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  • 1 month ago | cbr.com | Joe Baken |Byron Crawford |Melody Day |Byron Craw

    Published 6 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image By Morena Perez Vitale While 9-1-1 is often regarded as one of Ryan Murphy's biggest hits, it's fair to say that the show is always facing new competition. Whether it's another high-adrenaline firefighter drama or even another show by Murphy himself, 9-1-1 is always trying to climb up the ranks. Surprisingly, one of the show's biggest rivals seems to be Murphy's camp cruise extravaganza, Doctor Odyssey....

  • Mar 3, 2025 | kentuckyliving.com | Byron Crawford |Wade Harris

    MORE THAN A CENTURY after his passing, prints of Frankfort artist Paul Sawyier’s splendid water colors, primarily of central Kentucky landscapes, remain popular statewide and beyond. An original Sawyier oil sold in recent years for $100,000, and an original water color brought $45,000 at auction in November.

  • Feb 18, 2025 | kentuckyliving.com | Byron Crawford |Wade Harris

    THE OLD BUCKET OF ROCKS resting in a dark corner of the garage has been part of my life since I was a kid. You might say it was handed down from my dad, who was neither a paleontologist nor mineralogist, but a Kentucky farmer who liked rocks. Our farm wasn’t covered with rocks—just enough to make it interesting. Dad taught me early how to skip rocks across the wide, shallow creek that bordered the back of our place, and he often picked up unusual rocks and fossils in its riffles while fishing.

  • Jan 9, 2025 | kentuckyliving.com | Byron Crawford |Wade Harris

    LAST SUMMER, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources officially changed the name of its law enforcement officers from conservation officer back to the original title, game warden, which dates to 1912. The name change comes at a perfect time for retired game warden Jeff Finn of Logan County, a consumer-member of Pennyrile Electric, who has authored three books of “game warden” stories from actual cases across Kentucky.

  • Dec 10, 2024 | kentuckyliving.com | Byron Crawford |Wade Harris

    A FEW DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS IN 2021, John Beldon came down with COVID-19 and was eventually placed on a ventilator for 13 days in a Bowling Green hospital. Doctors twice told his family that he might not live more than a few hours. Miraculously, on the 14th day, he opened his eyes and was able to breathe on his own, but unable to speak, and too weak to even hold a pencil. He has lingering health issues from the virus.

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