …
