Arts & Culture
Sponsored content: Save Humpty
“I can’t leave until I say goodbye to Humpty!” Since December 2021, many parents have become very familiar with this sentiment. “Eggcited!,” the sculpture of Humpty Dumpty that was installed in front of the Paul Sawyier Public...
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Broadstone Books to celebrate 20th anniversary
As college students discussing art and literature in their dorm rooms in Lexington, Larry Moore...
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Learn something new from these suggested reads
“Ace: What Asexuality Reveals about Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex” by Angela...
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Say Yes to art: Elle Travis helping steer youth toward a bright future
Elle Travis has lost 17 friends to overdose and suicide. “It happens and it just keeps happening,...
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Late summer reads
“No Two Persons” by Erica Bauermeister Some authors utilize the same formula for every...
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Gen. Ulysses S. Grant visits Frankfort
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant was born in 1848 at Point Pleasant, Ohio. At birth, his parents gave him the...
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Sit in the shade with these summer reads
“Disgrace” by J. M. Coetzee Every now and then it is good practice to read a book that...
Read MoreThe Double V Campaign
World War II took place some 80 years ago. Since then, there have been countless books written on WWII filled with all kinds of information concerning happenings on the home front during the war years. Having been born in 1940,...
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‘Bloom where you’re planted’: Mundine growing business in backyard
On a quiet street in an east Frankfort neighborhood sits a traditional-style home with a typical...
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Summertime reads
“The Gardener’s Palette: Creating Colour Harmony in the Garden” by Jo Thompson It’s...
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