Mark Maynard

4 days ago | kentuckytoday.com | Mark Maynard

PIKEVILLE, Ky. (KT) – The first time Wayne Lowe shared his profession of faith in front of the entire church was at a funeral. Lowe, who was 55 at the time, had not been saved long but the man whose funeral where he was speaking was instrumental in taking him from death to life – a fitting picture during this Easter season. Talmer Meade never gave up on Lowe, witnessing to him for 5 ½ years. He knew his friend needed Jesus and told him so in no uncertain terms.

4 days ago | dailybulletin.com | Melanie Marshall |Mark Maynard

Drivers who want some of the savings and eco-friendly benefits of an electric vehicle with the convenience of a gas-powered car are finding the perfect mix in hybrids: great mileage and none of the range anxiety that can come with owning a full EV. Hybrid sales in the U.S. surged by more than 36.7% in 2024, outpacing growth in both traditional gas vehicles and fully electric models, according to Wards Intelligence. Subscribe to continue reading this article.

4 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Melanie Marshall |Mark Maynard

Drivers who want some of the savings and eco-friendly benefits of an electric vehicle with the convenience of a gas-powered car are finding the perfect mix in hybrids: great mileage and none of the range anxiety that can come with owning a full EV. Hybrid sales in the U.S. surged by more than 36.7% in 2024, outpacing growth in both traditional gas vehicles and fully electric models, according to Wards Intelligence.

5 days ago | kentuckytoday.com | Mark Maynard

MAYFIELD, Ky. (KT) – Wes Fowler says the EF-4 tornado that swept through west Kentucky 3½ years ago, heavily damaging the church where he was pastor, became a defining moment in his life. Fowler was the pastor of First Baptist Church in Mayfield and endured the tornado’s horror while huddled in the basement of the church that was wrecked by the wind and rain to the point of being unusable. It has left his family – wife Tara and three children – with some PTSD.

1 week ago | kentuckytoday.com | Mark Maynard

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – The flood waters that soaked parts of Kentucky have largely receded but the hard work of Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers is only beginning. This week crews have been working in flood-drenched Frankfort where Gina Hindbaugh is the Incident Commander, looking over four large flood recovery teams. “It’s a blessing for us to be here. We wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t,” she said.